Thread: Making Lucid Dreams Last For Like What Seems Days?

I agree zoth00.

I mean, I've had dreams where its been as if I've lived in a house for days. This is because one moment it'll be the morning, then night a few minutes later, then morning again. The quick change of events, mixed with my lack of logic, make it feel as if it was days. However after I've woken up I realize it actually only felt like 10 minutes.

Though this doesn't explain why lucid dreamers claim to be in dreams for hours. Hopefully these people are smart enough not to confuse the unstable simulation of dream time with reality.

Originally Posted by Loaf

I agree zoth00.

I mean, I've had dreams where its been as if I've lived in a house for days. This is because one moment it'll be the morning, then night a few minutes later, then morning again. The quick change of events, mixed with my lack of logic, make it feel as if it was days. However after I've woken up I realize it actually only felt like 10 minutes.

Though this doesn't explain why lucid dreamers claim to be in dreams for hours. Hopefully these people are smart enough not to confuse the unstable simulation of dream time with reality.

That must explain how in my latest dream i just some how appeared in a different place with different people at a different time. But like you said the dream only felt like 20 minutes when i woke up. And about that guy in a dream for years sounds cool but a little over exaggerated. I believe that you can be in a dream for like a couple days or so but not a year. But ya stuff like that is what I'm talking about. I will have to try that clock thing and see before i say anything else.