>I have dreamt that I was in space and I have dreamt that I was alone on a a
>forsaken world - just like anyone else - But I watch a lot of sci-fi and read
>non-stop. There is so much information that my dreamstate has access to
that my
>consciousness usuall isn't aware of.
>
>I love my dreams, I think they are cool, but the puzzles that my dreams
assemble
>are made using the info shoved into my mind over a lifetime (31 years).
>Basically I cant remember dreaming anything I havn;t thought or
experienced - or
>I should say - I have never had a dream I remember that included aspects
ouside
>of my experience.
I have, I think, and many times. What I mean is that sometimes I dream I
am someone or something I am not. And so if I am not myself, I would
include that as being "outside of my experience".
Among the wacky things I have done/been in my dreams, such as a baby dragon
named Marsha, a serial killer, a giant pale-blue spagetti noodle on
rollerskates (my friends were pink), a variety of inexplicable "life" forms
that were neither human or material, different animals, and several months
ago I had a very startling dream that I watched myself _being born_. The
thing is, I was brought here by c-section. My point is, I've 'experienced'
through dreams many things that I could not otherwise fanthom.
~kjs