New Audio File - Success! 04/29/06 <PERSON> created a file that I requested with his text to speech program. I added some whitenoise and touch of scapes and drones. My 3rd night of testing w…
both described paralysis · sleep event
Place withheld · 2010-10-29 · from the DREAMVIEWS archive
So I decided to post up a journal today since I finally got around to having a nap which I almost always lucid dream while I am napping. Well I ended up lucid dreaming and I had that weird sleep paralysis affect where I feel myself being paralyzed before I fall sleep. I have sleep paralysis quite a lot but I am used to having it happen before I wake up. Anywho, It is weird feeling yourself going into a dream while you are conscious. Also when I woke up later I tried going back into the dream and was actually able to go back into it for a little bit...or at least until my mind grew too conscious and brought me back into reality. The dream was of me in my room...I got up out of bed and I was walking out into the dorm hall because I was going to put a guy friend of mine into a room so that I could "do stuff" with him. I saw a couch and chair in the room and my mind almost made this black thing on the chair into some random person, but then I looked at the couch and made whatever I could make out on the couch into my guy friend and then the naughtiness began from there. Sadly I grew too conscious during it all and could not hold onto being asleep. Got To work on that. Any thoughts on how to hold a dream longer without losing lucidity?
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the accounts read alike, found by meaning rather than by shared details
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