Thread: Interviewing and Talking to Dream Characters

Thanks so much for the information; I'll just have to try it for myself and see what they do once I get a little more practice... and I actually just had my first lucid dream in several months last night, not much control but it's very encouraging

I've tried twice now to talk to DCs during lucid dreams and they always just talk to me in gibberish. One little black boy I talked to yelled "Brownies" a lot and the other was a random girl I found who immediately started pushing toward me and saying "Thank you." over and over as she tried to make out with me. As you can see, I'm still trying to get my lucid dreams under control.

Dream characters are aspects of you and/or your subconscious. They are symbols. The symbolism of dreams is a very powerful language to get in touch with. You will find that deeper parts of your psyche that you are not ordinarily aware of will be communicating with you. If you dream of your teacher in second grade it is really you. If you dream of your mother, father, sister, brother or even a stranger they are all you. If you are in a car the car can represent your body and instinctual drive. Characters may speak in riddles that appear to be nonsense but pay attention to puns and double meanings. A building you are in could be your whole psyche/self, try taking out the walls, go to the basement and the attic. Clean it up and let the sun shine in.
The symbolism of dreams is fascinating but it is an individual thing. Nobody can tell you what your dream means. They can share ideas. But there are some universal themes.

However, I digress. Talking to your DCs is great and they will tell you nonsense and some great stuff. But the more you realize that it is really deep parts of you talking to you and you learn how important it is to listen, the better the information you will get.

realistic dc from real life?
I have dreamt that I was Jack Sparrow and I was selling some guy's boat to another Jack Sparrow. I've mostly dreamt of movie characters or movie stars. And David Letterman once, but he is not fictional.
The way to do it is you summon them. There are many methods for this. The easiest is to go to a door and say the person's name and know that they will be on the other side of the door. Then you open it. Or you can go to where you know they are at. For example, go to Neverland to see Peter Pan.

I've talked to my DC's, and said something (many times, because I heard other people did it before, and I wanted to see how they'd react) like " you know you're all part of my mind", and "you're fake and part of my dream" and "you're just someone in my dream"


they all respond with something simple, every time, with same mood like "yea" or " i know"