[Blindtlk] Here I come with another weird question about dreams and such.

[Carly Mihalakis]

Evening, Chris,

         Describing an experience that is my own and only my own, I 
lost both occular organs to retinal blastoma at age 18 months. And, I 
feel today like I have my own understanding of the world, I see, just 
not with the empty holes on my face. color, if only in literary 
terms.. Remember, my brain, following those infantile ocular images, 
remembers seeing, albeit not exactly consciously. Does that make 
sense? My dreams, then, reflect waking, so no ocular input to speak 
of because normally there is no such light, ya dig?
Car

  but those of you who have no light perception or anything, and are 
100 percent blind as a bat, I'm really curious.  This is something 
I've always wondered.  When you go to sleep at night and dream, be it 
a nightmare, or just your ordinary average dream, either/or, are you 
still totally blind, or have you ever been able to see in your 
dreams?  Maybe even this might be a bit on the more paranormal side 
of things, and I'm not saying that I believe in this, or that I 
don't, but for those who do believe in astral projection and may have 
either done, or thought in their way of thinking, have done it, could 
you see, then?

>I know, really off the wall questions, but I couldn't resist asking.
>
>Chris.
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