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Posted by Flyboy217 on Feb-03-2004 15:08:

quote:
Originally posted by DjLiMZ.
had a lucid dream again last night :P wierd because i was traped in my house and there was fire downstairs and i was by the window upstairs, my only way out was to jump outta the window then somehow i knew i was dreaming then thought i'll try flying outta the window and it worked :P was an amazing feeling!.


The jumping/flying experience often leads people to become lucid. Not sure what it is. Could be the visceral feel that 'wakes you up'.


Posted by DjLiMZ. on Feb-03-2004 16:31:

You ever tried fighting to stay asleep during lucid dreaming? once i vaguely remember when i was lucid dreaming i was slowly coming round to waking up fully, but fighting to stay asleep and remain in lucid dreaming? i suceeded but got woke up by the baby crying


Posted by whiskers on Feb-03-2004 16:41:

quote:
Originally posted by DjLiMZ.
You ever tried fighting to stay asleep during lucid dreaming? once i vaguely remember when i was lucid dreaming i was slowly coming round to waking up fully, but fighting to stay asleep and remain in lucid dreaming? i suceeded but got woke up by the baby crying



you spin around in your dream, it should work.


Posted by Flyboy217 on Jun-16-2004 19:49:

quote:
Originally posted by whiskers
you spin around in your dream, it should work.


It's about time to revive the best thread on TA

Spinning like a top is definitely a good one, and so is rubbing your hands together vigorously. Anything that gives you a visceral physical feeling helps to keep you in the dream.


Posted by tranceCDs on Jun-16-2004 20:31:

I find lucid dreaming to be scary


Posted by crchingtiger on Jun-17-2004 10:31:

lucid dreaming is great...
you can control so much yet still not have control at all


Posted by trewqy on Jun-17-2004 10:45:

LoL.. i just had a lucid dream this morning.

Me and my mates were supposed to get out of a jail or something.So after getting out of our cell, I opened a hatch and realised that theres a long drop to exit the place.i hesitated at first and me and my friends decided to find another way to exit.Then suddenly theres a 3rd person perspective from OUTSIDE the prison looking thru the window I'm supposed to jump.

Thats when I realised I was dreaming and decided to take the plunge anyways.After reaching the bottom of the hill, met a beautiful young girl and then happily ever after!LOL.


Posted by Cloudburst on Jun-17-2004 11:32:

Yeah, I've had lucid dreaming, but not in a while though. Usually I suddenly realise that I'm dreaming. So when this huge tiger comes to eat me (wtf?), I just *poof* make him go away and the party is on...

I wish I had lucid dreaming this night! there were some parts of that dream I would have wanted to explore more...

daym.


Posted by osuracnaes on Jun-17-2004 20:15:

Wow... this thread is great. I first heard about this 4 years ago, and had a couple lucid dreams, probably because I was thrilled about it. Never had any more, but I kind of disregarded everything about it. Have to start doing this again... I've been remembering my dreams really well. Really good dreams, too


Posted by silverplanet on Jun-17-2004 21:51:

i have lots of lucid dreams. they're so much fun. i had a really vivid one a few months ago where i was sitting with my boyfriend and we were talking and i realized i was dreaming. i told my boyfriend that i was dreaming and he was like "yeah, i know, we both are" and i got really excited because i thought we were sharing a dream. when i woke up i actually woke up my boyfriend to see if he had had the same dream as me and he just kind of looked at me like i was crazy.

i also have lots of dreams where im working right before i wake up for work

i also have a reoccuring dream where i'm on an airplane and it's about to crash and i wake up and my entire body is vibrating it's sooo weird.

and has anyone had a dream in which they are doing drugs and you actually feel high?? i quit doing drugs a few years back and i keep having these dreams, they're weird.

and one more question, right before i fall asleep sometimes i'll feel like i'm falling and i'll startle myself awake..does this happen to anyone else??


Posted by EriK_V on Jun-17-2004 22:14:

quote:
Originally posted by silverplanet
and one more question, right before i fall asleep sometimes i'll feel like i'm falling and i'll startle myself awake..does this happen to anyone else??


happens to me alot. not just falling tho, i occasionally trip, and catch myself. i startle, then wake myself up.


Posted by smokeape on Jun-17-2004 22:49:

Re: Lucid Dreaming

quote:
Originally posted by SmellsExcellent
Can anyone do this? Im workin on it nowadays.. just a cool thing to be able to do IMO..

For those who dont know what it is------->

Lucid dreaming is when you are fully aware you are dreaming but remain in a dream state of sleep (REM). Perks: Limitless, inconsequential environment. When you get "good" at this and can really grasp what is going on around you without waking, you can actually control the flow of your dreams and basically do whatever you please becasuse it isn't reality.

I dunno, just curious if anyone on here has wierd interests like me...

cheers,
marc


I know how to go tripping with the right drugs, so if you're doing this completely sober more power to ya! ....don't believe it though.


[[[smoke]]]

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Posted by DjLiMZ. on Jun-17-2004 22:59:

Anyone watch itv at around 9pm? a program exploring the bad sides of REM, ppl being fully awake but there brains still tells them there asleep and also creates unpleasant images such as demons etc making them believe its all true. had video footage of this guy being awake walking round his room running from something he was terrified :/.


Posted by Flyboy217 on Jun-18-2004 00:28:

quote:
Originally posted by silverplanet
i also have a reoccuring dream where i'm on an airplane and it's about to crash and i wake up and my entire body is vibrating it's sooo weird.


Is there anyone else in the vicinity?

quote:

and has anyone had a dream in which they are doing drugs and you actually feel high?? i quit doing drugs a few years back and i keep having these dreams, they're weird.


Nothing, after all, can alter the brain state as well as the mind...

quote:

and one more question, right before i fall asleep sometimes i'll feel like i'm falling and i'll startle myself awake..does this happen to anyone else??


It's called a myoclonic jerk. The cause is not well understood, but it's essentially large body muscles contracting suddently, leaving your psyche to come up with an explanation (the falling sensation). I have it now and then.


Posted by Kev K on Jun-18-2004 01:53:

quote:
shit man! i'd throw so much shit at my dad if he woke me up out of that.




quote:
this thread is your ticket to the loony bin!!!


Apologies for not being able to read all posts on this thread. I had a lucid dream last week, my first in a long time. My son woke me up during this. I don't want to go into detail but I think this is something that should be explored more. It is plainly obvious that certain things can trigger your mind into realising that you are dreaming, for instance how many people have had a thought whilst dreaming only for it to happen within the dream, then be suddenly awakened by what I describe as a shock because the thought was random or uncontrolled but upon waking the realisation is there that the thought provoked the image which appeared or "happened". On the same token, how many people have woken up to darkness, knowing that they are awake only to find that they can't move. You try to throw your arm over, or kick your leg, or sit up but you can't. This sensation can last seconds or even what may feel like minutes, as if your body isn't awake but your mind is. Scary lol. I would love to be able to choose my dreams but i've heard that the best time to initiate lucid dreaming is just after you wake up. As soon as possible after waking, go back to sleep and think of something like a clock, or the moon any object which when dreamt about will remind you of being awake only a few moments ago (this ties your concious mind to reality), then you can realise that you just went to sleep and begin exploring. Check out this page;

www.lucidity.com


Posted by *InVeRs3* on Jun-18-2004 02:26:

ok, this has been happening to me lately, i realize that i'm in a dream and then i try saying "item appear hear etc. etc." and it's not working. could it be because my subconcious doesn't want that? and that thing i want in my dream is private


Posted by *InVeRs3* on Jun-18-2004 03:07:

and does anyone have this problem too?

so you are at a club, and your mind makes the perfect song for you.

then you wake up forgetting the melody!!!!


Posted by SgtFoo on Jun-18-2004 05:32:

WOW!...it's great to see this thread still moving along!!

ATTENTION LUCID DREAMING THREAD READERS/POSTERS!

...has anyone tried my dream induction procedure on anyone yet? I wanna hear stories and experiences!!!


Posted by crchingtiger on Jun-22-2004 12:39:

i was wondering if anyone of you believe you meet other people who are in the same dream...

i know the majority of faces you see in dreams are people from your distant past or people that are just slipping away from your short term memory...people you've seen recently...

but some faces i see in these dreams aren't people i've seen or known...

it's just kinda cool to think that maybe you could be actually meeting someone REAL through a dream


Posted by crchingtiger on Jun-22-2004 12:45:

lol and does anyone sleep with their eyes open when they lucid dream?


Posted by Flyboy217 on Jul-18-2004 16:14:

bump


Posted by UWM on Jul-18-2004 23:07:

quote:
Originally posted by Flyboy217
bump


Nothing worth contributing, just a useless bump?


Posted by Flyboy217 on Oct-21-2004 01:31:

quote:
Originally posted by UWM
Nothing worth contributing, just a useless bump?



And... bump


Posted by cheesy on Oct-21-2004 01:45:

I've had one lucid dream a couple years ago, and I tried training myself after that but haven't had one since. Maybe I'll try again.


Posted by SebG on Oct-21-2004 03:52:

I can do it


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