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| From: CMDR
Reservoir | Posted: 11/23/2003 2:40:57 PM | Message
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First of all, Dark Shiek is the last person I'd
expect to see in the Paranormal boards. Second I agree that engaging
in sexual actions get's you outa the dream very fast. Iremember
having sex with a Twi'lek(sp?) and that got me outa the dream in an
instant.
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| From: Shadow1798
| Posted: 11/23/2003 7:53:11 PM | Message
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Tag
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a person with a horribly contagious disease through an airplane
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| From: Dark
Shiek | Posted: 11/23/2003 8:07:46 PM | Message
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Um...hey CMDR.
Sex with Twi'lek? Should I
even ask who that is...?
Anyway, to the person who said you
can lucid dream and it seems like it lasts for years. It's true, but
extremely hard to do. I've had a lucid dream span for a few months,
but nothing more than 2 or 3. A year, while possible, is extremely
unlikely.
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now.-Sausage Mahoney |
| From: Kuja9998
| Posted: 11/23/2003 8:22:34 PM | Message
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The longest dream i've had was when I was
trapped in this castle place... couldn't get out... knew it was a
dream too.... got very bored very fast....
However, the
longest one in which i'm aware of the exact hour count was probably
one when i went through all my classes and got to my with class and
then woke up..... However I do not remember most of the first
classes.... i don't think i remember one.... oh
well.
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| From: dj51c488
| Posted: 11/23/2003 8:33:35 PM | Message
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go online or something and catch the one
where that guy teaches the girl to fly that should get you into the
spirit.
That would be the one where Gohan teaches Videl
to fly. He also teaches Goten.
One last thing if you have
a sleep walking problem do not lucid dream if you feel you are in a
lucid dream wake up immediately becuase YOU WILL act out your dream.
Often killing yourself or someone else.
LMAO... For some
reason, that was really funny.
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| From: Kuja9998
| Posted: 11/23/2003 9:53:15 PM | Message
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Probably because I forgot to say injure or even
kill.... Instead i just said kill..... thats right folks lucid
dreaming and sleep walking will instantly drive you to kill;
yourself and everyone around you... ;)
Kidding of
course..... I meant to say that you WILL injure yourself or others
some of these might casue death.... Anyways lol that is a little
funny.
Seriously though if you have a serious sleep walking
problem and have a lucid dream you might want to be careful. I
remember an incident when someone was sleep walking and thought
someone was burglerizing his home. He ended up seriously injuring.
his wife that he was dreaming was a burgler........ Really was
dreaming he was unconcious....
Anyways... I dont' really know
if it is possible to sleep walk while being lucid.... but if you
have sleep walking problems better safe than
sorry.
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| From: Dark
Shiek | Posted: 11/23/2003 9:57:32 PM | Message
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You can sleepwalk while lucid. Sleepwalking is a
problem where your brain doesn't shut down all motor functions when
you sleep, so when you dream about walking, you do it in real life.
It rarely leads to serious injury, but can cause people to fall down
stairs.
If someone has this problem normally, it won't be any
different while lucid. If you try to fly in a dream, you will most
likely try in real life. That's why everyone should know whether or
not they sleepwalk. My sister sleepwalks alot, and I sometimes find
her outside my room at night, which is scary because my room is in
the basement. If she ever found out how to lucid dream it could turn
out horribly.
Anyway...yeah...
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schizophrenic, but we're okay now.-Sausage Mahoney |
| From: crazyguy832
| Posted: 11/24/2003 7:50:10 AM | Message
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How much movement is permitted for proper sleep
paralysis to occour?
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| From: crazyguy832
| Posted: 11/24/2003 3:24:54 PM | Message
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Bump
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I have the tendency to ramble
on. Kinda like the time when... or when I... maybe... oops. |
| From: Kuja9998
| Posted: 11/24/2003 4:37:47 PM | Message
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If you mean how much movement in dreams then I'd
say it really doesn't matter. Just walking would do it if you have a
problem with slepe walking. However, if you have never slept walk
before there is absolutely nothing to worry about. Mayb a 1 in a
1000 chance that you wil get out of bed or even stir. However if you
do have a sleep walking problem the odds are much
higher...
PS.... IF you have ever woken up during the night
and been unable to move (Sleep Paralsis) you probably have nothing
to worry about regarding slepe walking.
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| From: crazyguy832
| Posted: 11/24/2003 4:51:42 PM | Message
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I'm talking about a part of one of Kuja's
posts:
" First the long gauranteed one: When in bed get in a
comfortable position that you will never have to adjust to stay
comfortable. Then DON"T MOVE. CLOSE YOUR EYES. DON"T MOVE AT ALL.
Think of nothing but lucid dreams keep your mind alert though. Think
of what your dream will be and repeat it will bea dream. Soon you'll
feel a tingle in your hands and arms and finally your legs. This is
sleep paralasis. Don't worryh its natural. Now during this time it
will be very tempting ot move. DON"T stay there. And after a hour or
so you will drift off and have a 100 percent chance of being lucid
because your body will be gone but your brain fully
functional."
I was just wondering if you could do small
movements. i.e. lick your lips, wiggle your toes if they
itch.
P.S. How do you do bold and italicized?
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I... maybe... oops. |
| From: snazzyhat
| Posted: 11/24/2003 4:55:38 PM | Message
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Ok, I have some comments about lucid dreaming.
When I was about 5 or 6 i can remember having a lucid dream. But all
I did was tell ppl that it was a dream. Also, i have been doing the
"reality checks" ie. checking my watch then looking away and back to
it. Last night I had a dream, and in the dream I checked my watch,
but I didnt go lucid. Can you tell me any other techniques to induce
lucidity? Thank you.
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| From: Kuja9998
| Posted: 11/24/2003 4:56:58 PM | Message
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Sorry i didn't understand your question.....
Well I don't recommend WILD methods...... They are very time
consuming and almost never result in you falling asleep. However if
you want to do it you got to ignore EVERYTHING. Don't move at all.
The most innocent movements are those in the head. Not the neck the
head. Meaning eyes and mouth. As a matter of fact i dont' think the
mouth even is involved in sleep paralasis that much. OH well. Lick
your lips if you have too. If the itch is bad enough itch it.... but
unless you think of nothing but the dream and not move a single
signle single muscle it won't work. Decide for your
self.
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| From: AltoidJunkie
| Posted: 11/24/2003 4:59:34 PM | Message
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I talk in my sleep...
and I am very skilled
with the Lucid Dreaming...
this ha lead to some...intersting
confessions
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| From: Kuja9998
| Posted: 11/24/2003 5:00:58 PM | Message
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Heh... sleep talking is pretty unusual for sure.
Try laying on your side to prevent it. Often that helps..> Side
or stomach either one.
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| From: crazyguy832
| Posted: 11/24/2003 6:19:49 PM | Message
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Thanks.
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I have the tendency to
ramble on. Kinda like the time when... or when I... maybe...
oops. |
| From: Kuja9998
| Posted: 11/24/2003 7:59:42 PM | Message
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np
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| From: HappyFunTimeDeathKil
| Posted: 11/24/2003 9:24:03 PM | Message
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Heh... sleep talking is pretty unusual for
sure. Try laying on your side to prevent it. Often that helps..>
Side or stomach either one.
Yeah, that does help. I
sleepwalk occasionally, and I've noticed a direct correlation
between it. Also, tylennol PM seems to give me more vivd dreams with
less sleepwalking, along with opiate based substances (not ALL of
them were consumed illegally, I've had prescriptions
before).
I've had vivid dreams, and I've been able to control
the theme of the dream by thnking about it (I once thought of
fighting before sleep. All I remember was pummeling the **** out of
my neighboor while chanting "Die mutah****a, die!" over and over).
So, I'm pretty sure I'm close to true lucidity, considering about 2
yewars ago I couldn't remember dreams for ****.
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| From: Videogaming
| Posted: 11/24/2003 10:21:40 PM | Message
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| From: shoeshineboy
| Posted: 11/24/2003 11:29:56 PM | Message
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do you have any good reccomendations on how to
start remembering your dreams?
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Army Spy network, aka the KGB and CIA
I am a man of power.
see quote |
| From: rabbitything
| Posted: 11/25/2003 3:47:46 PM | Message
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gah every time ive tried to have a lucid dream i
just ended up having a weird sex dream lol
lol i wont beable to
have lucid dreams but i know how to have sex dreams now lol j/k but
seriously this has happend every time is there something im doing
wrong
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| From: Kuja9998
| Posted: 11/25/2003 4:25:13 PM | Message
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For remembering your dreams get a dream
diary.
For the person with the fetish dreams try to be
completely relaxed and don't think of anything fetish while going ot
bed.
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| From: metroids
rule | Posted: 11/25/2003 4:42:51 PM | Message
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Not directly on lucid dreaming but: Can we
read in dreams?
Don't know if this has been answered
but...
One time, I had a dream I was in Animal Crossing, and
I could read the word "Boss." And in another dream I saw the word
**** on a computer screen.
My progress:
A few weeks
ago I did my first successful transformation. I thought it would be
really cool to turn into a giant snake, but I couldn't do it! So
then I thought "What am I doing wrong? Hmmm...you gotta start
small...of course!" I tried changing myself into a garter snake, and
it worked!!! Then I tried the big-*** building-sized snake. It
WORKED!!! I could slither, grew huge, flick my tongue, all on my
first new try! Now I can do it all rather easily. What do you think,
Kuja?
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| From: Kuja9998
| Posted: 11/25/2003 4:57:16 PM | Message
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Very impressive. Transformation is usually very
difficult. GJ next try to do such things as change your setting (EG.
Going from forest to desert) and changing dream objects (EG. Blowing
up building by willing it.)
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| From: metroids
rule | Posted: 11/25/2003 5:00:47 PM | Message
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Thanks. I don't know why transforming into
something small helped, but it did. *Remembers way back when he was
12, tried to give himself wings, but the wings were made of
underwear*
Rather than spinning around to transform things, I
prefer to make a warp hole that leads me from place to place. I've
become good at making things appear and serve their functions, so
making a warp hole works for newbs.
---
MSB "We stab
people."
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this crappy commercial and my crappy RPG. Questions? |
| From: DarkHumorFanatiK
| Posted: 11/25/2003 5:06:10 PM | Message
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I've been trying for about a week now, but I
still can't do it. I think it's because I have trouble having
dreams. I do have some, but lately I haven't been having too many.
Any tips on how to dream easier?
---
You're wrong Shmee. They
really are good parents. They don't mean it when they tell me to get
kidnapped.- JTHM
Everything GraphicAngel says is a
lie |
| From: Dark
Shiek | Posted: 11/25/2003 5:10:40 PM | Message
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You'll need to try considerably longer than a
week. And also, everyone dreams. You just have trouble remembering
your dreams. Look back a few pages and you'll see some effective
ways of remembering them.
---
I used to be schizophrenic,
but we're okay now.-Sausage Mahoney |
| From: shoeshineboy
| Posted: 11/25/2003 5:12:16 PM | Message
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I have the same problem. i can't remember a
dream even right when i wake up. but lately its been getting
better.
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head of PASN- Protective Army Spy network, aka
the KGB and CIA
I am a man of power. see quote |
| From: StArCrAfT
MaStEr | Posted: 11/25/2003 5:52:33 PM | Message
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Alright, just to make sure I'm understanding,
what your saying is that if I wake up in the middle of the night and
say to myself "screw it, I'm to tired to look at my hand" I should
look anyway because I could be dreaming?
How realistic are
the dreams suppose to be? I remember lucid dreaming once a long time
ago, and I was in my house, but everything was unclear.
I
remember sleep walking once when I was really small, but I havn't
since. Should I still be worried?
---
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premarital sex unless you plan on getting married." |
| From: Dark
Shiek | Posted: 11/25/2003 6:22:59 PM | Message
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Lucid dreams are usually very realistic. At
least, mine are. I guess it is all in how clear and realistic you
want it to be. Lucid dreaming is basically based off of your own
thought. If you think about something, it happens. So I guess if you
think about it being realistic, it will be. Mine have always been, I
never really put any extra thought into it.
And if you don't
chronically sleep-walk, you should be fine.
---
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be schizophrenic, but we're okay now.-Sausage Mahoney |
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