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| From: Cranberry
Juice | Posted: 12/30/2003 4:20:56 PM | Message
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What happens if you only remember about one
dream per week. (if even that) I remember so few dreams, that I can
tell you every detail about almost any dream I have remembered. When
I go to sleep it is black, and it usually stays
black.
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And when you loose control, you'll reap the
harvest that you've sown
And as the fear grows, the bad blood
slows and turns to stone --- Pink Floyd |
| From: Chocolate
Star | Posted: 12/31/2003 11:23:32 PM | Message
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This sounds really cool, but kind of scary.
Regardless, the person who was talking about dream environments and
such, I've been wondering about that for a while too cause there's
always this place in my dreams and I've just wondered if it meant
something. Also like the reoccurring place there's a reoccurring
person/could of people and like I know then when I'm in my dreams,
but I know I don't know them in real life. What's up with that? If
anyone can shed some light on either of those issues I'd greatly
appreciate it.
This is a really interesting topic, and sounds
fun, I'd like to try it but I'm usually so exhausted by the time I
go to bed -- would that mess up chances of having a lucid dream?
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| From: Raging
Programmer | Posted: 1/1/2004 3:19:13 PM | Message
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I got a slight problem : I keep sleeping 2-3 in
the morning and now I can't remember my dreams - I could, but I
really have to think.
Oh well, I'll try tonight for a full
blown LUCID DREAM.
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Visit my Nihilism
board:
http://cgi.gamefaqs.com/boards/gentopic.asp?board=5544 |
| From: Kuja9998
| Posted: 1/1/2004 6:42:13 PM | Message
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to tell you the truth I don't do all that
reality check stuff.... a large portion of it is all mental.... I
believe I explained earlier that my only reality check it to fly low
t the ground with my stomach facing the ground and if I get anywhere
close to doing it then i'm dreaming... lol.
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Why Bother
Trying To Understand Something That Is Unfathomable?LINK:
www.clantj.com/TheCoffeeShopProject.html :LINK(Lucid Dream Sharing
Scientific Project) |
| From: ReelBigPhisher
| Posted: 1/1/2004 8:27:51 PM | Message
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Im sorry, but I cant go through 25 pages of text
on this without boring myself. But, how DO I get a lucid dream, or
get better chances of one? Ive been trying, like this one person
said tense up your muscles, another said to tell yourself your doing
to dream and realise it. They never work for me. Is there anything I
have to eat to make it more likely? I heard cheese and milk becuase
they are harder to digest so the body uses more work.
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why
do you keep saying the year 1337? what is so special about this
year?-tilteddriveway |
| From: luckyalien7
| Posted: 1/1/2004 8:33:57 PM | Message
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Can somebody plz answer my question. Look
^
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If somebody annoys you, it takes 48 muscles to frown,
but it only takes 4 muscles to extend your arm and beat the crap out
of them. |
| From: Kuja9998
| Posted: 1/2/2004 1:16:33 AM | Message
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I'll repost this handy dandy link:
www.clantj.com/TheCoffeeShopProject.html
also the first post
pretty much has all of the information that you need... all the rest
is hoopla.
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Why Bother Trying To Understand Something That
Is Unfathomable?LINK: www.clantj.com/TheCoffeeShopProject.html
:LINK(Lucid Dream Sharing Scientific Project) |
| From: Master
of Trap Holes | Posted: 1/2/2004 10:00:10 AM | Message
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I will definitely have to try this. Bump, for
great JUSTICE!!!!!!!!
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--Zell17's Alternate
Account--
"I mean like you don't need stratedy for an Exodia
deck..." -KingFlames |
| From: Deaths
spirit | Posted: 1/3/2004 8:00:33 PM | Message
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Bump
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(..)
(> <)The Snowman
Rules All. |
| From: wmjasonx
| Posted: 1/4/2004 12:36:19 AM | Message
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Bump/Tag
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Ya dig? |
| From: Sewer
Bob | Posted: 1/4/2004 5:53:00 AM | Message
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Hmmm... a long time ago, i learned a different
type of reality check that always worked for me.
If you look at a
letter word in your dream, then turn around and look again, if it's
different, you know you're dreaming. Almost every time i try this in
a dream, it changes, so this has proven to work quite well for
me.
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Post something funny so i can sig you...
please?
**********I AM
BLARRRG!********** |
| From: Drunken
Sober | Posted: 1/4/2004 5:02:36 PM | Message
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bump
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"It's partly an expression of my
teenage angst, but mostly it's a moo cow!" -Chris Griffin |
| From: meltdown71835
| Posted: 1/5/2004 4:28:00 PM | Message
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Ok I finally got a hold of lucid dreaming and
can control every dream I encounter now but heres a thing. The last
set of dreams I had last night, half of them had me kinda stuck in
bed and I had to fuse with the bed and dig my way out of the
darkness to the outside. Also is it slightly possible to contact old
friends or other people? And how can I get rid of the having to fuse
with the bed?
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Scrambled Eggs + Cooked Spam + Hash Browns +
Soy Sause Mixed with Asian Hot Sause = Good Breakfast
Currently
playing DDR Ultramix |
| From: JuanValdez
| Posted: 1/5/2004 9:51:15 PM | Message
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Should you go to the bathroom before trying to
lucid dream?
cause I'm lazy and I don't wanna go to the bathroom
before bed but i wanna try this...
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Sig's are for
chumps........wait a second..... |
| From: Kuja9998
| Posted: 1/5/2004 9:54:18 PM | Message
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It shouldn't matter about the bathroom thing but
make sure that you don't use the restroom in your lucid dream
;)
Also about the fusion to the bead is sleep paralasis which
soemtimes occurs when you prematurly awake from a relaxed dream on
purpose calmly... if from now on when you want to awake you jolt
yourself out the whole thing should never happen. However, if it
happens by itself dont' worry abut it it is completely natural and
happens to almost eveyrone at least a few times in their
life.
Also note though sometimes these are false
awakenings.... make srue that you do some reality checks after
waking up from sleeping or a dream. ;)
---
Why Bother Trying
To Understand Something That Is Unfathomable?LINK:
www.clantj.com/TheCoffeeShopProject.html :LINK(Lucid Dream Sharing
Scientific Project) |
| From: FBI
Porker GoId | Posted: 1/7/2004 2:57:21 AM | Message
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I've always struggled to remember dreams.
Although, with one's I can recall, I do realise that I'm able to
actually change "scenarios" if I don't like where they're heading
to; I've actually forcefully woken myself up in the middle of the
night because of some dreams.
Last night I attempted a lucid
dream, my first actual try. And I did get some result. I remember
that everything started off black, like a mist I couldn't see
through. I looked down and started waving my hands, as told in one
of the points. Suddenly the colour purple covered my vision until
that was all I could see. For some reason I seemed to be struck with
adrenaline or something of the like while the purple was appearing.
Shortly after this I woke up feeling excited and pumped
up.
The experience only lasted a few seconds and I'm not
quite sure what to think of it of that if I had gone through a lucid
dream at all. |
| From: Menace54
0 | Posted: 1/7/2004 7:42:33 PM | Message
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i have had semi lucid dreams, just last night i
had a dream about gunmen taking over my school, but when one of them
shot me, i decided to try again and i reset the entire dream, i kept
on reseting it till it ended the way i wanted, but i couldn't make
it go the way i wanted during the dream.
oh, aLSO, I'VE HEARD
OF FLASH CARTOONS THAT ARE SUPPOSED TO HELP WITH LUCID DREAMING, ANY
LINKS( srry, hit caps and to lazy to retyp)
---
The flying
hampsters of DooM rain CoConuts on the head of your piTiful city-
Normal people scare me> you know the rules, the hampsters always
win |
| From: FruMp
| Posted: 1/7/2004 9:17:03 PM | Message
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your a legend kuja9998 this is a great topic, i
cant wait for tonite so i can get lucid dreaming :P
Also is
lucid dreaming similar to hypnosis, because of the things that both
can reveal abot the human mind...
---
"They used to be the
power, now they're just a bunch of guys wishing for the old days" -
Thief: The Dark Project |
| From: Kuja9998
| Posted: 1/7/2004 9:31:55 PM | Message
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Alright for those of you who are able to wake up
in your dreams and forcibly wake yourself up you are in the perfect
and I mean perfect place to start a lucid dream. You are deep enough
to have to force yourself to awaken but you are concious... its the
greatest place to be. :)
Just remember that if you are in a
nightmare to make it something silly and then go about your lucid
dreamness... just remember that it is a dream and try not to do the
natural impulse to awaken yourself..
OH yea to the person
that thinks i'm a legend thanks and you should talk to the people
that did the gamefaqs 2003 awards. (i wanted best topic)
;'(
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Why Bother Trying To Understand Something That Is
Unfathomable?LINK: www.clantj.com/TheCoffeeShopProject.html
:LINK(Lucid Dream Sharing Scientific Project) |
| From: FruMp
| Posted: 1/7/2004 9:43:35 PM | Message
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yeah im the one who said you are a legend
(FruMp), i thought u were just some n00b guy when u were talking
about how quantum physics and string theory being BS and i flamed
you a bit, then i stumbled on this topic and it a very informative
and useful topic (so much BS and lame joke topics on PC nowadays
(damn you CornHole5 damn you to hell))...
---
"They used to be
the power, now they're just a bunch of guys wishing for the old
days" - Thief: The Dark Project |
| From: REBEL
AU | Posted: 1/8/2004 5:51:42 AM | Message
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I havn't read all of this topic,(just the fist
75 or so posts)
and im wondering bedides the subliminal thing,
what do you reccomend me do to start having lucid dreams.
and
also if somone was having a lucid dream about something that was
pretty much impossible (eg. something requiring great strength) and
the person acted out their dream is it possible that they could
break normall boundaries?
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I doo not hav baad
speeling! |
| From: Videogaming
| Posted: 1/8/2004 6:29:26 PM | Message
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| Is it possible to think up a dream you'd like to
have (when you're concious), and then somehow force yourself to have
that dream? Cuz when I lucid dream, I just do stupid stuff- I know
I'm dreaming, and I can sort of manipulate things, but I don't do
anything because I'm too stupid (in the dream) to think of anything
interesting to do. Although, incidentally, recently I've been having
very pleasurable non-lucid dreams... |
| From: Kuja9998
| Posted: 1/8/2004 8:51:21 PM | Message
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You got to set it in stone before you fall
asleep what you want to do exactly usualyl that helps... most of the
time lucid dreams are the highest form of predictable behaviors
meaning that the dream is totally taken from what you were thinking
around the time you fell asleep. This isn't to say that this is
completely so but it is a good idea to have a general idea of what
you want to do as it is more difficult to think when only a part of
your mind is functioning.
---
Why Bother Trying To Understand
Something That Is Unfathomable?LINK:
www.clantj.com/TheCoffeeShopProject.html :LINK(Lucid Dream Sharing
Scientific Project) |
| From: REBEL
AU | Posted: 1/8/2004 11:55:13 PM | Message
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how long did it take for you to be fully in
control of your lucid dreams.
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I doo not hav baad
speeling! |
| From: Kuja9998
| Posted: 1/9/2004 7:49:35 AM | Message
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I still don't have full control over my
dreams... lol... that is impossible really... just because of the
way a lucid dream occurs... the most controled dream I had though
was when I was in a very very large and exotic valley and became
lucid and then remembered an experiment I was going to do. I tryed
for about 15-30 minutes dream time summoning mirrors effortlessly
and having them fly towards me so I could try "shared dreaming" or
"common-place shared dreaming" to be precise. but anyways it turned
out that I couldn't get through the mirrors and when I did i would
be "bounced back" (i learned when i forcefully woke up that he was
already awake during my dream for the past 2 hours.) Anyways... that
was pretty good flying and summoning objects control...... the best
location switch lucid dream was when I watched an I dream of jeanie
right before bed and tried to "blink" myself to new areas which
worked very very very well... lol.
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Why Bother Trying To
Understand Something That Is Unfathomable?LINK:
www.clantj.com/TheCoffeeShopProject.html :LINK(Lucid Dream Sharing
Scientific Project) |
| From: Weird
Gamer | Posted: 1/9/2004 11:14:57 AM | Message
Detail |
that's.. odd.
i was looking at the lucid
dream subliminal thing and i suddenly remembered a bit of the dream
i had last night. and i have a lot of trouble remembering dreams
even a few seconds after i wake up.
maybe there's hope for
me! i've wanted to lucid dream for a while now. it sounds
interesting.
---
"Don't make that face. Being dead has its
advantages." |
| From: Raging
Programmer | Posted: 1/9/2004 3:21:28 PM | Message
Detail |
I went from having a lucid dream to going an
imcompete OOBE (out of body experience) It happened yesterday
:)
What it is it? well, its basically having dreams during
REM stage, but in the morning like 6:30 in the morning. Basically
you wake up, dunk your head in cold water and go to sleep back
again. Then you should enter REM stage quick, like in 5
minutes. |
| From: bazzarr
| Posted: 1/9/2004 3:59:07 PM | Message
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| i HATE liquid dreaming. all i get since i've
read about it the first time is nightmares about it. and i just read
it again and i almost need to go to bed... bah.... |
| From: JinPSO
| Posted: 1/9/2004 4:54:49 PM | Message
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i am 13, so i aint the greatest at lucid
dreaming.
I have a few questions.
I know that i am in the
dream. But i cant really control myself. I can walk by will. BUt not
control wherre i walk. Is there a way to snap out of a lucid dream?
cause i hate the stupid ones.(school, life,
etc.)
---
Dreamcast 4 Life Have you had experience in
the line of Goat By-Products because your cheesy! |
| From: Isthian
| Posted: 1/9/2004 6:37:44 PM | Message
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This is mildly interesting, although some of
these posts seem so outlandish that I've just discounted several to
people asking for attention...
But on the whole, it
does sound interesting. Tangible. I've had a few dreams where
I woke up to another dream, and a couple where I realized I was
dreaming. They were pretty lame though. It usually seems to happen
right before I wake up. It's like everything in the dream just kinda
flashes by real fast (as in the progression of time) and then I'm
awake and don't remember but the last second or so of the
dream.
I don't dream much anymore, either. It sucks. Although
the whole sleep-paralysis thing I get a lot. It scares me though
because sometimes it'll happen to me when I'm just laying down. I
can't move limbs. And this happens while I'm awake, so I
panic in almost all cases (I have a bit of a phobia with not being
able to move).
Any particular reason I experience this
inability to move? It's just a brief thing, and only occasional, but
I still hate it.
---
"All I ask for is a pair of boots. How
hard could it be?" Basks-in-the-Sun |
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