07-01-2003, 12:00 AM
hi explora,
I've read most of the material on the former dreamhacker website so perhaps I can be of small help until hdoll gets back to us. Due to more pressing projects I have not had time to actually practice much of this.
Dream bubbles are very much that - areas of dreaming which are contained by barriers which have a translucence much like a soap bubble. Transits are the moments when one dreaming subject turns into another. A dreamer is actually traveling from one dream bubble to another. The transit process has a certain "feel" to it which, once learned, can signal the dreamer - you can follow the transit or affect the direction of the change with your intent. The dream bubbles do not have to be adjacent to each other to make the transit.
In your dream where the circles change into cd's - it is possible that may have been a transit, especialy if the subject matter following was different from before. Be aware that there are areas of dreaming where objects and subjects have no stability.
nibble
I've read most of the material on the former dreamhacker website so perhaps I can be of small help until hdoll gets back to us. Due to more pressing projects I have not had time to actually practice much of this.
Dream bubbles are very much that - areas of dreaming which are contained by barriers which have a translucence much like a soap bubble. Transits are the moments when one dreaming subject turns into another. A dreamer is actually traveling from one dream bubble to another. The transit process has a certain "feel" to it which, once learned, can signal the dreamer - you can follow the transit or affect the direction of the change with your intent. The dream bubbles do not have to be adjacent to each other to make the transit.
In your dream where the circles change into cd's - it is possible that may have been a transit, especialy if the subject matter following was different from before. Be aware that there are areas of dreaming where objects and subjects have no stability.
nibble