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A very good link by RaveQueeen that pertains to color ---->
http://www.princetonol.com/groups/iad/less...ddle/color2.htm
MY father claims to have ALL black and white dreams. Before I enter this as part of the data I want him to pay closer attention. :)
Also I will be adding some information in the latest Readers Digest. (What your dreams really mean) They even talk of lucid dreaming.
Everyone should try and read this one. It also has some information that correlates with color.
1. I have never had a dream in color -no
2. Do you dream in color? If so how often? - all the time
3. My dreams mostly consist of this or these colors. -they are usually sharper
4. Do you have monochromatic dreams? - no
5.*Do you have dreams in shades that do not reflect your everyday life? -not really
6. Do you have black and white dreams? no
7. Comments - Most of my dreams seem to be very bright even in night time is that makes any sense :?
5.Questions or comments
AN excerpt from Readers Digest February 2006.
By anylizing color patterns in dreams, based on a mans journal of 5000 entries an Arizona based researcher could accurately predict certain things about a mans emotional state. The researcher had correctly identified two separate years when the man experienced crisis his life. The anthropologist confirmed in 1997 he had clashed with a colleague the management issue, and in 2003 he'd had a falling out with a friend that left deep emotional scars.
How was Hoss able to gauge the dreamer's turmoil? "The clues were in the colors, he says". The anthropologist's dominant dream hues were reds and blacks, which spiked during difficult times. "even without knowing the events in his life," Hoss observes, "we accurately determine the emotional states based on those colors in his dreams."
Hoss is among a growing group of researcher who, thanks to cutting edge medical technology & innovative psychological research, are beginning to decipher the secrets hidden in our dreams.
This being one reason that I believe this color quiz is significant.
Being an advocate of abstract art, one of the major important aspects this genre of art relies upon (aside from composition) is color and hue. This to portray the mood that you want to get across for the viewer or that of which you expect the viewer to respond to. Different shades and hues portray character and mood. It creates an atmosphere.
In an abstract world of your subconscious it seems more than what would be expected from the content of your dreams.
1. I have never had a dream in color
never
2. Do you dream in color? If so how often?
always
3. My dreams mostly consist of this or these colors.
daily colors but usually light sources make things brighter or more pronounced
4. Do you have monochromatic dreams? %
never
5.*Do you have dreams in shades that do not reflect your everyday life?
All the shades are brighter
6. Do you have black and white dreams?
Never
7. Comments
Lighting in dreams seem related to general mood of dream. The more exciting (good and bad) the brighter everything is.
You know some times dreaming black and white could depend, I remembered reading thru this that when I was a kid like 4-5 I had this black and white old tv in my room and I watched alot of tv before sleep, and because of that I used to have alot of black and white dreams, the funny thing is I remember sometimes confusing the vidvines of the black and white and cofusing in waking life if I was able to see in black and white. Don't know if this could help in anything Howetzer.
1. I have never had a dream in color: No
2. Do you dream in color? If so how often? Allof dreams are color, except some
3. My dreams mostly consist of this or these colors. No, full RGB, except when I am ill, sometimes I have 3 colours (one I remember was B/W + Blue)
4. Do you have monochromatic dreams? No
5.*Do you have dreams in shades that do not reflect your everyday life? 98% shades are like real, grass is green, sky is grey/blue/etc
6. Do you have black and white dreams? No
7. Comments Some times I have amazing colours, like one dream, I described it somewhere. It had very natural grass, and after some time it changed shade very realisticaly
1) No
2) Can't remember a dream thats not with colour
3) Well, I can't possibly say. Completely realistic sets of colours, none outstanding.
4) No
5) No, all realistic.
6) Not that I can remember.
7) My dream is either dark or bright. Colours are always realistic, never outlandish.
1. I have never had a dream in color- I have always dreamt in color.
2. Do you dream in color? If so how often?- 100% of the time
3. My dreams mostly consist of this or these colors- Greens,blues and white (very little red)
4. Do you have monochromatic dreams?- No
5.*Do you have dreams in shades that do not reflect your everyday life?- Yes, many desaturated colors.
6. Do you have black and white dreams?- No
7.Questions or comments-cool experiment :mrgreen:
What is the lucid task that everyone has completed?
And for the color thing.... Do you think people with a lack in color receptors can dream in the missing color?
Look under (Lucid task for the month! )Quote:
Originally posted by benkane1077
What is the lucid task that everyone has completed?
And for the color thing.... Do you think people with a lack in color receptors can dream in the missing color?
A person lacking because of an injury or born that way?
I would guess, and that is all it is, a guess, Is that a color would be able to be perceived if a person has seen that color before. If there nerve receptors have been damaged from birth they would most likely not be able to ever see that color.
I guess you might have to elaborate on if the receptors and if they are missing an entire color or lacking in the general perception color.
I guess that would make a good experiment. Thanks.
Quote:
Originally posted by benkane1077
I guess that would make a good experiment. Thanks.
I would think that this could be found factually. Whether or not the rods and cones in our eyes play a role similar to blindness and color blindness.
1. I have never had a dream in color . No.
2. Do you dream in color? If so how often? I cant recall having anything else than a dream in color.
3. My dreams mostly consist of this or these colors.
normal colors, those mainly of colors of the ground and sky, and humans.
4. Do you have monochromatic dreams? %
nope.
5.*Do you have dreams in shades that do not reflect your everyday life?
i had one once. it was shades of gleaming green and yellow, in the presence of god.(in my dream of course).
6. Do you have black and white dreams?
No.
7. Comments
1. I have never had a dream in color - FALSE
2. Do you dream in color? If so how often? - Always
3. My dreams mostly consist of this or these colors. - Everyday colors
4. Do you have monochromatic dreams? % Only one - Crimson Red
5.*Do you have dreams in shades that do not reflect your everyday life? - No
6. Do you have black and white dreams? - No
1. I have never had a dream in color - No, usually the colours in my dreams are very vivid
2. Do you dream in color? If so how often? - everytime
3. My dreams mostly consist of this or these colors. - there are no constant colours in my dreams
4. Do you have monochromatic dreams? no
5.*Do you have dreams in shades that do not reflect your everyday life? normally the shades in my dreams are quite similar to the ones in real life.. it happened a few times though that colours were too vivid or too fade compared to real life
6. Do you have black and white dreams? no
1. I have never had a dream in color
No
2. Do you dream in color? If so how often?
All the time. In fact, my jaw dropped when I learnt that some people dream in black and white.
3. My dreams mostly consist of this or these colors.
Darkened versions of all colours - I can only remember one dream that was very bright. I've had a couple that are brown/orange tinted, though.
4. Do you have monochromatic dreams? % Only twice, so about 0.0001% or something. :D
5.*Do you have dreams in shades that do not reflect your everyday life? Physically, yes, it's rarely cloudy or dark during the day where I live.
6. Do you have black and white dreams?
Never.
1. I have never had a dream in color - False
2. Do you dream in color? If so how often? Yes, in all my dreams.
3. My dreams mostly consist of this or these colors. No specific colors, mostly natural colors.
4. Do you have monochromatic dreams? No
5.*Do you have dreams in shades that do not reflect your everyday life? No
6. Do you have black and white dreams? No
7. Comments - It didn't really occur to me that dreams could be in black and white, because mine are always in color. I hate watching black and white TV so it would suck to have b/w dreams.
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Thank you everyone for participating. :rainbow:
These include some results via PM as well. There are a total of 30 participants.
Everyone claims to dream in color. Ranging in the 99%
There were only 3 people that have had monochromatic dreams.
There are only four people who have experienced black & white dreams.
Most prodomently the colors consisted of the individuals everyday life.
However 11 people claim that there dreams are more intense, = "intense", "Sharp", "Colorful"
Two claim that there dream colors were weaker then everyday life.
Interesting finds;
The colors mentioned from participants that did claim a predominant color or a Monochromatic dream were of these colors > two yellow , one grey, two green, two browns.
There was only one mention of lucidity and that of changing the colors.
Notes. Several people claimed that there dreams were > blurred - darkened versions - desaturated - blurred over - rust overlay.
(color guide)
http://www.colorstrology.com/
http://www.princetonol.com/groups/iad/less...ddle/color2.htm
http://www.auracolors.com/test2.htm
By anylizing color patterns in dreams, based on a mans journal of 5000 entries an Arizona based researcher could accurately predict certain things about a mans emotional state. The researcher had correctly identified two separate years when the man experienced crisis his life. The anthropologist confirmed in 1997 he had clashed with a colleague the management issue, and in 2003 he'd had a falling out with a friend that left deep emotional scars.
How was Hoss able to gauge the dreamer's turmoil? "The clues were in the colors, he says". The anthropologist's dominant dream hues were reds and blacks, which spiked during difficult times. "even without knowing the events in his life," Hoss observes, "we accurately determine the emotional states based on those colors in his dreams."
Hoss is among a growing group of researcher who, thanks to cutting edge medical technology & innovative psychological research, are beginning to decipher the secrets hidden in our dreams.
1. I have never had a dream in color: Yes
2. Do you dream in color? If so how often? 98% of the time
3. My dreams mostly consist of this or these colors: All of them
4. Do you have monochromatic dreams? No
5.*Do you have dreams in shades that do not reflect your everyday life? Yes
6. Do you have black and white dreams? ive had 1 or 2 that i remember.
7. Comments: If i smoke pot then i have very colorful dreams that i would never be able to explain because its so diverse. Other than that i usually have trippy colorful dreams anyways but not as messed up hahaha.
1. I have never had a dream in color: No!
2. Do you dream in color? If so how often? 60% of the time, the other 40% I don't really look for color. :D
3. My dreams mostly consist of this or these colors. Almost all of them, but I don't look for individual colors themselves.
4. Do you have monochromatic dreams? 20%
5.*Do you have dreams in shades that do not reflect your everyday life? Yes. Sometimes it's really dark, others it seems really bright.
6. Do you have black and white dreams? I'd say about 15% of the time.
7. Comments: It's sorta hard answering these, because almost half the time I don't even notice the color. Most of the time my mind pays attention to the story and not the colors in it. I behave like I would in real life.
1. I have never had a dream in color: No!
2. Do you dream in color? If so how often? 60% of the time, the other 40% I don't really look for color. :D
3. My dreams mostly consist of this or these colors. Almost all of them, but I don't look for individual colors themselves.
4. Do you have monochromatic dreams? 20%
5.*Do you have dreams in shades that do not reflect your everyday life? Yes. Sometimes it's really dark, others it seems really bright.
6. Do you have black and white dreams? I'd say about 15% of the time.
7. Comments: It's sorta hard answering these, because almost half the time I don't even notice the color. Most of the time my mind pays attention to the story and not the colors in it. I behave like I would in real life.
1. I have never had a dream in color = False
2. Do you dream in color? If so how often? = Yes, 99% or 100%
3. My dreams mostly consist of this or these colors. = All colors that would be normally perceived as well
4. Do you have monochromatic dreams? = ??
5.Do you have dreams in shades that do not reflect your everyday life? = Sometimes, but not ''amazingly'' different.
6. Do you have black and white dreams? = No
mono = one
chromatic = color
Monochromatic: One-colored
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Originally posted by hyper_angel
mono = one
chromatic = color
Monochromatic: One-colored
Thank you for pointing that out hyper_angel. :)
If anyone is unclear please feel free to post that in the comment section of the experiment.
Or PM me with any questions as well. Thanks.
1. I have never had a dream in color. No.
2. Do you dream in color? If so how often? Yes, 100%
3. My dreams mostly consist of this or these colors. Earth tones.
4. Do you have monochromatic dreams? No.
5. Do you have dreams in shades that do not reflect your everyday life? Yes, most are filled with dull colors.
6. Do you have black and white dreams? None that I remember