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      Delirium or Lucid Dream?

      I attend a boarding school and the amount of sleep I get varies with the amount of work the instructors assign (procrastination!!!). I generally get about 4-5 hours of sleep on weekdays (2ish-7ish). Oddly, through my usually extreme fatigue, I have found a way to lucid dream (I think). Like I said, I wake up around 7, and attend 2 hours worth of class, before returning for a one-hour break from 10-11. After being awake for around 3 hours, I put my jacket on (I don't know why, the jacket is essential), sit in a chair, and put my head on my arm down on my desk. The room is completely quiet; I don't move, colors begin to flash in and out of view, and a scene slowly unfolds, and after about 10 minutes, I am in a complete dream state, and I am aware that I am. I can dream about basically anything I want, and I am in almost complete control. The dreams last anywhere from a few minutes to half an hour. Also, I have been able to have them every weekday for the last 3 weeks or so using this method. Honestly though, I don't know if I am actually dreaming, or if I am merely delirious from a lack of sleep. Does anyone else know anything about this?

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      Hi KingBlake,

      It would be difficult for any of us to determine whether or not you were dreaming unless we were doctors; so my advice would be to take any comments with a grain of salt and get medical advice if you’re concerned.

      That being said, what you described sounds much like a dream--a “WILD” lucid dream. The “colors begin to flash in and out of view” is a sign that you we’re experiencing hypnagogic imagery, which often happens to people as they fall asleep.

      Also, if you’re only getting 4-5 hours of sleep, there’s a good chance you’re sleep deprived and when people are sleep deprived, they tend to fall asleep much faster than usual (unless they have a sleep disorder like insomnia).

      But, again, if you’re concerned that you might be delirious, get advice from a medical professional.

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