Arran Rogerson on Twitter: "@jack_meditates Therefore, a dream is not a conversation, it’s epiphenomenal residue the conscious may or may not pick up on, like the faraway murmurs of a wild animal—just because you hear it doesn’t mean it’s trying to talk to you. That doesn’t, however, mean its murmurs are meaningless." / Twitter

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Aug 25, 2020

Your questions imply that the conscious is the dominant faculty and the unconscious is trying to communicate with it, which is backwards. The unconscious is driving and the conscious is a PR agent sitting in the passenger seat, making up a story about where the car is headed.

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Therefore, a dream is not a conversation, it’s epiphenomenal residue the conscious may or may not pick up on, like the faraway murmurs of a wild animal—just because you hear it doesn’t mean it’s trying to talk to you. That doesn’t, however, mean its murmurs are meaningless.

11:54 PM · Aug 25, 2020Twitter for iPhone

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