Dreaming And The New Film “Inception”
Over the weekend, I saw the new Leonardo DiCaprio movie, “Inception” on the IMAX screen. The general topic of the film is dreams – explored in a high-tech, lavish way.
The movie itself is like dreaming: often feeling incomplete, jerky, intriguing and troubling at the same time. Sometimes brilliantly confusing.
Dreams are a universal part of the human experience, yet there seems to be wide variation about how each of us relate to our dreams. Most of us remember that we dream, but some vague recollection is most often as far as we go.
Are you curious about your dreams? Do you remember them? If you remember them, how much significance do you place in your dreams?
Would you like to know more about dreaming and how to access the information and meaning in dreams?
Is dreaming for you more of an unexplored curiosity than a source of insights and ideas for how to live a more fulfilling “conscious life”?
Funny you should bring up dreams as a subject. Just about an hour before I read your email I had decided to “capture” my dreams by putting a notepad by my bed to record them as soon as I woke up. In the past, when I remembered my dreams they were interesting but didn’t seem to relate to my reality. Maybe that has changed. Thanks for the suggestion.
Take a look at the post on Wednesday, July 28th, about Lucid Dreaming. It’s an amazing body of work – fascinating. I’ve used the technique off and on for a number of years, and I highly recommend it. Good luck!! And keep us posted!!