On 1/30/2010 2:28 AM, archytas wrote:
The issue is whether
focusing into dreams is exploration or just running away to hide
(which isn't necessarily bad or cowardly, but can be).
Sometimes we might find ourselves doing a bit of both, certainly first
steps take some courage. Sometimes it takes a bit of bluffing oneself.
I think it is clear, if dreams are the landscape of the
unconscious/subconscious mind learning to navigate and explore such an
inner dimension would pose great benefit. Especially to one tormented by
their own demons, the unresolvable & irreconcilable, wake up one day
(perhaps after years of painful awakenings) and say, "I had no idea it
was so simple", "I have found the root of the matter", or "Damn, I need
a shrink!" But to stare those demons in the eye, when otherwise elusive...
For me it would pose a great benefit to solve a "chicken or the egg"
question. Who knows, it might be a good tool for therapy and general
personal maintenance too. "Know thyself."
-Ash
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