I don't remember dreams. That is to say that either they have no narrative or that their narrative evaporates on waking up. A feeling remains, sometimes for years. Whether that's because it's a recurring dream or not, I don't know.
The last one I remember was about Slint's "Spiderland" except it was nothing like that record at all. It was about music, or about how music is dreamed up, or something along those lines.
More interesting to me is the liminal phase between an awake state and a sleeping state. This is the time to really explore the bonds between perception and projection.
All I talk about is all what really am: nobody falling off a high nothing into a vast nowhere. And enjoying it.
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Aural/ visual hypnogogics
Date: 2009-11-14 12:18 am (UTC)The last one I remember was about Slint's "Spiderland" except it was nothing like that record at all. It was about music, or about how music is dreamed up, or something along those lines.
More interesting to me is the liminal phase between an awake state and a sleeping state. This is the time to really explore the bonds between perception and projection.
All I talk about is all what really am: nobody falling off a high nothing into a vast nowhere. And enjoying it.