I don't mean anything like 'Sleeping on your right side makes you have lucid dreams', I mean 'Sleeping on your right side means that if you have a false awakening, you wake up on your right side in the dream.'

I'm wondering because I had some experience of this during my dream (lucid) this morning. I kept having flase awakenings during the dream, but kept doing reality checks (because I knew these were just false awakenings) Everytime I woke up, I was lying on the floor (I was sleeping on the floor in real life so that I could listen to my trance induction lucid dream CD) and my head was hard to move. I could try to get up, but it was difficult, and for the first ten seconds or so after each awakening, my head and vision was stuck, tilted to the right, and was difficult to getback to normal.

Now, when a little after I woke up, I realised that my head had been tilted right, and was a little sore and stiff when I woke up, because of the position I slept in. So it seems that it did make a difference in my actual dream. Obviously dreams take in some sensory input from the outside world, but I wouldn't have expected it to take into account that position of my head.

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