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12-17-2005 03:36 PM #1Rotaredom
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Whisper sweet dream signs in my ear
Well I tried something this morning. Although it did not work, I think it could very well work with a more advanced lucid dreamer.
We have all seen people and dogs twitching in their sleep.
Well my wife was doing the same thing. Feet moving about, head twitching.
So I came to the conclusion she was dreaming. So I very lightly repeated in her ear-------You are in a dream Brooke, you are in a dream.
She has not had a lucid dream.. yet. But I will ask her to do the same to me. For I think it may trigger lucidity.
For the record, she was dreaming of Moby, the singer, was hooking up a bunch of computers in some school?>?>
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“What a peculiar privilege has this little agitation of the brain which we call 'thought'” -Hume
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12-18-2005 03:00 PM #3Rotaredom
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Originally posted by Neruo
Your subconcious would indeed pick up the sound I think.
Sometimes something that happens gets mix up with your dream, like bright light or a sound... But mostly it also means the end of you dream...
It's certainly worth a shot!
It is generally the same concept that all those nova dreamers and other devices use.
But this requires either a wife or a girlfriend. So it is much much more expensive!
Just kidding girls
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