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    1. 02-06-2010 07:07 AM #1
      Azatos
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      Certain condition causes dream.

      I'd like to ask if anyone has ever had this kind of dream, Usually I'll remember the exact moment I fall asleep and I feel an intense tugging and it will feel like I'm moving real fast out and I can see like white particles in the air. Then I'll feel like I'm constricted and trapped like inside my wall and I will just watch myself lay against the wall or sleep. Then when I wake up I feel an intense rush and the white particles and I find myself in the position I last watched myself.

      I asked this to a friend and we both said we get them when were sleep deprived, on stimulants or just got finished with a stimulant binge. Has anyone ever had a dream like this and do you remember doing anything special or what?
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    2. 02-06-2010 10:34 AM #2
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      The feelings are pretty common with people attempting to do WILDs and stuff. People feel the intense rushing feeling when entering a dream. It is also common for people to feel intense vibrations, and experience all kind of different imagery.

      A lot of people try to do that, so they can enter dreams, but it sounds like your doing it on accident.
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    3. 02-06-2010 10:36 PM #3
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      Yeah, it sound like a WILD experience. If you're sleep deprived, WILDing would be very quick and effortless, as long as your brain stays awake.
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