I am honestly not certain how I can ever write down my own dreams, not because they're uncertain, unrememberable or anything like that. But it's because my dreams are in such a manner where I can remember too much, I am unable to filter fluff from signs, I am unable to write such bizarre experiences because they verge on the grounds of: Epic, Fantastical, Science-fiction, Daliesque/M.C Esher dream worlds. They are not as clear cut as say, finding a 'key in the middle of the bridge' which is very easily interpretable. They involve extremely bizarre elements, such as a futuristic alien war in Europe but a subplot involving aristocratic dandies, witchcraft and 'stories within stories'. IE: Dance competitions, 10 interpretations of a certain event (like a photograph I see, my mind gets absorbed and attempts to recreate the photograph : IE child on a swing, child deepsea diving, Child being abducted by aliens, child being kicked about by a child, child parachute dropping). I'm sure you can get my drift, my mind works in serious hyperactive dream sequences which appear like non-sequitors and are too fantastic too put into words. What can I do? It use to be be alot more easier when I was younger before I became very proficient at dream, Im having sleep paralysis once or twice a week and lucidity once every two or three nights. |
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