ABSTRACT

This article considers Yadin’s concept of an inner voice in dreams (this issue). It explores ways this voice might be similar to and different from varieties of ordinary thinking. The phenomenon of lucid dreaming is contemplated in order to ascertain the extent to which inner voice dreams can be regarded as lucid. Sterba’s two egos (experiencing and observing) and Yadin’s reflecting/judging/guiding inner voice are merged and expanded to reveal a multitude of selves cooperating under the executive direction of a superordinate self to form a Dream Team that instigates, creates, and benefits from our amazing nocturnal dramas. Implications of a comparative-integrative model of dreaming for understanding whether we are one self and/or many are discussed.

摘要

本文考虑了Yadin关于梦中内在声音的概念（本期）。它探讨了这种声音可能与普通思维的变体相似和不同的方式。为了确定内部语音梦可以被认为是清醒的程度，可以考虑进行清醒梦的现象。斯特巴（Sterba）的两个自我（体验和观察）和亚丁（Yadin）的反映/判断/指导内心声音被合并和扩展，以揭示在自我上级的执行指导下进行自我协作的众多自我，形成了一个梦Team以求的团队，该团队激励，创造并从中受益令人惊叹的夜间戏剧。讨论了梦的比较综合模型对理解我们是否是一个自我和/或许多自我的含义。