Yes, I can understand about your curiosity, I've had such curiosity myself long time ago.
But, as in everything else, there're boundaries we can't just cross as we like because it may disrupt the balance in the nature.
Those boundaries, are not of human made, thus cannot be altered by human.
There
should be limitations, even with satisfying one's curiosities in particular aspects in life, because human, by nature and also shown in our own history, is a destructive-capable race.
Well, anyway...
By my replies, I'm not lecturing anyone, nor am I forcing anyone to follow my idea. Not at all.
I'm just saying my opinions about your post.
It's your own quest, it's your own skin, so it's your own decision...along with the consequencies, of course
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Still, when it comes to dreams and dreaming, I'd feel guilty if I don't tell you guys here about this one particular dream I've had, a long time ago, when I was still having the obsession to satisfy my curiosity (or, when it had already been an obsession, should I say...'ego' instead(?)) concerning particular aspects in dreams and dreaming.
At the time, I just found out that I can fight negative energies in my dreams.
I was of course excited about this 'ability', but then the excitement blinded me a bit; I wanted to be able to use it to the fullest.
I used and fought energies in my dreams, I met my twins and guardians in my dreams, I had OBEs through dreams, etc, but I didn't feel enough, I felt there
should be more to it than just that.
I was greedy, and forgot to be grateful for the gift.
I guess I was lucky in that before I did something foolish, I summoned one of my guardians to ask him about something.
The guardian indeed came in my dream, but before I could ask him my question, he told me this instead;
"There are 9 books ever created. 3 of these books are for humans and that is actually enough. Do not even think to try to seek for the rest of the books!"
Then right before he took his leave, he shown me a rotten red rose.
And I woke up.
Well, that's all about it.
As for the interpretation of that dream, well... Again, I'll just leave it to you guys. It was a straightforward, simple, and plain dream anyway.
I don't know what you'd make of the dream, but as to myself, I took it as a warning dream to restrain myself from my obsession, and thus made me to be who I am today, with my stance and understanding concerning dreams and dreaming.