Sounds like a dream about it to me. Especially the blurry. Dreams are often blurry. |
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So I went to bed at 11.48pm last night, and I've read somewhere that we all have out of body experiences during the night. But we just can't remember them. So I started repeating this mantra: "If I have an obe tonight, i'm gonna remember it" something like that. I fell asleep. And a few minutes later I was in my room floating around, I left my house and suddenly I was talking to other people/beings on the streets. And I woke up after that conversation. I don't know what we were talking about it, it wasn't vivid to be honest. Right after waking up, I had this feeling I just went somewhere else. It's hard to describe. So this happened from 11.55pm - 12.18am. It couldn't have been a lucid dream cause I wasn't in REM I suppose. Was this an out of body experience? Cause I don't recall me actually leaving the body or getting back in. It wasn't vivid and kinda blurry. |
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DILD: 9 | MILD: - | DEILD: - | WILD: 2OBE: 3 | AP: -
I can see you sleep through your bedroom window. You're killing yourself with lucid dreaming.
Sounds like a dream about it to me. Especially the blurry. Dreams are often blurry. |
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DILD: 9 | MILD: - | DEILD: - | WILD: 2OBE: 3 | AP: -
I can see you sleep through your bedroom window. You're killing yourself with lucid dreaming.
Yes. You always dream when you are asleep. In NREM they are just not as vivid, if you work on recall a lot, you can get them more vivid, but REM will always be better dreams. |
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Nice to hear from you, crashyy:] |
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Psychologists reckon that dreams nearly always occur during REM. However, Psychologists often seem to come to the wrong conclusions about dreams. For example, they used to think back in the 1960s that we dreamed in black and white but I knew even then that I dreamed in colour. I know for sure that it is possible to have a dream during sleep state 1 (i.e. a non-REM state) because some years ago I often had myoclonic jerks and on one occasion, I remembered the dream that I was having whilst producing the jerk, i.e. immediately before waking up. I was walking along an icy footpath and, as happens, my leg slipped forward on the ice and I started falling down. My physical leg jerking, in other words, coincided with my dream leg jerking forward. These myoclonic jerks occur immediately after falling asleep, at which time one is in sleep state 1. Muldoon identifies a connection between a myoclonic jerk, dreaming of falling down and the etheric body snapping back down into the physical body. |
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This happens to me quite often. I didn't know there always a name for it. thanks. |
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