Do you pay attention to your dreams, as in trying to record them?
Do you try to interpret them?
What are your recurring dreams?
What is the most frightening dream you can remember?
Do you dream often? Rarely?
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- Writer, reader, wine maker, fly-fisher, skier, dreamer -- for the last couple of years I've been thinking how to tell stories that help all of us see the world as it really is
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"Opinion is that exercise of the human will which helps us to make a decision without information." -- John Erskine
One of my two or three most fondly-remembered college courses was "Interpretation of Dreams" - approached largely first from a Freudian, then Jungian analysis perspective. Knowing there is a rhyme and reason to dreams, however fractured they may seem, has been a comfort to me. I strive to remember and interpret them. That said, I find I dream less as a I get older (3-4 a month remembered), and more and more of them (that I remember, anyway) are unpleasant, such as getting trapped wriggling throug a tunnel - distressing things like that. Manifestations of an anxiety condition?
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