Day 60
Your Name: Quote
Suicidal Ideation: 0/10
Homicidal Ideation: 0/10
Amount of Sleep Last Night: good
Any Lucid or Vivid Dreams? Explain.: The man in white was the woman in green's... leader. Boss. Something. And the thing on his head was... I don't know. I still don't know what it was, or what it looked like, but it gave him some sort of power. It was really scary to look at, though.
For some reason, it occurred to me in the middle of the dream to ask the blonde-haired girl her name. But then I thought that would be a bit of a weird question, so I forgot about it. I guess I wasn't really lucid, then...
Moods Experienced Today: fine
Mood Triggers: something
Significant Thoughts of the Day: I can't remember the woman in green's face... weird.
Favorite Time of Day and Why: breakfast
Least Favorite Time of Day and Why: headaches
How You Are Enjoying Your Therapy: N/A
Noticeable Improvements: working on it
[[ooc: The "Dreams" and "significant thoughts" fields have been given a lot of attention, but Quote has just hurriedly scribbled quick answers in all the others.]]
----------------------
I read up on lucid dreaming the other day... interesting stuff. I guess it follows, sort of, that one should have some level of control of what happens in one's own dreams, since it's all made by the mind... it's trickier than it seems, though. The first thing that the sites recommended was keeping a dream journal, to get the dreams to be clearer and easier to remember, which I had conveniently decided to start trying just the other day. Works for me.
It might be a bit of a long process, though, but I can see now why Dr. Cox thought it would be a good idea. Lucid dreaming gives one... a lot of power over one's own mind. I just hope I can handle what I find, when I do.
Suicidal Ideation: 0/10
Homicidal Ideation: 0/10
Amount of Sleep Last Night: good
Any Lucid or Vivid Dreams? Explain.: The man in white was the woman in green's... leader. Boss. Something. And the thing on his head was... I don't know. I still don't know what it was, or what it looked like, but it gave him some sort of power. It was really scary to look at, though.
For some reason, it occurred to me in the middle of the dream to ask the blonde-haired girl her name. But then I thought that would be a bit of a weird question, so I forgot about it. I guess I wasn't really lucid, then...
Moods Experienced Today: fine
Mood Triggers: something
Significant Thoughts of the Day: I can't remember the woman in green's face... weird.
Favorite Time of Day and Why: breakfast
Least Favorite Time of Day and Why: headaches
How You Are Enjoying Your Therapy: N/A
Noticeable Improvements: working on it
[[ooc: The "Dreams" and "significant thoughts" fields have been given a lot of attention, but Quote has just hurriedly scribbled quick answers in all the others.]]
----------------------
I read up on lucid dreaming the other day... interesting stuff. I guess it follows, sort of, that one should have some level of control of what happens in one's own dreams, since it's all made by the mind... it's trickier than it seems, though. The first thing that the sites recommended was keeping a dream journal, to get the dreams to be clearer and easier to remember, which I had conveniently decided to start trying just the other day. Works for me.
It might be a bit of a long process, though, but I can see now why Dr. Cox thought it would be a good idea. Lucid dreaming gives one... a lot of power over one's own mind. I just hope I can handle what I find, when I do.