Thread: A Practical Introduction to Dream Cartography

My places seem to be connected in one way or another. I travelled a great distance last night. By bicycle. Whatever

My home city is quite structured, I must say, it looks a lot like my usual home town, with a few exceptions, and also the school is a bit strange

Cool stuff! But making a map of all of my dreams will take an eternity!

Huh.. interesting, I never gave the dream setting that much attention before. I wonder if it would help improve dream recall in a kind of 3-dimentional way. Definitely worth a try. I'll read through it again when I have more time.

Hey Ophelia, did you get my PM about maybe making this a sub-topic under Additional Resources? P.S. Phantasos, I PM'ed ninja9578, OpheliaBlue, Man of Steel, and Asher about making Dream Cartography a sub-topic under Additional Resources.

Just thought everybody might like to see an example of a dream map. It is poorly drawn, but it should give you an example of what one looks like. Well, here it is.
Sorry, I could only get it in a thumbnail. As you will see, I use the most frequented area ( the school ) as the center. Due to unkown correlations in location, I will do certain areas instead of a global one. For example, this map is of my school area.

Looks nice. Probably I should also make "minimaps" of areas around important locations. I will post my general map when I finish current version.

But what is this green area?

Awesome!

Actually, I've been drawing maps of my most vivid dreams before, but I've noticed that my dreams almost never happen around where I live. Sometimes it does, but mostly not.


I think I'll do that before I go to bed, then while I'm at it, i'm gonna look for some dreamsigns aswell

Originally Posted by Phantasos

Looks nice. Probably I should also make "minimaps" of areas around important locations. I will post my general map when I finish current version.

But what is this green area?

The green area is just grass on the inside of the track.