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I am a bit of a mix, some nights I dream and can remember them, sometimes I can't remember them and others I don't dream at all.
Recently though I had my wisdom teeth out and the prescription medicine I was taking really produced some whacked out dreams.
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I dream and remember them. Luckily no one has voted for the tgpo option yet. Perhaps this should be moved to the polls section.
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Originally Posted by tgpo
Well, that's done it now, hasn't it tgpo?
Willtgpo, my real dad, told me to make a maximum of 5,806 posts on vcdhelp.com in one lifetime. So I have. -
Originally Posted by Will Hay
:P
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I don't really remember most of my dreams, but some vivid ones I do.
Has anyone heard of lucid dreaming? It's the ability to gain conscious thought and processes whilst dreaming. However, it's very hard to stay in the dream when you become lucid and not wake up. In a nutshell, you have to get into the habit of doing "reality checks" where you look around and check you aren't dreaming. This habit will be carried over into your sleep and you'll perform a check, find you're dreaming, and gain lucidity.
Those skilled in it are able to direct their dreams much as a movie director works. Certainly sounds like fun to me, but does it actually work?
Just thought it might be interesting.
CobraDMX -
Originally Posted by CobraDMX
I've tried it once. Before I went to sleep I repeated over and over "Coke can", so that if I ever saw a coke can I would know I was dreaming. When I had been asleep for a while my brother came into my room and said "coke can" a couple of times and left. In my dream I realized I was dreaming, but it only lasted for a few seconds and I woke up. -
I also dream and remember them in the morning...or some thought during the day will jog my memory to remember the dream.
Thank you, Thank you very much - Elvis -
Originally Posted by tgpo
What, Jeex, my eldest son?
I'll be having words with him tonight.
(In my best Northern England accent)....
....No tea for you-s, you's lil' bastard, get straight up them thar stairs and int' bed lad, or I'll come up tham stairs and beat yus!
Willtgpo, my real dad, told me to make a maximum of 5,806 posts on vcdhelp.com in one lifetime. So I have. -
I've never seen Vanilla Sky. Is it any good?
This is my 200th post! Best watch out tgpo, if you stop posting now it'll take me 42 years to catch up with you! Can you feel me snapping at your heels?
CobraDMX -
Originally Posted by CobraDMX
This is my 200th post! Best watch out tgpo, if you stop posting now it'll take me 42 years to catch up with you! Can you feel me snapping at your heels?
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Originally Posted by tgpo
yes, it was very strange but clearly I missed this 'lucid dreaming' shit.
Can you explain a little more with regards the plot, help me get a little more from the movie when I watch it again?
Willtgpo, my real dad, told me to make a maximum of 5,806 posts on vcdhelp.com in one lifetime. So I have. -
Originally Posted by Will Hay
Basically everything after the crash is a dream. He went to a place that would put him to sleep and allow him to be in a world of his own, A kinda of cross between Total Recall and The Matrix. The problem came when his dreams spun out of control. In his dreams he wasn't supposed to remember the crash. He was suppose to have a great time in his dream life with no memory of the crash, but the memories came back. This caused his lucid dreams to become more like nightmares, which is why we waas arrested and had to talk to the doctor and everything. The company in which his REAL body was sleeping at placed a man into his dream to inform him that it was all fake and that he must wake up before he dies. He then must decide if the world he is in is truely real or fake.
Very cool movie. Very enjoyable. -
I also saw a futurama episode about the same plot...
I had a Lucid experience once... It was a sex orgy with BDSM references, with me in a Master Role. Anyway, I wouldn't wake up (I'm not stupid, you rarely have those opportunities doing those things....) but my girlfriend woke me up, 'cause I keep calling loud in my sleep my sex female slaves to do me stuff.
She was really pissed off for some reason...
Women... I can't understand them! -
SPOILER = Vanilla Sky
Originally Posted by tgpo
Didn't this signify he wasn't in the real world?
Didn't some girl die somewhere along the line?
Willtgpo, my real dad, told me to make a maximum of 5,806 posts on vcdhelp.com in one lifetime. So I have. -
I can remember having a few lucid dreams however the weirdest feelings I have is when I can kind of remember my dreams and then later (can be a month or two in some cases) in real life I can be doing something and a strong deja vu feeling kicks in and the dream comes back.
Its kind of like being psychic however normally the events relate to mundane things, nothing exciting or useful. -
Hello.
I studied a little about dreaming a couple of years ago.
Actually, everyone dreams every night. We experience several sleeping cycles a night (each of them differ in length, and the earlier one is longer than the one after). We remember a dream because we are in the middle of one of the sleeping cycle (in the dreaming stage, to be more clear). However, waking up in the dreaming stage is not as comfortable as completing a whole sleep cycle. That serves a factor to explain why sometimes you can sleep for like 3 hours but you feel like you are very energetic (coz the first sleep cycle lasts for about 3 hours).
So if you have "no dreams," that means you have slept well, but you did dream several times during the night. You just can't remember them.
If you want to remember a dream, try to wake up in 1.5 hour (not by taking a nap during daytime, coz it has a different sleeping cycle). -
"I dream of tgpo, he's so dreamy that the covers are wet"
You are one sick puppy pacmania_2001. -
That's nothing compared to the original option I had but due to some technical difficulties and my propensity for being lazy I entered the shorter and more minor-friendly option you see today.
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SPOILERS that will eat your soul
Originally Posted by Will Hay
He did drop off the roof at the end, but it was all a dream at that point. When he landed, it's when he woke up in the real world. It's like how in your dreams you never die, you always wake up just before you do, same principle here. He woek up before he died in his dream.
Diaz really died in the crash, all the stuff you saw later, with Cruz really being Diaz was in the dream, that was part of the nightmare phase of his lucid dream. -
I saw that movie 3 times before I understood it. My DH tried to explain it to me and I still didn't get it. I very much enjoyed it even when I couldn't understand what was going on. Good movie!
I have experienced dreaming and realizing I was dreaming. It's not as easy as it sounds to consciously direct one's thoughts. If I fall asleep for 5 minutes, I dream. I also remember dreams I had when I was about 4 years old. Before that, I don't remember nuthin'.
I didn't vote because there was no option for "I dream about Will Hay."Don't squat with yer spurs on. -
I don't understand #2. If you know you dream, then wouldn't you have some idea what it was about?
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Here is a good one for you. I have had the lucid dreams, the ones you can direct, but try this on for size.
Ever since I was about 20, I have the ability to ROUSE myself from a very deep nightmare, one where you are deep in sleep. At some point, I am so fearful yet, seem to know that I am dreaming, so I scream and thrash in an effort to wake myself. Here is the kicker.
My screaming is a mere whisper and my thrashing might move me an inch. -
I dream every night like everybody else.
Some dreams don't make sense and some do seem to reflect what I am thinking and doing. Some dreams seem to come from the past and about people I know.
I dreamt meeting Tom Cruise, maybe in a bar. I remember seeing a strange baby with a square hole in the face that I can see through. Another dream, a work supervisor telling me to speed up my work and I am getting pressured for more work to do.
Some dreams can contain sex as well and this can be a pleasure. Sweet dreams can be seen and this would be much better than having nightmares. -
I usually don't dream, I astral project.
Like dreaming, just much more fun.. only one downside, when you snap back you are usually so mentally tired you need to sleep. -
Originally Posted by arcorob
I had a dream last night that I was being attacked by a dog, I woke up and the missus was trying to initiate love making, don't know what was more scarier. -
Yes I do dream and they are very wierd. Note:everyone dreams.
No, it came with the frame. -
Last night I drempt that (A) I was being chased in an empty mall by a few vampires...the mall was set up like a HALO map
, and (B) I crashed my car and got a flat tire trying to outrun them.
Woke up and was like "WTF?" -
My most disturbing dream is being chased by King Kong. My most pleasurable dream is when I dream about my dead grandpa. Some of my dreams I wake up and can remember them, but I have no words to describe what went on in them
No, it came with the frame. -
When I was a kid my nightmares used to scare the hell out of me. But now they entertain me ...the wierder the better. Sometimes I wake up feeling like I just saw a really good movie. Maybe because I'm always aware that they are only dreams - even when I'm in them
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