But now that I'm reading Jung, I'm remembering dreams with a distinctly Jungian feel to them.
In a dream this morning, I was an assistant to a photographer, and I was hanging a mask on a large, knotty pine tree so that he could photograph models coming up to face the mask. The pine turned into a smaller vine maple, and the mask turned into a circular, golden medallion that I wore over my sternum. A circle appeared around the tree, and I sat in the south. A young woman, possibly wearing a crescent at her breast, sat on the circle opposite me. An old wise woman spoke; sometimes her words came through the younger woman.
I kind of have to laugh about this dream; about the only thing missing was a Hero's Call to Action. If I'm going to stay on track with this sort of thing and go beyond just dreams filled with significant imagery, I'll have to make an effort to ask characters in my dreams who they are and what they want. This may take a while, since the three or four lucid dreams I remember usually involved a dream authority figure informing me that I was dreaming.
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