
why only in dreams? that was the question which blocked all progress. every solution which could reduce time to something wholly present ruled that the pre-images should be just as observable when one was awake as they were when one slept. ~So why only in dreams?
A little consideration suggested the simplest way to set about a waking experiment would be to take a book which one intended to read within the next few minutes, think determindly of the title - so as to begin with an idea which should have associational links with whatever one might come upon in that future reading - and then wait for odds and ends of images to come into the mind by simple assocation.
The first experiment was a gorgeous success - until i discovered i had read the book before.

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Holy FUCK! I've finally figured it out! I must have clicked this page a million times. Something looked familiar, but what????
In 2003 I visited the Douglas Hyde Gallery in Dublin, Ireland and saw the showing "Spiritus." Here's a back issue review of the show.
http://www.recirca.com/backissues/c105/spiritus.shtml. 3rd paragraph down talks about the photos you posted. Weird! Are you sure you can't read my mind? Feels like someone is picking my brain.
my bad, this link is better
http://www.artfacts.net/index.php/pageType/exhibitionInfo/exhibition/11961
how great you are
whaaa? are you making fun of me?
no, i was flattered and surprised that you bothered to dig
oh it bothered me something terrible that I couldn't place where I had seen the photos before. I am just like that...
Thanks :)
they are actually from a private collection
oh not the ones from the Spirtus show? I could swear they were the same. What collection then?
my own, glendawhateveryournameis.
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