Leo,
I see your reasoning, and it makes sense, but only in regard to your philosophy on the Higher Mind. Please describe to me what you mean when you say "Higher Mind". Is it something internally spiritual, or another expression for the subconscious, or what? It depends if you are looking at this from a scientific standpoint, or a spiritual one. I personally feel like when you go to sleep and a dream is beginning, the door to your subconscious is opened and in front of you are a collaboraiton of all the things that are happening your life; things you do, things you see, things you hear, things you think, etc. Some of those things are more dominant and appear in the dream, while others may play background roles, or none at all. But I feel that these things happen as the dream goes along, like improv.
You say that you don't think the mind creates any of these things instantly, and I agree. I think that thoughts and suggestions and feelings from waking life, contribute to the dreams. But in the example of a song, I don't think the song was worked on and prepared in my subconscious before I ever began dreaming. I simply think that my subconscious gathered my musical preferences and implemented them as the dream went along. Similarly, when I'm awake, I improvise on the piano, making things up as I go along. But I'm not always highly skilled about finding the right notes, whereas when I'm asleep, my mind knows exactly what I want to hear and composes it right in front of me.
What about when you are having an LD, and you cause a change of scenery or objects, which happens instantly? Could not the same thing occur with music? Anyway, I'd like to hear your take on it.
Evangel,
yes I am a musician in waking life. Not professionally, but I write and play piano and guitar.
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