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| Lucid dream by Taylan Soyturk Photographe |
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| Poetic by Seyed Mostafa Zamani |
Everytime I hear or read about planting a seed in the mind, scenes from the movie 'Inception' quickly pop up along with it. Thank you dear Christopher Nolan for leaving a strong impression which is enough to solidify an interesting association.
Dreams, like a soft buffer, cushion our consciousness while we snooze like a zombie.
Here's a poem on the elusive fragmented layers of a dream that I've created based on more elusive thoughts that come popping by when least expected.
Dreams are excursions into the limbo of things, a semi-deliverance from the human prison. -Henri Amiel
The Oneirocritica or The Interpretation of Dreams by the Roman Artemidorus (AD 150) is the first detailed book about dream interpretation, although the Egyptians created one of the earliest documents about dreams (Chester Beatty papyrus).
Jalāl ad-Dīn Muḥammad Rūmī or Rumi (as known by the English-speaking world) was a Persian poet of the 13th century. He was known for his lyrical poems or ghazals or Persian poems that were so beautifully written with insights so profound he touched many hearts. Thus, I've chosen one particularly thought-provoking poem written by the Maulana to be shared with you.
