Author Topic: Holy forget (Lucid Dreaming Enduration)  (Read 2720 times)

At one point during school I perfected the art of sleeping with my eyes open. I could sleep with my eyes open. I could still see of course but I wasn't conscious of it. It's a really useful skill if you can learn it.

i love when you're just looking and you're not thinking, it's so blissful

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=70gtHWz70Z0
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lsd is a drug

lsd is a drug
I know, it was a joke.
The game is basically a dream emulator, weird stuff happens.

Why do you guys go though these strange procedures to lucid dream? I taught myself to know when I'm dreaming, so I pretty much lucidly dream every night

Why do you guys go though these strange procedures to lucid dream? I taught myself to know when I'm dreaming, so I pretty much lucidly dream every night
same.
We should lucidly dream together some time.

You don't want to be in my lucid dreams :\

This is why I don't even think about trying lucid dreaming ._.

Lucid dreaming is safe and is not harmful. He experienced what is called sleep paralysis. It is temporary. The throwing up is not directly related and is very unusual. I've been involved in lucid dreaming for many years and I've never heard of such a thing happening. My initial thoughts are he panicked, which is unnecessary.

If you are enduring anything, you are doing it wrong.

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Were you aware you were asleep? Lucid dreaming is only about being aware you are in a dream. It is not about having strange dreams, vivid ones, or even being able to control them. Its black and white; you realize you are dreaming or you don't.

Just advice to anyone here: even if you don't try to lucid dream, you will and have experienced sleep paralysis whether you realize it or not. All of these so called "horror stories" aren't related to lucid dreaming, they are related to falling asleep in general. They are just noticed because the personal is actively aware of the sleep process.
« Last Edit: March 17, 2012, 12:46:59 AM by Sheath »

While reading about your dream I imagined it in the animation style of super jail.

If only I was patient enough...
* Gojira sighs
« Last Edit: March 17, 2012, 01:59:13 AM by Gojira »

Lucid dreams kinda pull out the most horrific stuff you can imagine at the time, then make you endure it till you wake.
I had to endure being trapped in a small house full of gigantic spiders for an entire night.
Damn near pissed myself.
Thats why you decide to get out of there? lol

Thats why you decide to get out of there? lol

I was eight, I wasn't able to reach the doorknob.
Besides, I'm pretty sure the door was locked.
And I was too busy panicking.


This makes me want t dream lucidly.

Sleep paralysis much?

I want to have a lucid dream.


But once, I had this weird dream where I was in an empty school and one class had this portal that when I went through I woke up . . . But when I went back to sleep I was launched out of the portal. and I repeated this quite a bit... yet my brain didn't exactly realise that I was dreaming while inside the dream yet somehow my brain did understand what the portal brings me to.

That was possibly the most interesting dream I've ever had.

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Anyways, Here's how the paralyzation works:


During REM sleep the body paralyzes itself as a protection mechanism to prevent the movements that occur in the dream from causing the physical body to move. However, this mechanism can be triggered before, during, or after normal sleep while the brain awakens. This can lead to a state where the awakened sleeper feels paralyzed.





Obviously, your subconscious ships CottonCandy.