I think its not so important that everything is in accordance with one particular world view…if everything would have to be into one particular world view, it would be difficult to learn new things…

oh ya…would be interesting to know if there are more groups about dreaming and other related topics…. I must say the content in this group here is really so advanced and deep sometimes…some people have such a vast knowledge about dreams and about consciousness…wow…

I read somewhere that not all dreams have the same psychological significance...I dont know if that is actually true...some dream interpretators say that some dreams are more repetitions of the days events and that nearly all the dreams that young children tell us about are of that kind. I dont remember many dreams from my childhood but the ones I remember are not of that kind. But it might be the case that when your conscious self is in good balance balance, which is usually the case in young children, I think, that there is not that much friction between the subconscious and the conscious mind... I dont know if its related to your question...just a thought...Im not sure about that...

true...if you could tell us the context of the dream in which you saw the weed, we could try to find out what it meant ...but nothing has an absolute meaning in dreams...the context is important

yes...often I visit dream places again...for example a ship...ya, or sometimes I have a dream...wake up...and sometimes the next dream is a continuation of tje previous one...but most of the time there are very significant differences in the environment then...ya there are many dream environments where I have been in different dreams...reoccuring environments. and then I remember it from the last dream.

at the end...when you wrote it down in your dream...

nah...I dont have a good sleeping pattern... but everyday I try to catch at least one dream...mostly in the morning...after waking up... sometimes I get more... I collect them... I read that Seth said, that it would be better to sleep when one is tired...and not according to certain timings...like animals do...they sleep when theyre tired...doesnt matter if day or night...but Seth says that 6 to 8 hours sleep in two cycles of three hours or so would be best...hmm...

you can duplicate your own consciousness in a dream...

I don't think that this is exactly the same. I think I got into sleep paralysis once with a particular technique that I was trying for lucid dreaming...but its a little bit different, I would say. There are many vivid reports of that phenomenon from people who have experienced it.

I dont know...maybe something like living on autopilot...I dont know...Im no expert...