Dreams

Ha, right, conjure is a better term. Part of it is allowing what happens in the possibilities/fantasies in my head. I like your watercolor analogy :)

@PinkFloydFan Thank you.

@PinkFloydFan I jumped purposefully off of a high cliff once in a dream. I wanted to see what would happen to me in the dream. I saw myself in that dream too, as I stayed in my soul body on the top of the cliff, and I saw my other body getting shattered and destroyed on the rocks below. I usually wake up after the big event. Yes, I also hate it when, some part of me is telling me that this is not a dream, but really a reality. Sometimes, my car has been smashed up, and I think that it is real, and my mind tells me it is real, I made a big mistake in my judgement this time, and I paid the price. I am then glad to wake up, and to see that it was not really real. But, then sometimes too, even at this stage, I am still in a secondary level of the dream, and I might now be sitting in a park, on a bench, which, after a while, I realise that I am still really dreaming here too, and so I wake up a second time finally for real then too. I do not like having to pay the price, even in my waking life, it just annoys me. Yes, I never turn on the radio, or do something mundane, until I have made some brief note, about my dream to jog my memory when I write it up, more detailed later.

@innertalks Very interesting, thanks for sharing! Definitely things I haven't seen, yet. This morning, I think I turned the TV on, and then smoked, and don't remember my dream now, but sometimes I do/see something in real life that associates it with something else that was in my dream. Metaphors and associations are everywhere in my dreams. It could be something like a household thing, like a toilet once, with the top not being able to connect, and earlier that day, I had something that symbolized something going wrong, not being connected. I don't remember what it is, but it was very obvious. I don't keep journals because I almost prefer not to remember the dreams. I figure that I will remember the great dreams without needing to write anything down.

I think I've been shot/hit, but I definitely remember falling, which is when I woke up. It seems like I wake up right before the big event. I've never seen myself in a dream. I think dreams can affect your day. A few times, I confused what happened in a dream to what happened while I was awake. And a bad dream can still give you an uneasy feeling after waking up. And great dreams kinda stink, because then you have to wake up. I hate it when during the dream, I'm telling myself, "This is NOT a dream. Previously yes, they were dreams, but not this one" over and over, and then wake up. Lots of symbolism in dreams I can trace. But if I wake up, and say turn on the TV while I go brush my teeth, it's easy to forget.