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· 9 years ago
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This has happened to me, for some reason I started thinking I died in my sleep and a week had passed. I was so thankful when I woke up in real life.
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rosemagwin
· 9 years ago
It is happening to me a lot lately. Finally, all that practice is paying of. Now I did have a minor sleep paralysis yesterday, but I kept my head cool and managed not to stress.
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winter
· 9 years ago
Me too. I worked on trying to lucid dream for a while, and I finally did it. Every time I begin to lucid dream it's because i'm about to die in my dream when i suddenly realize i can fix it. so like someone was trying to drown me and I was like oh wait lol nah and the other time it stormed and i was tied down and about to get hit by lightning but I realized i was dreaming in time to stop the storm, untie myself, and fly away. Lucid dreaming is fantastic 10/10 recommend
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guest
· 9 years ago
None of this pretty whale stuff happens to me, for me its just me paralyzed watching someone get tortured or some frightening nightmare.
starscross
· 9 years ago
I started re-playing zelda:phantom hourglass daily after a few years and i had lucid dreams almost nightly about running through some of the levels
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garlog
· 9 years ago
How is that any different than imagining shit?
starscross
· 9 years ago
Because lucid dreams are different than regular ones, and gaming can be related. That's the topic of this post.
wastingaway
· 9 years ago
I dreamt I was masterchief,and saw the forerunner sentinel in the halo 5 trailer.
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· 9 years ago
I wake up convinced their is something in my bed,sometimes it's rats,sometimes it's snakes. But my bedroom ends up looking like a warzone from freaking out.
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wastingaway
· 9 years ago
Heh.Extremely relatable.
guest
· 9 years ago
This fascinates me because I never remember my dreams. Never! It would have to be particularly funny or disturbing for me to remember, and then it's just a hazy snippet. You're fortunate if you can remember. :(
wastingaway
· 9 years ago
Yeah.I started gaming when I was 7,and I remember almost all of my dreams since the age of 10.In each,I was able to control my actions.Most of the time I would be in Los Santos,or maybe San Esperito (Just Cause) or best,Kyrat. (Far Cry 4)
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juliesmash
· 9 years ago
All the time.. its kinda annoying because i choose everything but it would be nice to have a random fucked up dream instead of a fucked up dream that i already know the outcome to
lucky11
· 9 years ago
While it's awesome to have lucid dreaming it really sucks to have your subconscious fight back. I dreamed I was being attacked by a bear, realized I was dreaming and gave myself some guns. My brain then proceeded to give the bear invisibility powers. How stupid is that? You finally get control of your dream just to have the dream fight back.
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wastingaway
· 9 years ago
That...is hardcore.Metal level 100.Much metal.
igorsouz4
· 9 years ago
i'm beginning to try techniques to lucid dream, all i managed so far is remembering almost all my dreams, now almost every day i have something to write on my dream journal, the bad thing is that usually there are only short fragments.
wastingaway
· 9 years ago
The dream journal is actually the most surefire way to become a lucid dreamer.My dad,who's a psychiatrist,told me that writing things down,looking at them and reading them out loud at the same time creates an audio,visual and muscle memory.At the same time.
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igorsouz4
· 9 years ago
i don't think the journal will help me that much in LD, but its part of the technique, and i'm doing it :)
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wastingaway
· 9 years ago
Just keep it up.
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