Letting Robin Control my Dreams : Lucid Dreaming and Dissociative Identity Disorder
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- Опубликовано: 14 авг 2020
- Further exploration with lucid dreaming.
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I was drawn to your videos because of my interest in lucid dreaming. I have no experience with DID, but I find your descriptions of this condition fascinating and elucidating. This dream you describe was particularly lovely. I am totally uneducated in this area, but it seemed as if Robin is an aspect of your mind that is inviting you to have fun without guilt, like a kid in a sweetshop. That's why he wouldn't talk to you, because it's not about words and logic - it's about self-indugence and joy, and by "merging" with Robin, you are integrating that aspect of yourself, which for some reason has been neglected or pushed away. That's my take on it! I could be completely wrong! I've only had about three lucid dreams, and I'd love to have more, as I'd like to try out things like this.
I think you have a gift for expressing these events, which many of us have no experience of, accompanied with art and humour. It's sad that you've been through a difficult or low-energy phase. I've had my own experience of mental trauma, and I eventually came out the other end with masses of energy. I found the experience very insightful, though it was difficult at the time.
Very nice! I liked your approach. In a former life, I was a therapist who worked with DID. Lucid Dreaming seems to add a lot of power to the proces of integration. Keep up the good work!
Thank you :)
Great idea about inviting headmates to experience dreams together. It happens to us anyway, but it's always initiated by my headmates, I should try initiating it myself.
Hey man thanks for your honesty and thank you for touching on the lucid dreaming topic. Bless you!
I just found this channel, and i love it! Hope u keep makeing content. 💛
Thank you :-)
Hi, I just wanted to say I'm new to your channel and wanted to say that this channel and you are awesome. Honestly I been watching your videos for the last hour or two, and I just find myself comfortable here. Everything seems nice, you're pretty handsome and/or pretty(not to weird or anything), your voice is very calming-almost found myself sleeping to it, and overall comforting.
I don't know where I'm going with this but basically I wanted to say you're pretty cool. I think it's awesome that you're trans. My brother is also trans and I have a guess I'm Bi but we live in a pretty transphobic and religious household. You are an inspiration I guess because I would've never guessed. Either way I guess it's just like a cherry on top.
You give me vibes of an old friend.
I hope your days are as peaceful and happy as you've made me. And I hope whatever you're working towards goes well.
I may try this lucid dreaming thing. I tried it once but the last one I remember was pretty shocking (maybe a memory of an alter) but sometimes it's nice. I find myself doing it often but I don't remember much unless i feel that it was important?? Not sure. Anyways I think I'm rambling on and I didn't want to take up all your time lol
i relate to this so much, i released a 7-year-old "noodle" recently that was told to hide and she's out for the first time, and as someone who's never enjoyed sweets, she does and it's so eye opening to see the world in eyes of a child, a child that's free anyway. :)
It's definitely an interesting experience.