What are they? Thoughts? I think not....Revelations? May be very possible

Larry Page in his own words on the dream that inspired Google

Leonardo Da vinci and his flying machine

"I saw in a dream a table where all elements fell into place as required. Awakening, I immediately wrote it down on a piece of paper, only in one place did a correction later seem necessary."

— Mendeleev, as quoted by Inostrantzev

Sasa umesema nini?

I have a mind that's connected to another mind whose nature and extent is almost mysterious and this mind communicates with my mind mostly via dreams. The communication entails me sending my thoughts subconsciously and the 'super mind' responds via its symbolic metaphor through experiences I call dreams.

When I work on these dreams I find out my subconscious thoughts and I find new perspectives and new thoughts about what I need to do in my conscious life.

Like right now I'm working on two vivid dreams I had today, and so far, I'm finding the material illuminating.

Unconscious material have an element of 'height', and the more one relates to them actively and consciously then the more likely one goes high.

@Guka amesarendaa!

Would you say that Syokimau, the one who dreamt of the train was meditating?

When I trace the dream, I find myself in the womb, and below the ground as the seed. I get a different glimpse of the brain as the germinated seed. I see the root and shoot and the dynamics therein I find hardly described by science as we know it.

The dream becomes a subject of a different science; occultic science, a science whose methods and practice are so different from what many of us are used to.

Conventional science, in my opinion, can only scratch the surface of this topic.

I've been studying dreams for a while now, for example I have on record like a hundred of my dreams and I can say it has been a great experience to do dreamwork- though I stopped putting the dreams on pen and paper. I still do dreamwork and even now I'm grappling with yesterday's and today's dreams which apparently are about a common theme.

I use dreams sometimes to solve many of my problems. Dreams themselves aren't scary per se. I find it a waste of sleep if I can't recall my dreams.

Fear and trembling comes the more I probe into the dynamics of dreams, and meditation. There, I have found myself looking at what some would call 'God', or 'life force'. And the sensation I get is almost overwhelming. Then when I consider the power in the dream and how it can be used? The trembling increases.

Why the occult? For example when I consider the zygote, or the seed and what makes up for the development, I find a concept like 'Akashic space' useful and apt. And it's not the only idea that emerges as useful. How can a prophet see the future? These and many other situations like psychic phenomena belong to the dream world. Science as we know it can't handle these 'things' without changing its nature.

It's much like enjoying driving without caring about the mechanics. But once one decides to engage in mechanics one enters in a different and more demanding world all together.

Oh wao! haha! So what have your findings been? Any idea as to why you have the common theme?