

My flying dreams always include me about to fly some aircraft I've never flown, and tasked with having to takeoff from some tight situation like a city street. My other flying dream is me actually flying and flapping my arms like a bird. Works pretty well, actually, but I mainly levitate, pretty poor cruise speed.
m7flyer wrote:My flying dreams are about like this.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J9L4phs1owA
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"Dr Paul Federn (Vienna) has propounded the fascinating theory that a great many flying dreams are erection dreams, since the remarkable phenomenon of erection, which constantly occupies the human fantasy, cannot fail to be impressive as an apparent suspension of the laws of gravity (cf. the winged phalli of the ancients).
It is a noteworthy fact that a prudent experimenter like Mourly Vold, who is really averse to any kind of interpretation, nevertheless defends the erotic interpretation of the dreams of flying and hovering.[30] He describes the erotic element as 'the most important motive factor of the hovering dream', and refers to the strong sense of bodily vibration which accompanies this type of dream, and the frequent connection of such dreams with erections and emissions."
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http://books.eserver.org/nonfiction/dreams/chap06e.html
bumper wrote:You are all a bunch of sick, neurotic, perverts . . .![]()

bumper wrote:You are all a bunch of sick, neurotic, perverts . . .![]()
"Dr Paul Federn (Vienna) has propounded the fascinating theory that a great many flying dreams are erection dreams, since the remarkable phenomenon of erection, which constantly occupies the human fantasy, cannot fail to be impressive as an apparent suspension of the laws of gravity (cf. the winged phalli of the ancients).
It is a noteworthy fact that a prudent experimenter like Mourly Vold, who is really averse to any kind of interpretation, nevertheless defends the erotic interpretation of the dreams of flying and hovering.[30] He describes the erotic element as 'the most important motive factor of the hovering dream', and refers to the strong sense of bodily vibration which accompanies this type of dream, and the frequent connection of such dreams with erections and emissions."
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http://books.eserver.org/nonfiction/dreams/chap06e.html
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