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| 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
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