http://www.dreamscience.org/idx_science_of_dreaming_section-3.htmI searched "dream science" in Google and this was the first thing that came up. It's a bit of a read, especially if you read the other sections, which are just as interesting, but worthwhile.
When working on a dream with one or more sudden scene changes, treat each scene as a separate, but related, dream. Trying to relate it as one dream, with a logical connection between scene changes, rarely works. Also working with the entire dream as a series of related dream sequences is more revealing than working with a single segment.
I think that this could be referring to what I call dream "scenes". I'm wondering now if I should start separating them. But then again, the point of this separation is so that each scene is analyzed individually, which I already do, hence my decision to mark each scene as separate.
This really is an interesting site, and I look forward to exploring it further.
