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    1. 05-26-2007 08:19 AM #1
      Armageddon_Heaven
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      How to Preordian a dream?

      Lately I've been really wanting to dream of a friend who moved away a long time ago, and I've tried to do it via LD but it's REALLY hard.

      Instead, is it possible to try and force a dream onto yourself? Like think about that person for HOURS and say their name in your head while you sleep, or maybe record yourself saying their name and just repeating the message over and over and over again?

      Just curious =P
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    2. 05-26-2007 09:46 AM #2
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      Theoretically yes it would be. I mean, sometimes if I've have an exam or project coming up, and I've been thinking or worrying about it a lot then I will dream about it. But, just an idea that I've had success with... instead of trying to summon the friend why don't you go and visit them in a LD by plane, teleport, flying etc.! My brain is pretty logical and I find that kind of tricked it.

      ETA:
      I think just saying their name over and over wouldn't do much. Their name would kind of lose meaning, just like RC's do if you don't think about them, study your environment etc..
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