F... recurring dreams

ArtMonkDrillz · 12-10-2006, 03:00 AM

Matty, did you think "wake me up before you go-go? Don't leave me hangin' on like a yo-yo?" If so, that's weird.

Edit - no need for that.

RobH4413 · 12-12-2006, 12:00 AM

I've recently becomed kind interested in lucid dreams, and the practice of acheiving them and I've had some mild success. Here's kinda a cool link to anyone that's interested.

A Course on Consciousness, Introduction

Kinda weird, but cool aspect of lucid dreaming I just encountered. In one of the websites it was listing methods of attaining lucid dreams. One method was, while your awake, to constantly re-assert yourself that your not in a dream.

As crazy as it sounds, I decided to give it a try. Five or six times a day I'd make sure I wasn't dreaming (turn the light switch on and off, because basic devices won't work in a dream... check the time, wait a few seconds, check it again, if it was the same, your not dreaming... etc).

It worked, I was able to realize I was in a dream. I quickly got distracted and the regular dreamin resumed, but I gained some ground.

Cool stuff for a bored college student to try other than binge drinking.

MTK · 12-12-2006, 01:02 AM

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Originally Posted by RobH4413

I've recently becomed kind interested in lucid dreams, and the practice of acheiving them and I've had some mild success. Here's kinda a cool link to anyone that's interested.

A Course on Consciousness, Introduction

Kinda weird, but cool aspect of lucid dreaming I just encountered. In one of the websites it was listing methods of attaining lucid dreams. One method was, while your awake, to constantly re-assert yourself that your not in a dream.

As crazy as it sounds, I decided to give it a try. Five or six times a day I'd make sure I wasn't dreaming (turn the light switch on and off, because basic devices won't work in a dream... check the time, wait a few seconds, check it again, if it was the same, your not dreaming... etc).

It worked, I was able to realize I was in a dream. I quickly got distracted and the regular dreamin resumed, but I gained some ground.

Cool stuff for a bored college student to try other than binge drinking.

Nice, it does take some work but it's definitely worth the effort.

12-10-2006, 03:00 AM	#61
ArtMonkDrillz Franchise Player Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Ellicott City, MD Age: 42 Posts: 8,029	Re: F... recurring dreams Matty, did you think "wake me up before you go-go? Don't leave me hangin' on like a yo-yo?" If so, that's weird. Edit - no need for that. __________________ "Yeah, well, you know, that's just, like, your opinion, man." The Dude

12-12-2006, 12:00 AM	#62
RobH4413 Wildcard Bitches Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Bethesda, MD Age: 39 Posts: 2,638	Re: F... recurring dreams I've recently becomed kind interested in lucid dreams, and the practice of acheiving them and I've had some mild success. Here's kinda a cool link to anyone that's interested. A Course on Consciousness, Introduction Kinda weird, but cool aspect of lucid dreaming I just encountered. In one of the websites it was listing methods of attaining lucid dreams. One method was, while your awake, to constantly re-assert yourself that your not in a dream. As crazy as it sounds, I decided to give it a try. Five or six times a day I'd make sure I wasn't dreaming (turn the light switch on and off, because basic devices won't work in a dream... check the time, wait a few seconds, check it again, if it was the same, your not dreaming... etc). It worked, I was able to realize I was in a dream. I quickly got distracted and the regular dreamin resumed, but I gained some ground. Cool stuff for a bored college student to try other than binge drinking. __________________ This is what happens when you find a stranger in the Alps!

F... recurring dreams

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