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06 Sep 13
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Anyone experience this?
I can only recall ever having one which was about six months ago
I can only recall ever having one which was about six months ago
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think I have had a few but I am a very weird sleeper (lots of sleep walking)
I'd settle for a good nights sleep and waking up with a semi nowadays. |
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hardly ever, but often realise when i'm dreaming.
other half had went to work @ 8am and daughter goes to daycare at 9. i could swear she came back and says that she would take her, but i dreamt it. felt very real. |
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I have the craziest dreams /nightmares etc ..
but i started to study them a couple of years ago .. Completely mindblowing .. they're so accurate it's worrying ! |
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I got into this many years ago. I had quite a few lucid dreams BUT it was nothing compared to the effort I put into it.
I guess I'll always be into it but rarely become lucid due to not making any effort. It really is a great experience! I wish I could have one! |
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Lucid dreaming is so last century. Astral projection is where it's at.
http://www.themindunleashed.org/2013/06/10-effective-techniques-to-experiencing.html |
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Ex-wife number 3 reckoned she used to astral plane.
We were in bed asleep one night when the bed shook violently. I woke up wondering what the fack it was, and she said 'Sorry, rough landing.' and went straight back to sleep. |
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i asstrail project quite often, the smoke tends to give away it was me.
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I wondered if there was a thread on this subject:
After experiencing my first around 1980 I would not get another until only a few years ago. With several more following I began to keep a record, which commenced in October last year. I had two in that month, one in early December, with the most recent coming on Feb 26th. All four of these had one thing in common; they all followed an awakening where I couldn't get back to sleep. I'd get up for anything up to an hour before returning to bed again. A normal dream continued before the onset of lucidity midway through. I've since read that this is one of the techniques for lucid dreaming; I found this out quite by accident but, for me, it does appear to work. I echo sheppy's words; it really IS a great experience. |
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Apple juice helps.
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cider ooh ahh
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I've had an out-of-Scrumpy experience.
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I had a dream about Lucid Pinder
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I tried it for Cheltenham last year - slept well and woke up an hour before first race without any winners appearing, close call that was! Read about it and apparently it can take a lot of practice to get in the groove but when you get there you can be superman or anyone you want.
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