EPTI had this dream 3 nights in a row and woke up after being caught in the poop pit each time. Also the world didn't look normal. Everything was like animation and moved at about what 10fps looks like in a video game. Very strange.
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Bosu
United States3247 Posts
I had this dream 3 nights in a row and woke up after being caught in the poop pit each time. Also the world didn't look normal. Everything was like animation and moved at about what 10fps looks like in a video game. Very strange. | ||
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Polis
Poland1292 Posts
On July 15 2009 02:26 MrHoon wrote: I think I have frequent lucid dreams Because I know my life cannot be even that marginally better and I end up just sighing in my dreams saying "Goddamnit why can't this shit be real" unless I'm falling off a cliff. God I hate that. On July 15 2009 03:16 LingKing wrote: Lucid dreams can be fun. But it's dissapointing when you know you're just dreaming, I usually wake myself up after i realize it. Why be so concerned about reality, the thing that matters is what brain produces anyway. Anybody know what the explanation is on why humans perceive real as better? Please no fallacies like becouse real is real. As for lucid dreaming. I almost never dream, and even if I do it is about mundane task that I did that day, but I am apathetic. | ||
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ActualSteve
United States627 Posts
i had one where i was a dinosaur, rampaging the fuck out of this city | ||
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Zurles
United Kingdom1659 Posts
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uglymoose89
United States671 Posts
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FirstBorn
Romania3955 Posts
On July 15 2009 04:27 Zurles wrote: every falling dream I've had was on the top of a ladder and i woke up from all the ones i remember as i hit the ground. Yeah, I have a lot of falling dreams myself. Even if I usually wake up sweating and in an unsettling manner, I like falling dreams the most as I'm always amazed how real they feel, even if the sensation is just suggested by the brain. | ||
Empyrean
16984 Posts
On July 15 2009 02:48 MiniRoman wrote: Me too my dreams are usually mad epic and I know it's a dream and I'm like nOOOOOO LEMME STAY LONGER. I can also fly by flapping my arms/doing pushups on the air. It's always fun until zombies come but my brain knows zombies = gg the world so I have to wake myself up cause they scare me too much. Fucking zombies. Hahaha whenever I dream I fly, I control it by doing breatstroke in the air in whatever direction I want to go in. XD | ||
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WeSt
Portugal918 Posts
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Oddysay
Canada597 Posts
and man that realy something amazing , the last time i was having sex with 3 girl . that feal so real and nice , that AMAZING !  | ||
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sith
United States2474 Posts
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Clasic
Bosnia-Herzegovina1437 Posts
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OmgIRok
Taiwan2699 Posts
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ghermination
United States2851 Posts
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LonelyMargarita
1845 Posts
What's really weird is 'waking up' from a lucid dream into a non-lucid dream. Since the first dream was lucid, and I have a memory of it, the second will start with me waking up (out of bed or some other place lying down), and I will then think it's reality until I actually wake up out of the non-lucid dream. I also remember several dreams every night, so I don't know if that is related to a high frequency of lucid dreams. Most of my dreams are completely non-lucid, or with an awareness that it's a dream, but without any manipulation. When I go too quickly into a lucid state (gaining awareness that it's a dream and that I can change things), sometimes it wakes me up. I also used to experience sleep paralysis (which is like the opposite of a lucid dream in a way), so I don't know if the two are related. Lucid dreams are usually great, but sleep paralysis is like the worst psychological torture ever, especially if it lasts for what seems like hours. | ||
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eMbrace
United States1300 Posts
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Reno(TE)
United Kingdom434 Posts
Lucid dreaming is amazing if an effective technique is learnt to trigger it. I once read how you should always draw something (eg an eye) on the back of your hand in real life, so when you see it you will think to yourself 'Oh yea I'm in real life'. However once you're in a dream and realize you don't have this 'eye' on the back of your hand, this connection can trigger yourself into lucidly dreaming. I also read up some girls lucidly dream to experience orgasms, It was scientifically experimented. xD | ||
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jello_biafra
United Kingdom6635 Posts
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Mr. Magoo
United States11 Posts
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Archaic
United States4024 Posts
On July 15 2009 08:05 Reno(TE) wrote: Sleep paralysis is the scariest shit ever, had it happen to me once whilst in a car journey, bad experience especially because my head was on a seat and it was bumpy journey! Lucid dreaming is amazing if an effective technique is learnt to trigger it. I once read how you should always draw something (eg an eye) on the back of your hand in real life, so when you see it you will think to yourself 'Oh yea I'm in real life'. However once you're in a dream and realize you don't have this 'eye' on the back of your hand, this connection can trigger yourself into lucidly dreaming. I also read up some girls lucidly dream to experience orgasms, It was scientifically experimented. xD Does that include other people having lucid dreams to satisfy their sexual fantasies? That's just screwed up. | ||
Klogon
MURICA15980 Posts
But zombie stories aren't real. So this is where I realized I was dreaming... But amazingly I did not wake up even after the realization like I usually do! I had read about lucid dreaming before and this is when I got all super excited. I was lucid dreaming! I could create my own dream! So I got all excited and went back into my room (the hallway was still scary). I wanted to test it by flying! FLYING! I always wanted to fly. But I looked up and realized a roof was above me, so I ran over to my window and opened it. Then I took a step back and was just about to jump through the window when an idea hit me: WHAT IF I'M NOT DREAMING?! What if I'm just like really tired and delirious instead of actually dreaming? Then I'd just be jumping out of my third story window head first like an idiot. While I was contemplating this quite distrubing thought, I woke up. Yeah. I didn't get to fly, have x-ray vision, be a pro soccer player, or whatever. Instead, I was just in my room too afraid to jump. lol. Much like how the wise Shia said in Transformers, ("Fifty years from now, when you look back at your life, don't you want to say you had the guts to get in the car?") to this day, I want to say I had to guts to jump. Oh well. | ||
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