- Aug 1, 2005
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Never have I been able to remember that there was color in my dreams until a set of circumstances occured a few days ago.
Apparently, from what I could find on the net, if a person views bright colors in the previous hours before sleeping they are more likely to have coloured dreams that they can remember. (This information was looked up after my color dream.)
We were watching CSI New York on the HDTV when a paint-ball fight was shown using fluorescent paints and UV lighting. The way the colors just went splat on the screen was intense.
So, the CSI NY paint-ball match was a definite winner! :heart:
At this dreams website, there was also a discussion about those who grew up with B/W TV as opposed to younger generations who focus on color media. I grew up with B/W TV and I still watch many old movies. Maybe too many documentaries about WWI and WWII?
BTW, there were all of these giant loud colored neck ties and ribbons hanging down from the ceiling at some sort of convention. All of them were very shiney and bright.
Apparently, from what I could find on the net, if a person views bright colors in the previous hours before sleeping they are more likely to have coloured dreams that they can remember. (This information was looked up after my color dream.)
We were watching CSI New York on the HDTV when a paint-ball fight was shown using fluorescent paints and UV lighting. The way the colors just went splat on the screen was intense.
So, the CSI NY paint-ball match was a definite winner! :heart:
At this dreams website, there was also a discussion about those who grew up with B/W TV as opposed to younger generations who focus on color media. I grew up with B/W TV and I still watch many old movies. Maybe too many documentaries about WWI and WWII?
BTW, there were all of these giant loud colored neck ties and ribbons hanging down from the ceiling at some sort of convention. All of them were very shiney and bright.
