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I was wondering if it possible to enter your subconcious mind through lucid dreaming?Going into the that section of mind that knows secrets,weakness of you that your concious mind not aware of.
If it possible, will it be dangerous?Have any one thought of it?
This is mostly the concept of analyzing your dream characters and, more importantly, your dream guide.
Nothing about lucid dreaming is dangerous, period. It's all make-believe, and thus can't harm you. As long as you understand this, you won't be emotionally harmed either.
Dreams are formed through expectations, aka your schemas. If you analyze your dreams upon awakening you can find unconscious associations, such as how your brain pairs "Ocean" and "jaws" together, so when you dream of "ocean" you dream of "jaws."
No, don't get that confused with dream interpretation.
Of corse it would be a lot more fun to interpret dreams while still in them. :PQuote:
Originally Posted by jarrhead
your dreams are manifestations of your subconcious, or maybe even projections thereof, but as fart as analasys while in dreams, you can communicate with your subconcsious to a degree through a dream guide or character, but if you are keeping something secret, you probabyl wont be able to bring it out in your dream, i mean, you already know yourself, what are you hoping to learn? i dont know if you can bring repressed memories to light in dreams, sometimes you might dream of a horrible incident in your life, but not on purpose.......your dreams can bring up the most annoying and sometimes painful things when you least expect it......
thanx all ...i think talking to dream guide can help me a lot.
This reminds me of a movie, just can't remember the name...Quote:
Originally Posted by francis148
As someone quite rightly pointed out, a dream is a succession of thoughts, images, sounds or emotions which the subconscious creates, and your conscious mind is then relayed that experience. Interaction between these 2 minds are limited as the subconscious "speaks" via thoughts, concepts and flashes of emotions, which have varying levels of difficulty to understand from person to person.