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    Thread: How do I make dreams go as fast as normal real life time?

    1. 02-14-2010 05:45 PM #1
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      Question How do I make dreams go as fast as normal real life time?

      I have the need for more exploration. How do I make dream time as slow as real time, so that it's a literal nine hour dream? Someone tell please, but only if you know.
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      It's not that you go slower, it's that you only dream at certain points during the night.
      I'm not sure but I don't think it's possible to have a nine hour lucid, though I know what you mean, it would be awesome.
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      It's possible to slow down the perception of how time is viewed via a dream or lucid dream. Maybe if you imagined something like the remote from the movie Click and believed that it worked, this could have some effect. I'm meaning to try this the very next time I have a lucid
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      Thanks guys, I'll try it in my next LD!
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      Quote Originally Posted by ineverwakeup13 View Post
      I have the need for more exploration. How do I make dream time as slow as real time, so that it's a literal nine hour dream? Someone tell please, but only if you know.
      First of all, we don't dream all through our sleep so a 9 hour LD in the speed of waking life would be impossible, your dream happen during the time of a REM period.

      Some people have reported having LDs ranging from 3 hours to 3 months... you can just never believe it until self experienced or scientifically proven IMO.

      -Dylan
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      Why would you want it to happen in real time? I had the best dream of my life last night, and thanks to the abstraction of time, it felt like I lived an entire day, when really it was only 1 hour and 15 minutes. If that was real time, it would have been a little dull.
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