I had such a weird dream, the content isn’t that weird but when I woke up I was so shocked because I thought the dream was real, I thought It was my real life ..but no, it was a dream, I didn’t understand because the dream contained some elements that are illogical and make it impossible to be my real life. In that dream I’m a movie director, I play making storyboard, writing film script and filming, I was feeling very happy in that dream.

The level of happiness within that dream was greater than the happiness of my waking self.The film I was making in the dream had something to do with dance, but I don’t remember much one of the illogical element is that I was living in the house I used to live 7 years ago, from 1985 to 2001, I lived in that house in a distant part of my city that I no longer go.
I wasn’t conscious enough to notice that I don’t live in the proper house in fact I’m not sure if I was conscious it was quite strange, I think I was conscious I had an observer type of consciousness I was enjoying following myself making a movie. Read More→

On the night of the November, 26, 2004 , I had a dream of a huge tidal wave devastating an island and killing many people and great destruction of many buildings, I was seeing this from the point of view of someone on the top of a hotel roof, I later saw the event from the point of view of someone on a hill not affected by the waves. One month later in December , 26, 2004 my dream came true with the Tsunami in the Indian ocean.

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Some artists, writers, engineers, musicians and singers have made good use of their dreams , they got concrete creative material and productive ideas. Naturalist Louis Agassiz is one them , his story from Paperveins.org.

While Agassiz was working on his vast work “Poissons Fossiles” a list of all know fossil fish, he came across a specimen which he was, at first, unable to figure out. He hesitated to classify it and extract it since an incorrect approach could ruin the specimen. At that time, Agassiz reports having a dream three nights in a row in which he saw the fish in perfect original condition. The first two nights — being unprepared — he did not record his image. By the third night he was ready with pen and paper, and when the fish appeared again in the dream he drew it in the dark, still half asleep. The next day he looked at his drawing which had remarkably different features from the ones he had been working out, hastened to his laboratory and extracting the fossil realized it corresponded exactly to his dream. Read More→