Knowing my luck thats what will happen to me on my first lucid dream.Kenny_McCormic wrote:i almost had it today then my dad woke me up for school
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Knowing my luck thats what will happen to me on my first lucid dream.Kenny_McCormic wrote:i almost had it today then my dad woke me up for school
bicostp wrote:"Escape pod"? No. "Screwedmobile".
"What kind of a monster are you?"I once wrote:My head may be in the clouds, but the view up here is breathtaking.
It was just a lucid dream, as he was never awake and I think astral projections are bunk. Well, most scientifically minded people do.totokan wrote:What you mentioned, Nucklez, in your second paragraph is probably more like Astral Projection than a Lucid Dream.
Also, last night I had a lucid dream, but the dream that led to it... was unsettling to say the least. Thus, I just woke myself up. Although that Lucid part could have been part of the dream, I doubt it.
Actually they know its caused due to part(s) of the brain not being reactivated correctly. Similar to sleep walking. Except you are actually awake, yet your muscles are still paralysted to stop you acting out your dreams. Sleep walking is when you are asleep but your muscles are not paralysed. Lucid dreaming is when you are asleep yet some aspects of your concious mind are not correctly turned off.Nucklez wrote:I've read that doctors do think that the Asteral Projections, and even Alien Abductions could've spawned from a form of sleep paralysis. They say that most everyone experiences a paralysis at least once, but don't have a clue or even worry about it since it only happens one time. I, on the other hand, can almost do it on demand. I attempted to do it last night, but I can never fall asleep on my back anymore. I'm almost terrified of it. You guys have me wanting to experiment with it again, so I'm going to keep on trying.