Going on.

*your* special contribution to this site, Jacó. I don't know anything about reconfiguring dreams, and I hope you will keep us informed of your progress.

that if when you are going to bed you make a clear and determined intention to be conscious during your dream state (lucid dreaming), that this is more likely to happen. It has sometimes worked for me. Being aware of the fact that 'this is a dream' while you are still in the dream is an amazing experience. On one of the few occasions that I have experienced this, I can remember looking at all the scenery around me and musing quietly, "this is all actually me, I'm looking at my own mind". Maybe if you made a determination to be consciously aware during the dream state, then you could do the reconfiguring you spoke of. This is just conjecture, but I offer it up as a possibility.

One thing about wet dreams...Way back when I was a very strict Brahmacari (celibate student) living in the ashram, an 'opportunity' once presented itself in my dreams, and I was about to indulge in it when I remembered..."Oh, I am a Brahmacari out in the real world, I had better not do this". A moment of lucidity in that dream saved me from having to wash my sleeping bag out the next day. (I very rarely get dreams like that nowdays.) Anyway although I don't condemn wet dreams at all, if you are trying to gain control over them maybe lucid dreaming could help.

I have heard that keeping a dream journal next to your bed and writing them down as soon as you wake. Even before you get up. Is a great help. Do it for three months and you will recognise that you have a result. . . of some sort.