Thread: Third-person view

It would be really weird because (for me), the 'camera' view isn't always directly behind my head, meaning I could turn my head and look at me.. the camera..?!?! lol

I remember I had a dream pretty recently where I was at a pool and I was jumping really high off the diving board (easily 20 meters). But when I dived, the viewing point was following my body a bit, but not the movements of my head (the 'camera' was always pointing in the same direction, kind of like the Olympics replay of diving competitions)... so technically I should have seen my face when doing the dive, BUT I did a half twist so I did not. So I was looking at my back and the back of my head, diving. I don't know if you understand what I mean. Anyways, the next thing I remember is that I was out of the water, didn't have to swim and get out or what-not, with the 3rd person view still.

So maybe a question to all: did you ever see your face directly when in 3rd person? Not from a mirror or any kind of reflection. If so, how was it? Pretty freaky I would predict. Not your face.. I meant the feeling

And.. is there a way to search with "All these words:" in the search option?


Oh and I just thought of another thing. I had a bad experience in 2006 with blood which caused my heart to be a little more sensitve now, and I have become somewhat afraid of heights like any 'normal' person, the little uplift of the heart, you know I was completly unaffected by it before the infamous event though. The thing is I don't recall any fear in my dreams related to heights. So is there a way I could learn from my dreams and reduce or even eventually dissipate my real life acrophobia?