Peter Gabriel coment\u00f3 lo siguiente en torno al sue\u00f1o que lo llev\u00f3 a escribir Red Rain: <\/p>\n
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De libro "Peter Gabriel" de Spencer Bright Gabriel: "Years ago I had a recurring dream. I was swimming in a swirling sea of red and black. I remember a tremendous turmoil as the sea was parted by two white walls. A series of bottles, of human shape, were carrying the red water from one wall to another, then dropping down to smash into little pieces at the bottom of the second wall. I used this for a scene in a story in which the red sea and red rain from which it was formed represented thoughts and feelings that were being denied." <\/p>\n
De "Peter Gabriel" por Armando Gallo (1986) Gabriel: "Blood. I believe that if feelings or pain do not get brought out, not only do they fester and grow stronger but they manifest themselves in the external world. For example, if a personal storm cannot be outwardly expressed it will appear in life in events with other people or in this case in a cloudburst. The original idea grew out of a story about a character called Mozo, but it has become more personal and the red sea creates a distance, a distance from love."<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Y lo que sugiere Gabriel apunta hacia la estrecha relaci\u00f3n entre lo interno y lo externo: sobre c\u00f3mo los eventos internos afectan el ambiente externo o lo que Jung llamaba la dimensi\u00f3n psicoide. Y es por medio de esa dimensi\u00f3n arquetipal que todos estamos conectados. <\/p>\n