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A hypnagogic hallucination is described which is found to represent an early infantile memory. Whether the amorphous form hallucinated—in this instance a cloud—represents only the breast or, in addition, the mother's face and voice, is discussed. These
and other observations lead to consideration of their reflection of early stages of ego development.