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[David Morris]

Mark Wright:
>Several years ago (decades, even) I read *The
>Interpretation of Dreams*.  I too had never had
>much clear access to dreams; about 3/4 of the way
>through the thing I began having extraordinarily vivid,
>memorable dreams which were readily readable in Freudian
>terms. It was as though my little brain had said "S***,
>I can do THAT"....  This went on for some time.  Thank
>your lucky stars I won't treat you to the details.
>
>Perhaps Pointsman has been dipping, shamefully no doubt,
>into the forbidden founding documents of the enemy camp?

That's funny.  Years ago, when I jumped headfirst into the writings of
Jung, I too began to dream vividly in obviously archetypal terms.
Brains are funny things.  I'm sure many on this list have read novels
written in archaic style, or some other text which forced
brain-realignment in order to muddle through, only later to find
yourself dreaming or daydreaming in that new language.