COMA, I doubt it, however |
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This is a question I hope none of us personally have to find out first hand. |
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COMA, I doubt it, however |
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you must be the change you wish to see in the world...
-gandhi
Hey - I never thought about those in prison I hope you don't plan on going anywhere are you Seeker. We need you in this forum. Unless they have acess to the web in prison JK |
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Has anyone here ever known someone who came out of a coma? I think it would be interesting to ask them what they remember from the whole time they were in a coma. They obviously had brain activity, the question would be if they would be dreaming, or at least if they would see Hypnagogic Imagery just because their brain is still active and their body isn't. Any of these options would mean that they would be able to lucid dream, and if they did I would say it would be a worthwhile idea; I mean if you are in a coma, and you don't know if you'll wake up, you might as well take control of your dreams. |
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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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Wow, to be in a coma from twelve to sixty... what a shitty deal. |
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It kind of is, but maybe not. It poses the whole Matrix vs. the real world dilemma. Maybe she has lived more than each and every one of us. She has experienced things that we never even thought of doing in our lives(although we try do achieve them in our dreams). If she was "sleeping" the whole time, then maybe she had the ability to become lucid. If she did then just imagine having eternity to do as you wish, practice your skills and achieve the highest level of lucidity. No fear of waking up if you get too excited, no need to wait till the next day to try again. |
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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...
My dad was in a coma once and we dreamed together..... we haven't mentioned it since cuz he's in the military.... so the answer, we can LD even if we don't know what it is.... We just need someone who knows what it is to love us..... maybe.... |
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dreams of fortune dreams of fright
dreaming days & dreaming nights
fly softly and whisper tears
quench the fury drown the fears
breaking tendrils of memories
the stuff we're made is our dreams
Are you a poet, Place? You have a very unique was of speaking/talking. It's pretty cool. |
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I already mentioned that evertime place posts its in a very unique deep sorta way |
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You guys suck.
Well I agree with you. She is deep. I think it's the four or five periods instead of commas. Very effective. |
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notice the maybe at the end. That really hits makes it seem deep. |
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You guys suck.
I'm quite a poet myself, for example: |
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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...
Cool. You dont want to here my poems.. |
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You guys suck.
Roses are red |
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I'm Glad you guys turned my topic into a lghter shade. It was getting me down thinking about it. But the whole poem thing I'd have to give it to RedStarSoldier - Thats deep ......................... .......... ........! |
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Then how did she know that she was constantly in a dreaming state? Or to refrase the question, how was it a sleeping-coma-thing? |
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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...
Time is relevent (sp?). If you are under certain substances influence you can feel eternity in a minute, a year in a second. I'll not name the substance |
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i dont think prisoners can fall asleep for 15 years though.. lol |
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Hey Seeker..What did you do in your dream to land you a 15 year prison sentense?..must of been pretty heavy.I had some friends in jail..they say sleeping pills are as popular as other drugs because the more an inmate can sleep,the less he spends in prison |
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I bet that what he experienced was mind "skewing", where the mind fills in blacks and messes up your recall of a dream. |
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Hypnotic Effects on coma patience. I remember that lesson all to well and what I learned about comas those many months ago. |
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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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