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It is also possible to experience a dream that reflects the person’s state of soul that has resulted from a stroke of fate or from many other things. In my opinion, it is the ups and downs that are important. That which appears, that forms the picture at the edge of awakening, is only a cloak into which the dream weaves itself.","text_trust":"verbatim","quote_safe":true,"title":"XI. 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Oder es zeigt solch ein Traum, in welcher allgemeinen Seelenstimmung ein Mensch infolge von Schicksalserlebnissen ist und so weiter. Ich möchte sagen, die auf- und absteigende Kurve, die ist es, auf die es ankommt. Was da erscheint, was zum Bilde wird gerade an der Grenze des Aufwachens, das ist nur ein Gewand, das der Traum um sich webt. Aber wenn wir jetzt hineinschauen in dieses Traumleben, wenn wir die Frage aufwerfen: Was erlebt denn der Mensch bis zum Aufwachen hin? — dann sagen wir uns: Ja, bis zum Aufwachen hin erlebt er dieses Anschwellen von Gefühlen, Absteigen von Gefühlen, dann im Momente des Aufwachens kleidet sich ihm das in die entsprechenden Bilder hinein. Natürlich, man kann das, ich möchte sagen, an jedem charakteristischen Traum wahrnehmen. 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