Do you dream in colour or black and white?
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I dream in color,\nNever black and white\nAnd half the time its day\nAnd half the time its night\nMy dreams are never wise,\nNever simple or complex\nAnd I mostly dream in movies,\nNever the written text\nMy dreams are light-footed\nAnd seldom leave a mark\nFleeing with the morning light\nAnd returning with the dark\nMy dreams are sometimes clear\nIn focus more or less\nSometimes leaving a clear picture\nAnd sometimes a swirling mess\nI have no control\nOf this nighttime parade\nIt leaves me guessing\nLike a game of skillful charades\nAnd I still dream in color\nNever black or white\nAnd half the things I dream\nFlee with night
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Totally blind from birth have no idea what colors are.  As you they dream what they know.  People that loose their sight later will dream in color because they have seen color.  It is very difficult for the seeing to understand those that do not.
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Yes!  and dreaming as well
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People who are blind do dream. The dreams of people who have been blind from a very early age (called “congenital blindness”) tend to be different from those who are blind now but had sight before. Those who are congenitally blind often have dreams that include more instances of sounds. Both groups experience dreams as imaginatively rich as those of sighted people.\n\nWhether or not congenitally blind people dream in images has been studied, but the findings have been mixed – some studies conclude that congenitally blind people do not dream visual images, while other reports conclude that they do.
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I always dream in color any way the dreams I remember.. do you not dream in colour?
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In your dreams of real pain?  Yes to both.
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They do dream in images, but the images they describe are not the same as yours or mine.  When asked to describe what they dreamed about, visually impaired individuals in some studies described familiar objects in contexts that were completely skewed -- like a huge dog shape for a cloud, or sometimes described something unimaginable to you or I, but it is how they always imagined it to be.\n\nInterestingly, people who had sight but lost it, also come to lose their visual memories of typical objects when they begin to use their other senses to compensate.  Their dreams become altered, as well.\n\nIt's a very interesting topic, and lots of material to read if you are really interested.  "Planet of the Blind"  =  Very interesting book.
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White is usually a symbol of good (light), and black is a symbol of bad things (possibly enemies or an obsticle stopping you from doing good)...\n\nYou were following the white mouse because you were trying to do something good/positive. But when you reached the box you encountered darkness instead. I think this means that you had the right intentions but were somehow lured or trapped into trouble. This is a very common dream as it reflects most of our daily struggles in life to succeed in reaching our goals. Yet there is always a battle of some form in order to attain them. \n\nYour dream today was a solution to your previous dream of being trapped. The cat is a symbol of your hope. You moved toward it and then discovered that the good/positive strengths were overcoming the negative. So in short you subconciously worked it out on your own. I hope this makes sense to you.
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Two supplementary colours give together the impression of white. Use a magnifying glass on your coloured t.v. screen and look at white places.
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It depends. Sometimes my dreams have a steady theme, sometiems they start out as one thing and turn to something else.
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Try this one, NO colors, that would be freaky. everything just black or white, no "in-betweens"!
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Any dream you wake from.
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I dream exactly in 256 color :-)\nBut especially on saturday night i dream on 32 bit(hiest) \nLoL "this is a special offer "\nOfcourse all people dream in color sweety.
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In the 1950s in Europe and the United States, it suddenly became popular to debate whether people dreamed in color or only in black and white. \n\nSome contended that we dream in black and white BUT REMEMBER OUR DREAMS IN COLOR —that is, we “paint them in” afterward. What is interesting about this debate is not the question itself but rather the time that the question came to be asked. The debate was popular in the late 1950s. Prior to this time, however, in all of the literature that exists that pertains to dreams, the question of color never came up. Freud did not raise it, nor did Jung or any other psychoanalyst of the early twentieth century. \n\nIf you have never seen a black-and-white world, it would be hard to imagine one—wouldn’t it? The cause for this debate appears to be the widespread diffusion of black-and-white television in the United States and Europe in the 1950s! It is true that people can dream in black and white; for that matter, there is no reason to discredit anyone’s claim to occasionally dreams in black and white—or purple, or Technicolor, or Day-Glo. Much as our brains effortlessly recreate our outside world with all of its vivid colors. so too can they recreate the black and white world we see in films, on television and in photographs. No one hears much about the black and white theory today. Most people have color TV sets. Now the only time we might dream in black and white is after spending long weekends watching old movies on cable.
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Actually neither, when I dreamed about being on the superior court, about a week ago, which I think is prescient(especially after reading your question). Anyways in my dream I was sitting on the bench(and it was a really hot day, this was Bangkok, Thailand), I was hearing this case involving a stabbing at an AA meeting, the defendant was wearing a bright orange, jumpsuit(like something Sting might have worn in the eighties) it was polyester or something like that(it was a dream I cannot remember all the details) anyways he was sweating really bad. And I said to myself, thank god I am wearing cotton underpants, they "breathe"
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Sure... In your dreams!
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Because you can see  your dream and imagination being visualized.