From: nopi@madrilenos.org   
      
   >  It usually has to do with struggles   
   > in life, particularly about things that have exhausted me mentally more   
   > than once.   
      
   I see you have a psychoanalitical approach, where did you learn about that?   
   I mean, is this your personal approach, or is it "officialy" the correct way   
   to understand the LD?   
      
   From the sound of your dream, it sounds like you have   
   > something like that   
      
   Correct   
      
   (maybe something you don't clearly understand due   
   > to the ill-defined features).   
      
   I understand perfectly my problems, I agree completely with psychoanalisis,   
   but I don't agree that resolving my personal problems will make my fly more.   
      
    But the good thing is that you had the   
   > energy to get up on roofs, closer to the sky, so I think that's your   
   > subconscious saying you'll make it.   
      
   Actually I didn't get up on the roofs with that energy, I climbed on.   
   When I was grounded that "inner suffle" vanished forever.   
   In the case of  LD psychoanalisis is of little use. Maybe understandig the   
   dream, analysing what happens, who do you meet and what do they say, etc.   
   But the actual act of  lucid dreaming is IMHO a matter of fisiology, not   
   psychology. The fact of waking up in the dream is not an act of   
   intellectualisation or understandig,it  is an act how your consciousness   
   transfers in a different region of your brain. No psychology here, only   
   fisiology.   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)