Hmm, odd. Tell us more about your experiences... I'll try this technique the first chance I get. |
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To test this, you need a day where you can sleep in and have free time all day because you will probably sleep in later than usual if you try this. |
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Hmm, odd. Tell us more about your experiences... I'll try this technique the first chance I get. |
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All I can tell you, is that there's this bit in the mornings - only mornings where I sleep in - where I can feel the waking world and hear what's going on, but I'm still in the dream. Most of the time, I wake up about five seconds after, but I found that yelling, "I'll stay in this dream!" drives away the feeling of my covers and hearing my sisters bicker upstairs (which they do every morning. |
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Yeah that happens to me a lot, where I am half awake half asleep--I can feel my body laying in bed but still see/hear my dreams. But it's more like a day dream...kinda like I'm watching a holographic movie, but not really a part of it (since I can feel myself laying in bed). Better than not dreaming at all I guess but not as satisfying as a full blown lucid dream...I should try to convert that into an LD next time... |
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