Got something interesting about the nature of DC's!!

**kilham** · 03-14-2014 07:26 PM

I had a magical night, with so many things that I'll have to divide them into different threads. This one is about a very interesting answer I got from a DC:

I was concentrated on my breathing to achieve WILD and 40 min later I did it, it continues shocking me the transition from being in my bed to a full dream scene, it's amazing. I entered a room and saw my ex-BF in a corner, I talked with him a couple of minutes, making sure I was touching the texture of all the things to stabilize the dream. Then I focus on a DC that was walking in the room, I approached him and asked my typical question: what do you represent?
He snorted, rolled his eyes as if saying "you and your stupid question again" and ignored me. DC's have been doing this in all of my last LS's!! (I thought I was being polite, I had no offensive intention).

I followed him and here's the later conversation:

Me: Excuse me, just another question, do you mean there are... well, dream characters -no offense- that are not representations of my subconcsious mind?
DC: That's right, there are many DC that have thoughts and sparkles of consciousness of their own.

**He was sorting old records while he answered. There was also a young lady next to us just hearing our conversation, I never asked her anything.

Me: really, and what do they do??
DC: There are those who are here to study human philosophy and behaviour.
Me: Whaaaat??? that's amazing?? what do you do??
DC (very excited and cheerful): I'm one of them.
Me: So, you live here in the "dream world" while you study human behaviour??... what happens next, I mean, are you eternal??
DC: no
Me: I'ts just that you don't have like... a physical body, how do you "die"? what happens next? when do you decide shifting to another reality?
DC: that's decided from above

I was really amazed by this conversation, even if it's my mind's creation, I think it's awesome!!

**DreamyBear** · 03-14-2014 08:15 PM

I can only agree with you about that your dream sounds like pure awesomeness.^^ But are you always having such clear conversations with your DC's? When I try to ask a DC in my dreams, they usually dont speak clear enough to make sense at all. They mostly just kind of mumbling something. Do you meditate a lot or something?

**Sensei** · 03-14-2014 08:47 PM

DCs are always saying things like this to me. Mostly they tell me that everyone there is a dreamer and that it is a shared dream. Sometimes they also tell me they will do things and then don't.

**Screen** · 03-14-2014 09:16 PM

Finally, someone shares asking this question. I've been working on having lucid dreams so I could ask my subconscious or dream characters what both of them are, do they have awareness, and so forth. The answer you got was very interesting.

A strange thing to note is that your DC mentioned human philosophy. If that's the case, I wonder what exactly it identifies itself as. Again, one of the questions I want to ask in my own dreams. Also, his dismissive behavior to your first question was almost like he knew--or at least expected--you were aware of the answer.

I look forward to what else you have to share.

**kilham** · 03-14-2014 09:35 PM

Originally Posted by DreamyBear

I can only agree with you about that your dream sounds like pure awesomeness.^^ But are you always having such clear conversations with your DC's? When I try to ask a DC in my dreams, they usually dont speak clear enough to make sense at all. They mostly just kind of mumbling something. Do you meditate a lot or something?

Not always, they usually talk and talk and never get to the point or just say nonsense. Sometimes I find very lucid DC's like this one. In the last month I wasn't having any luck with them because everybody ignored me or turned their backs at me whenever I asked a question. It's as if they get insulted when I assume they are some representation of myself. I used to get clear answers from them about my fears, expectations, likes and everything about myself, but the last month they weren't answering until today in this conversation.
I don't meditate a lot, what I do is live in the present moment as much as I can through the day, enjoy the taste of something, textures, sound, breathing, etc. I usually sleep for 4-5 hours and then I concentrate on my breathing so I can maintain consciousness during the transition from wake to sleep.