The Equinox (Volume I, Number IV)

THE EQUINOX We append the following table. As it will be seen P. divides his dream-states into seven main divisions, each being again split up into further subdivisions to enable the various correspondences to be seen at a glance. CLASSIFICATION OF DREAMS A. Depth of Impression. 1. Vivid. 2. Ordinary. 3. Slight. 4. Doubtful. B. Degree of Memory. 1. Detailed. 2. Outlined. 3. Partially outlined. 4. Central idea only, 5. Incident only. 6. Nothing save fact of dream. C. Cause. 1. Traceable to thoughts of previous day. 2. Traceable to local circumstances (eg. Dream of river from rain falling on face). 3. Not so traceable. D. Character. 1. Surprising. 2, Ordinary. E. Character. 1. Rational. 2. Irrational. F. Character General. 1. Lascivious, (2) Finished, (6) Baffled. 2. Of travel. 3. Of litera- ture. 4. Of art. 5. Of magic. 6. Of beauty. 7. Of religion. 8, Of social affairs. 9. Of disgust. 10. Of old friends (or foes). 11. Various. 12. Humorous. 13. Of very definite men not known to P. 14. Of combat. 15. Of money. G. Character Special. 1, Of losing a tooth. 2, Of beard being shaved off. 3. Of climbing amountain. 4. Of being taken in adultery. 5. Of Poem or Magical book I have written (in dream). 6. Of being embarrassed. 7. Of flying, especially of escaping. 170