| Root dreams represent fundamental inner experience, initially involving no imagery whatsoever. early-sessions-7 §286 | root dreams
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| Some root dreams are shared by the entire human race, but most are not as symbolic as Jung believed. early-sessions-7 §282 | root dreams
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| Root dreams serve as a method of maintaining inner identity and communication, and may be shared in dreams of common experience. early-sessions-7 §282 | root dreams
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| Projection may occur from root dreams, for example, projecting into the personality life of another probable system. early-sessions-7 §282 | root dreams
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| Root dreams are not symbols of anything, but presentations of direct experience. early-sessions-7 §286 | root dreams
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| Flying dreams belong to root dreams, representing direct experience rather than symbolism. early-sessions-7 §286; early-sessions-7 §282 | root dreams
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| Falling dreams belong to root dreams, representing the direct experience of the inner self re-entering the physical body, and the fear of falling is a learned r… early-sessions-7 §286 | root dreams
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| Dreams that impart spiritual teachings are another example of root dreams—not symbolic but actual experience. early-sessions-7 §286 | root dreams
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| Past-life dreams are also root dreams; the primitive, unembellished dream is the root dream, with embellishment added before memory. early-sessions-7 §286 | root dreams
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| If a root dream is remembered, imagery is used in its recollection, because physical-root assumptions make it difficult to imagine a bodiless state. early-sessions-7 §286 | root dreams
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| In root dreams or deeper dream experiences, consciousness loses its identification with physical life, images cease to exist, and one enters an awareness state … personal-reality §671 | root dreams
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| The dreamer projects his own root assumptions outward and creates dream imagery based on those assumptions. early-sessions-7 §286 | root dreams
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