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I had a horrible dream the other night

One of my closest friends was pregnant, with that weird disturbing creature from Total Recall, and you could see its head sticking out of her belly and it looked fucking *angry*, and it would be born by tearing itself out of her. And she didn't seem to know and I couldn't warn her and she seemed so happy :(

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boris the spider, Fri 11 Dec 2009, 23:40, archived)

I hate dreams that are rooted only tenuously in reality.

I went through a period of lucid dreaming a while back and sometimes it was really strange trying to work out what was real and what wasn't. *brrrr*

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wuffle, the b3ta bunny 's flea collar isn't working on, Fri 11 Dec 2009, 23:57, archived)

Read

or try a lightswitch. Reading in dreams is notoriously difficult because if you try and reread a passage it will almost always have changed. It's also common for lightswitches to not work -- or not work properly.

I decided I'd not investigate the psychology of the dream I had. It was disturbing enough as it was.

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boris the spider, Fri 11 Dec 2009, 23:59, archived)

I used to have recurring nightmares as a child about electrical equipment

Whatever the piece of equipment it would gain a life of its own and be unstoppable. When I was in college I read as much Jung as I could stand - I just kept getting bogged down in all the mandala stuff as I obviously couldn't make the same connections there as he could.

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wuffle, the b3ta bunny 's flea collar isn't working on, Sat 12 Dec 2009, 0:05, archived)

Jung was making shit up

So was Freud.

I am told this by people who have studied, and then grown disillusioned with, their approaches to psychology.

Me, I know jack shit. I'm just glad I barely have any nightmares anymore. I used to have one as a child that came night after night and was something to do with a swimming pool in a house at the bottom of my street. I have no idea what scared me.

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boris the spider, Sat 12 Dec 2009, 0:12, archived)