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Consciousness. I do not see any specific places here dedicated to the mind so that I will ask my question here. As I sit here typing I am using my mind, and I can communicate by talking or writing, I am connected to the world. This morning I awoke from another dream. It was complicated, as real as the world is to me as I type. However, the places and thoughts and people in my dreams are not memories. I may have dreams (I usually have them every day) that occur in areas I have had in other dreams.
Who, I ask, is that dreamer? It seems to be communicating using images, not words. Very infrequently I will dream about a sound or a smell or a touch, and it is most often images. People say they can not remember their dreams. I remember a lot.
Is it possible that the human mind can use its resources to run a "Consciousness" program with one script for when I am awake and one when the "me" script is dormant? It is generally accepted that when describing a dream to anyone they are not interested. They often look for meaning in dreams. If I share a story I have written people do not look for "meaning," they want to be entertained.
What I would like to discuss is, "who is the dreamer?"
Who, I ask, is that dreamer? It seems to be communicating using images, not words. Very infrequently I will dream about a sound or a smell or a touch, and it is most often images. People say they can not remember their dreams. I remember a lot.
Is it possible that the human mind can use its resources to run a "Consciousness" program with one script for when I am awake and one when the "me" script is dormant? It is generally accepted that when describing a dream to anyone they are not interested. They often look for meaning in dreams. If I share a story I have written people do not look for "meaning," they want to be entertained.
What I would like to discuss is, "who is the dreamer?"