if you are interested in this type stuff: see The Cell. |
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I was just wondering about the effects of REM sleep in relation toward one being in a coma from some form of head injury? I remember reading this statement a young lady had written about awaking from a coma and remembering nothing but Nightmares and she said she couldn't wake herself up because she was in a coma. That made me think about something very interesting. If someone is in a coma are the brain patterns pretty much the same as someone Lucid Dreaming? There must be a time when REM periods are extended to a great degree because of an unfortunate state as such. |
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First of all... 'THE CELL' is a freaky, disturbing movie. |
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"i am the crumpled sheets of paper behind an artists' attempt at perfection"
www.myspace.com/mattnocas (more recent pics and info)
Pictures of me here-----> (4 years old now)
http://www.dreamviews.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=5073
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"Genius is not thinking out side the box. No, it is realizing that there is no box and no end to human potential." learningstrategies.com
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"i am the crumpled sheets of paper behind an artists' attempt at perfection"
www.myspace.com/mattnocas (more recent pics and info)
Pictures of me here-----> (4 years old now)
http://www.dreamviews.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=5073
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I might in fact have a possibilty to find out first hand. About dreaming, not Lucid dreaming. ( I don't believe she has ever been introduced to LD's) |
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Dreaming in a coma? Perhaps. However, I can safely tell you a woman in a coma for 60 years (from 10 to 70), had no dreams whatsoever. |
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I belive that you cannot experience "physical" dream in the state of coma. |
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My post got erased during dreamviews downtime so: |
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If I hadn't made me
I'd be more inclined to bow
Powers that be would have swallowed me up
But that's more than I can allow...
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