Three types of dreem level quality

**TheHyperJuice** · 11-16-2012 04:13 AM

I have heard about the three types of qualities of dreams. There is only two i remember, fuzzy-what many dreams are sometimes harder to remember and not to special, then I know vivid-just about the quality of what life would look like. Recently I had the third type- the third type is better than reality and the colors and shapes are more real looking than in the world we live in.
*Can someone please tell me what the name of the third type was. I used to know it but forgot it. I know it had a name because i looked it up and found an artist's impression of the third type. Please help me!

**Sivason** · 11-16-2012 04:38 AM

I do not know that there are offically 3 types. The third type you are refering to could be called 'surreal." I often here that people experience dreams more vivid than life, however it is an illusion of limited prespective. The 'more real than life' experience is alot like the experiences people have on LSD. First, most do not pay enough attention in daily life. They basically fail to realize how vivid real life is. The dream is all consuming, so it may be a new thing to experience high awareness. the next 'illusion' is based on limited prespective, by that I mean that you are 100% focused on viewing or feeling only a few limited things. In a 'surreal' LD the colors in a mural may really pop and seem ultra-vivid, but if you break down the experience, all the other senses have been dulled. It is just my opinion. Maybe others will suggest a better word for it, or disagree that it is an illusion of 'realer than real.'

**TheHyperJuice** · 11-16-2012 01:04 PM

Thank you for helping me out! I guess it wasn't the name I heard before in a dream explanation video but that's alright. When I searched on Google this one name I found a picture of an artist's impression. In fact that picture is what triggered my dream because it took place right in the picture. I thought the name had HD but I'm not sure. Thank you very much sivason! I'm a little new to this (seven months) but I plan to get better.