Multiview of myself

**little_philosopher** · 08-27-2007 07:20 PM

There is a topic and maybe a few of month tasks with thematic "find yourself in the dream". I'll not talk about that, I had that kind of LD (pulling myself from mirror, or talking with a few of myself, ...).
I wanna share experience that I had this morning.
I was siting in my bed, like I just getting out of bed in the morning. I suddenly realize that I'm dreaming (I don't know why, there is nothing bizarre).
Next thing that was appear in my head was this:
I want to getup and see myself while sitting on a bed and at the same time I wont to see myself who is get up. If you understand, I wont to be bout of them (me) at the same time, or just to see what both of them (myself) see at that moment.
Always in dream with myself in it, I see an image of myself (or few of them), not realy me, there is just one me, who is dreaming an image of myself.
This time I was trying this more irrational and bizarre thing of multivision.
Maybe it's influence of what I saw in movie Waking Life, there is a something about 360 degrees view, and I was expand and evolve that idea.

**Mes Tarrant** · 08-27-2007 07:36 PM

If you understand, I wont to be bout of them (me) at the same time, or just to see what both of them (myself) see at that moment.

I don't understand that sentence... are you saying that there were multiple you's and you saw out of all the pairs of eyes?

**Tornado Joe** · 08-27-2007 09:08 PM

Hi Little Philo,

The 360º vision refered to in Waking Life is the ability to see in 360º around you - so your point of reference would have to be from you (the way you see now, out your head).

I think what you're saying is that you were watching yourself in the dream as if you were watching it on TV, correct? Except that there was not only one you in the scene, but two (like a twin).

This happens in dreams - many times people will experience an entire dream in 3rd person (an observer). Sometimes we 'jump' into the character and then experience the dream from within the character (our self).

**therpgmaker** · 08-27-2007 11:19 PM

I believe he's saying he wants to (or already has?) be able to have mutiple versions of himself, and be looking through both (or more) pairs of eyes at the same time.

**1342576** · 08-28-2007 01:39 AM

Originally Posted by little_philosopher

Maybe it's influence of what I saw in movie Waking Life, there is a something about 360 degrees view, and I was expand and evolve that idea.

I was just thinking about that film and how your idea was kinda similar before I read that. Why should we be limited to two eyes in a lucid dream? I like the idea, but I don't know if anyone has done it.

**Michael** · 08-28-2007 02:10 AM

Originally Posted by Mes Tarrant

I don't understand that sentence... are you saying that there were multiple you's and you saw out of all the pairs of eyes?

i dont understand any sentence he said. is english your main languange? if not, i understand. if so, take some kind of grammer classes.

**Mes Tarrant** · 08-28-2007 03:02 AM

Originally Posted by LdMichael

i dont understand any sentence he said. is english your main languange? if not, i understand. if so, take some kind of grammer classes.

It's not his main language.. what is your first language by the way, philosopher?

My French used to be that good but now it's mostly disappeared.

**little_philosopher** · 08-28-2007 09:49 AM

Originally Posted by Mes Tarrant

I don't understand that sentence... are you saying that there were multiple you's and you saw out of all the pairs of eyes?

Yes, that I was trying to do. I didn't succeed

Originally Posted by Tornado Joe

Hi Little Philo,

The 360º vision refered to in Waking Life is the ability to see in 360º around you - so your point of reference would have to be from you (the way you see now, out your head).

I was refered on that idea 'cause it hard to imagine in awake state that image you would have if you can see in 360º. And that I was talking about is kind of a similar thing - it's hard to imagine...

Originally Posted by therpgmaker

I believe he's saying he wants to (or already has?) be able to have mutiple versions of himself, and be looking through both (or more) pairs of eyes at the same time.

Thats right, and that is just beginning, I wont to expand that idea not just to see with two pair of eyes , but to actually be two person at the same time (two of me). But I didn't succeed that basic part, so I must be patient

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Originally Posted by 1342576

I was just thinking about that film and how your idea was kinda similar before I read that. Why should we be limited to two eyes in a lucid dream? I like the idea, but I don't know if anyone has done it.

You would done it

Originally Posted by LdMichael

i dont understand any sentence he said. is english your main languange? if not, i understand. if so, take some kind of grammer classes.

I only learn English in primary school and by watching a movies

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I forgot to put in my signature "Sorry on my English"

I wrote in some post before that it would be very complicated to me to describe a dream, 'cause some things I can't describe in my own language

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**little_philosopher** · 08-28-2007 01:51 PM

Originally Posted by Mes Tarrant

It's not his main language.. what is your first language by the way, philosopher?

My French used to be that good but now it's mostly disappeared.

My language is serbian, before was serbo-croatian or croatio-serbian ...
I didn't understand you, you are not a French , or ??

**Mes Tarrant** · 08-28-2007 04:25 PM

Originally Posted by little_philosopher

My language is serbian, before was serbo-croatian or croatio-serbian ...
I didn't understand you, you are not a French , or ??

No but I spent years learning it in school/college!

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