My Dream logs

[someguy]

My Dream logs

Hello All,
I made a dream log site I would like to share, I am perplexed by most of them and I am currently reading Carlos Castaneda's book called The Art of dreaming to try and master it.

please feel free to check them out and any feedback would be appreciated!

http://renatocferraz.com/dreamlog/

 

[Num7]

Re: My Dream logs

Dude, I forgot to reply to that thread last night.

I listened to some of your dreamlogs and I'm really surprised about the amount of details you remember from your dreams. I hardly remember any details at all, let alone the main subject of the dreams make.

I'm going to check a couple other logs tonight as well.

Cheers!

 

[TimeWizardCosmo]

Re: My Dream logs

I think I should restart my dream log and post it online... brentsdreams.com? Nah, that sounds like a gay porno site.

I'll think of something.

 

[StarLord]

Re: My Dream logs

Don Juan Matus's idea of try to find your hands during the dream state was pretty damn interesting.

The largest hurdle from what I have learned is the fundamental dictionary that needs to be put to gether so that one can decipher what the hell Spirit is trying to communicate.

Too bad Dream State Symbols weren't 100% exact and universal.

 

[Harte]

Re: My Dream logs

Anybody ever been reading in their dreams?

If you do, look real close at the text. It's freakin' gibberish!

H.

 

[StarLord]

Re: My Dream logs

Not always. Sometimes you can read it perfectly. Trouble is, unless you write it down immediately upon waking, it's history.

"You can't take it with you" Herein is a double shot of the lesson that gets driven home many times. How many times have you searched for a scroll, key, gem, map right as you awake, only to find that the only thing you own *from THERE* and get to keep, is the experience. Once garnered, experience is the only thing allowed to move with us when we check out of one place and go to the next.

 

[Harte]

Re: My Dream logs

Oh, sure.

It makes perfect sense until you closely examine it.

That's when it morphs into gibberish.

Harte