'Vinegar Flowers'
Dream date: 20 January 2016
Day 10 of 14-Day Dream Incubation Experiment
Day 10 of 14-Day Dream Incubation Experiment
This is Day 10 of my 14-Day Dream Incubation Experiment. Click on the red link to access the article which explains the experiment.
Scene 1: Back Garden of my Nan's House, Sheringham - Day
I was in the back garden at my nan's house in Sheringham. It was a sunny day. I had a jar of vinegar and I started pouring it on the ground - into the dirt of the flowerbeds, although they were bare (no plants or flowers growing).
Some time passed.
I went back into the garden (I cannot recall where else I had been). It was now the next day. The garden was a jungle of flowers - huge ones, which were taller than me. In particular, I was looking at some blue ones which were growing in the middle of the garden. The heads of the flowers were bigger than dinner plates. I thought that it must have been the vinegar which caused the flowers to grow. I started to walk back to the house and on the way saw that there was a pile of flowers on the grass outside the 'front room' window - my nan had started to chop some of them down. I wondered why.
I have forgotten some further details of this scene.
Scene 2: An Unknown Interior, Location Unknown - Time Unknown
I was drawing some pictures, using pencil on white A4 sheets of paper. One of the pictures was of snowflakes and included a figure. There were some lightening bolts between the snowflakes and the figure. I told someone (unrecalled) that I was designing sweatshirts.
TIME: 20:00 - 04:30 hours (I woke up from this dream after having a very bad night sleep)
Scene 1: Back Garden of my Nan's House, Sheringham - Day
I was in the back garden at my nan's house in Sheringham. It was a sunny day. I had a jar of vinegar and I started pouring it on the ground - into the dirt of the flowerbeds, although they were bare (no plants or flowers growing).
Some time passed.
I went back into the garden (I cannot recall where else I had been). It was now the next day. The garden was a jungle of flowers - huge ones, which were taller than me. In particular, I was looking at some blue ones which were growing in the middle of the garden. The heads of the flowers were bigger than dinner plates. I thought that it must have been the vinegar which caused the flowers to grow. I started to walk back to the house and on the way saw that there was a pile of flowers on the grass outside the 'front room' window - my nan had started to chop some of them down. I wondered why.
I have forgotten some further details of this scene.
Scene 2: An Unknown Interior, Location Unknown - Time Unknown
I was drawing some pictures, using pencil on white A4 sheets of paper. One of the pictures was of snowflakes and included a figure. There were some lightening bolts between the snowflakes and the figure. I told someone (unrecalled) that I was designing sweatshirts.
TIME: 20:00 - 04:30 hours (I woke up from this dream after having a very bad night sleep)
LUCIDITY: None
SPECIAL NOTES: 14-Day Dream Incubation Experiment:
- MILD Technique
- Tholey's Combined Technique
- Dream Incubation methods
- Dream Visualisation methods
- 100 mg of 'dream supplement' Vitamin B6 taken
- 4 Reality Checks
- No WB2B
Dream Information:
- None of note
Dreamsigns:
- The huge flowers which grew overnight
Recurrent Dream Themes:
- None of note
Potential Day/Dream Residue:
- None of note
Waking Thoughts & Emotions:
I woke up from this dream in a good mood, although I think I have forgotten some parts of it. I just really enjoyed the first scene where I watered the garden with vinegar and caused a huge jungle of flowers to grow as it was a beautiful experience.
* I have definitely forgotten some aspects of this dream. If I recall anything else at a later stage, I will record it below
Interpretation/Analysis:
This dream appears to be related to the theme of my Dream Incubation Experiment in a way, because it involved me drawing (so therefore, making art). However, this was not the most significant part of the dream - the scene with the flowers in my nan's garden seemed to be more interesting and left more of a lasting impression on me.
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