Non-dream <PERSON> I went for a nap 3 hours ago and had like 7 lucid dreams. But most of them I could not do anything. Here is the best one: I wake up in my room, paralyzed. I realize that i…
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Place withheld · 2010-11-07 · from the DREAMVIEWS archive
no no no... I just filled this out, then tried to post it, had to sign in again, and it was all deleted. I do not want to type it again,<PERSON> In short, I have recently been having dreams right after I fall asleep, dreams where I wake up in my bed, do something in my room or apartment, then wake up in my bed only 20 minutes after I had gone to bed. This has happened three times in the last 2 weeks - first time I woke up in my bed, realized I was dreaming, then woke up for real in my bed. -two nights later I woke up, went to my door, opened it and saw a strange figure, realized I was dreaming, then tried doing some lucid dreaming stuff to no avail, stumbled back to my bed, woke up for real, again only 20 or so minutes after I had gone to bed. -the most recent time was last night when I dreamed that I was organizing some papers on the floor of my room, I felt extremely tired, and just wanted to sleep, then woke up and realized that I had been sleeping, this again was only a short time after I had gone to bed. This seems to happen more when I go to bed pretty late. It is weird because I have never had dreams just after I fall asleep like this before, now it is happening all the time it seems like. Also I have not been trying to remember my dreams or anything recently, let alone become lucid, it is just happening. Are these false awakenings of some sort? Maybe it will happen again tonight...
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Non-dream <PERSON> I went for a nap 3 hours ago and had like 7 lucid dreams. But most of them I could not do anything. Here is the best one: I wake up in my room, paralyzed. I realize that i…
both described sleep event
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So let me walk you through what I did yesterday night. (End of streak to 6 ) I decided to try the technique that gave me my first and only LD: The Yell And Be Mad At Yourself technique. Basi…
both described sleep event
<PERSON> while Dreaming. (A dream in a Dream) (WBTB) NON-DREAM DREAM LUCID I went to bed at around 6-8PM. I was feeling VERY sleepy from school so I went to bed, set my alarm for about 9:50i…
the accounts read alike, found by meaning rather than by shared details
Hi, I am new here, I just had a short experience this morning that I would like to share and hear your opinions about, please excuse me if I mention useless details, it is just that I do not…
the accounts read alike, found by meaning rather than by shared details
Just what the title says. No, I have not already quit. I just had to take some MORE time off from lucid dreaming unexpectedly thanks to getting sick. But now that I am 99% better, I can star…
the accounts read alike, found by meaning rather than by shared details
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