From: graham@visiv.co.uk   
      
   In article , Kaycee    
   writes   
      
   >So. It seems I utilized (Freudian) denial and suppression in the dream   
   >in a way my (Freudian) ego might have done in the waking world. But it   
   >surprises me that my dreaming self had the access to these defense   
   >mechanisms at all!   
      
   I'm not surprised because I don't think anything (denial, suppression,   
   analytical thought, lying, self-deception, whatever) is actually   
   impossible when dreaming, just more difficult. And typically, even more   
   difficult during a non-lucid dream than a lucid dream.   
      
   As someone said a while ago on this group (unless I dreamt it ;-))   
   dreaming is quite like being very drunk. It's very hard to be absolute   
   about what is or isn't possible.   
      
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