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dreams so real its dificult to distinguish from reality

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  • 07-06-2012 6:38pm
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    kumate_champ07
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    had trouble sleeping last night, got 1-2 broken hours. ran out of my meds, got some at 9am and then went to bed from 11am-4pm. I had a dream I was in a square room, no doors and 1 wall was a like a huge film reel. I could move it up/down and scan thru the different scenes. it was a western movie, cowboys etc, I examined the other walls and eventually found a false wall that lead into a movie theater, I sat down at a seat in the back and it felt incredibly real. nothing seemed out of the ordinary, physics,sound/light, the behavior of the people, it was like I was in an alternate dimension.

    Ive had dreams like this without my medication. its a very odd feeling, I was fully 'awake'


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    18AD
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    It's called lucid dreaming. There's plenty of info on the web about it.

    It happens to a lot of people. No need to be alarmed. :)


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    kumate_champ07
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    Ive had lucid dreaming, this seemed a step above


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    18AD
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    How did you find it different from lucid dreaming?


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    kumate_champ07
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    18AD wrote: »
    How did you find it different from lucid dreaming?
    large crowd of people, all having conversations, moving around, interacting ( the movie hadnt begun yet)
    there was no morphing like in dreams, people seemed normal, the room seemed normal. Ive had lucid dreaming but with 'supernatural' occurences, laws of physics being broken and during conversations with characters in the dreams Im aware that its me having a conversation with myself in my own brain/mind


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    18AD
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    kumate_champ07 wrote: »
    large crowd of people, all having conversations, moving around, interacting ( the movie hadnt begun yet)
    there was no morphing like in dreams, people seemed normal, the room seemed normal. Ive had lucid dreaming but with 'supernatural' occurences, laws of physics being broken and during conversations with characters in the dreams Im aware that its me having a conversation with myself in my own brain/mind

    That's interesting. My regular type of lucid dream involves talking to other people. I sometimes know that I am talking to myself, but this is usually a conscious deduction based on having had those types of dream before. I often do have conversations which are with "other people".

    The morphing as well, seems to be a hit and miss thing for me. Sometimes it happens, sometimes it doesn't.


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    jigital
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    I've noticed that lucid dreaming is more likely to occur if you were several hours trying to fall asleep.


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    shane9689
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    withdrawl symptoms from your meds maybe? why do you take meds anyways if i may ask?


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