Dreaming phenomenon is multidimensional. It is still debatable about the dreaming reality.
Dear Niladri Das
When we wake up from a dream , our emotional state helps in understanding our dream. If we wake up happy, then maybe our dream is showing us a new way forward.
In a way, we are always dreaming .....
Warm regards Tina
Tina Lindhard , Suad Mohammed Heil Michael Uebel but what do you say when after wake up we are saying and ' I got solution' that is really true (both waking and dreaming) ?
I believe solutions to waking problems are to be found in dreams. A wish-fulfilling dream, for example, may give one an experience that, what one had thought was unachievable, actually is. Such an experience has the potential to retrieve one from a state of desolation or surrender.
Michael Guest i agree with your believe. But what do you think about the status of reality of dream ?
I think there may be an equivalence or overlapping of the reality of the dream with an aspect of the waking reality which I create myself, if to an extent unconsciously.
Why unconsciously? because in dream consciousness is there but it represents in a different form. Do you recognise that 'different form ' is an unconscious mode?
Actually I meant 'unconsciously' to refer to a part I play in creating the waking reality, as for example, by a gestalt-like process. I think that perhaps such a process may be exercised in the production of a dreaming reality as well. This is not to suggest that consciousness has no function in either state.
Emmanuel Ifeanyi Obeagu according to your understanding, how ? can you explain?
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