Thread: do you analyze your lucid dreams?

like why the hell did I come up with that wierd sh*t, let`s see the dream dictionary about it?

or you don`t care about tha dancing pink bananas in the kitchen?

Most of my content comes directly from what I was thinking about during the day. It is almost always obvious to me, even though it would seem like a weird twist of logic to an outsider. I will normally have tons of content from 6-7 days ago, with a bit from the current day. I seem to work on a one week delay.

Not really. If it's glaringly obvious that something came from the real world, I'd notice, but otherwise I don't really take the time to dissect my dreams.

Dream dictionaries are useless... dreams are very fluid and as Freud proved, capable of containing multiple levels of meaning in even the seemingly simplest images. Being eaten by a swarm of ants could be a way of reaching nirvana to some people, and a terrifying death to others, depends on your cultural conditioning and personal meanings the images might hold for you.


And sometimes a dancing pink banana is just a dancing pink banana.

Most of my dreams are manifested from recent thoughts and experiences. Dream dictionaries are not at all accurate.