This is interesting. Thank you for sharing it in such a great detail.

Basically you take a 3rd person perspective of the dream characters. As if you were telling the dream to someone else.

Then you take a 2nd person perspective of the dream, in which you have a conversation with each character.

And you play the role of the dream character, simply “making up” what the dream character would say.

Finally, you take a 1st person attitude of the dream character, where you BECOME the dream character in relationship to the rest of the dream.

Since dreams are indeed “messages” from one’s own subconscious and higher self, every character in the dream is a “part” of one’s own psyche.

The classic example would be the “big evil monster” that chases us in our dreams.

3rd person – A big monster is chasing me.

2nd person – “who are you monster and why are you chasing me?”, you ask.
The monster responds, “I am your fear of (blank).”
etc, etc

1st person – “I am the monster. I am scary. I am ugly. Raymond is scared of me, but in fact, i’m just an aspect of Raymond that he doesn’t like. Deep down inside, I just want Raymond to love me and accept me”

I haven’t heard of that. Mind to share more?

Once you do this once or twice, your subconscious mind starts to understand that you ARE paying attention to your dreams and recall and lucidity while dreaming become exponentially easier.