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You don't have one dream every night, you've got several. I trained my Dream Recall a little and I can recall up to 5 dreams on a good night, but only if I wake up once and then sleep again.

DoD and China, WILDing isn't the only technique to get an LD...

Eh, I wasn't talking about wilding.

Heh, I just remembered that when I was a young teen, barely entering the passage of puberty, everytime I would lucid dream I would try to have sex with any girl that I could think of. It was frantic too, like I would run up to one girl and start frantically humping her. Ah to be young again.

Quote from elite34

Oh ok I just wasn't sure what you meant =[.

Read my dream Journal =]

don't laugh...http://www.dreamviews.com/community/showthread.php?p=720582#post720582

I don't find that true.

I've read the wiki article a while back, and I remember it saying that people who are having lucid dreams have an out-of-body or near death experience. Uberschall, has something like that ever happen to you while lucid dreaming?

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I don't find that true.

I've read the wiki article a while back, and I remember it saying that people who are having lucid dreams have an out-of-body or near death experience. Uberschall, has something like that ever happen to you while lucid dreaming?

Remember you said people think you have a dream before you die that you are dyeing.


@ Dark- What my dream journal?

Wow...
I'v never heard of lucrid dreaming before, and I don't think I have had one either.....

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Eh, I wasn't talking about wilding.

But WILDing is the only thing where you'd stay awake longer than normal.

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I don't find that true.

I've read the wiki article a while back, and I remember it saying that people who are having lucid dreams have an out-of-body or near death experience. Uberschall, has something like that ever happen to you while lucid dreaming?

No...
If you don't want to have such an experience, you don't get one. I've put myself in some dangerous action scenarios but you know you could just end it at any point, so it's nothing like a near death experience.

Quote from Überschall

But WILDing is the only thing where you'd stay awake longer than normal.



No...
If you don't want to have such an experience, you don't get one. I've put myself in some dangerous action scenarios but you know you could just end it at any point, so it's nothing like a near death experience.

Basically, you're the "God" of your dream.

Quote from elite34

Remember you said people think you have a dream before you die that you are dyeing.


@ Dark- What my dream journal?

I can't comprehend what you just said.

And yes, your dream journal.

Quote from Überschall

But WILDing is the only thing where you'd stay awake longer than normal.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sleep_paralysis

I know what SP is and well.... what?

Basically, you're the "God" of your dream.

Yes. It's all inside your head, so you have ultimate influence. Really, no mother****ing borders at all.

Quote from Dark

Basically, you're the "God" of your dream.


I can't comprehend what you just said.

And yes, your dream journal.

I meant to say Do you remember a while back when you told me about these people who had a theory that people have dreams of dieing and they have a major stroke or even die.

Quote from Überschall

I know what SP is and well.... what?

I dunno, I lost track of what we were talking about so I just posted that.

Quote from elite34

I meant to say Do you remember a while back when you told me about these people who had a theory that people have dreams of dieing and they have a major stroke or even die.

No, because I never said anything of the sort. You were probably talking to someone else.


So, I've had experiences where I knew I was dreaming, but I couldn't control what happened. Would those experiences be classified as a lucid dream, or a dream recall?

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No, because I never said anything of the sort. You were probably talking to someone else.


So, I've had experiences where I knew I was dreaming, but I couldn't control what happened. Would those experiences be classified as a lucid dream, or a dream recall?

Dream recall because you can't control it. Oh and it was you I am 100% sure because we were talking about it at my house when we were eating chicken. My Dad gave you one of those WTF looks and we just continued to talk about it till we finished are meals.

Quote from elite34

Dream recall because you can't control it. Oh and it was you I am 100% sure because we were talking about it at my house when we were eating chicken. My Dad gave you one of those WTF looks and we just continued to talk about it till we finished are meals.

We were talking about Pan's Labyrinth, not dreams, dumbass.

No more off-topic posts, on-topic posts or you'll be reported.

If you know that you're dreaming but don't control it, that's usually just called Semi-Lucid. It happens to many people and also happened to me countless times before I learned about lucidity, because they don't know that they can use their knowledge of being in a dream to their huge major fucking ass advantage.

Oh and Uberschall I realized I have most of my Lucid dreams when I am sleeping in a hotel... which I am going to one this weekend =] so maybe I will have a lucid dream =D i am 99.9% sure I will.

Oh and what is you SN on Dreamviews?


@Dark- Different Conversation -.- because when we were talking about pans Labyrinth my mom wasn't there and we were in the kitchen. When you were talking about the death dreams it was over dinner and my mom was there.