Mack rambles on about "Inception" and the concept of Lucid Dreaming

[StarDust]

what if you go to sleep in limbo

you hit the floor and lose

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[Bones4]

About two weeks ago, I woke up at 6am, went to school (college), and fell asleep in a chair at 8am for two hours. During that time, I experienced a lucid dream (that I unfortunately didn't take advantage of) and awakened sleep paralysis.

The lucid dream involved me still being asleep in the chair, only I never opened my eyes. I had only had two hours of sleep the night before and I was sick, so I didn't want to get up or break rest even though I knew I was asleep. I simply wanted my mind to "stop." I only realized that I was dreaming once I realized there were voices of people behind me that would not be there normally. I suppose you can say that's what triggered the lucid dream.

Not long after, my mind started waking up, and due to the unique circumstances of my surroundings (sleep deprived, the flu, people talking around me, TV on, ping-pong game) my mind was awoken but I couldn't move my body. I just sat there with my eyes barely open trying to speak, but I was totally incapacitated. My mind eventually fell back asleep and I woke up about a half hour later.

I had the strangest feeling upon awakening, and I asked a few people around me who had been there to confirm my lucid dream. I sat for an hour just trying to take it all in.

Crazy stuff, man.

[Liquid]

I've had a few terribly disappointing lucid dreams.
One time, I was on holiday, but in my dream I was home; it was because of this that I realized I was in a dream. However, for reasons I still don't really understand, I just decided to go along with it, what a waste.

Another time I became aware of the dream and thought 'oh boy, I'm dreaming, I can do anything I want!' so proceeded to jump off of a high wall, die and wake up.

[Sheath]

I became aware of the dream and thought 'oh boy, I'm dreaming, I can do anything I want!' so proceeded to jump off of a high wall, die and wake up.

Bwahahahahaha.

[LizzyRascal]

I can do this, but I'm not very good at it. :c

[Mikiyikiy]

I had  a lucid dream once but my mind started filling with my fears so I was like "forget this stuff I'm out of here."


Then I realized I was a bear.

[PowerDag]

Ironically, I have an unfathomably advanced imagination; yet my sessions of REM sleep yield nothing but a time skip. Ever had one of those?

Those moments where you drift off to sleep, only to wake up in seemingly two seconds and it's eight hours. Yeah, those.

[Sheath]

Those moments where you drift off to sleep, only to wake up in seemingly two seconds and it's eight hours. Yeah, those.

A few times, very weird indeed. Kinda nice though..

[StarDust]

Those moments where you drift off to sleep, only to wake up in seemingly two seconds and it's eight hours. Yeah, those.

Always

[AfterShock]

I don't think I've ever had a full dream I can remember.  All my dreams have been quick.  Last night, I had a dream I was driving a car down a road that was like a roller coaster or something.  After what felt like 30 seconds of this, was actually five hours.

[LordCutlerBeckett]

I've lucid dreamed before. I forgeted everyone.

[Daedalus]

Linking dreams may be possible in the future. We use a minuscule amount of our brain power. If we could learn to use the rest of it, we could do things never even imagined before. I personally think we'll be able to do things like telekinesis and telepathy in the future, as abstract as they sound.

[Tom Gunn]

When I Lucid dream I realize it's a dream and then tend to wake up at that realization.

[Smash Fan]

Oh wait.
I remember a lucid dream.
It was about being on my computer an BEN pops ups in the screen.

[Joeboy]

I lucid dream too. I once went on to layer 2 without even noticing. It was weird.