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      Dreamless night...

      Hi, I am new here..found this thru howstuffworks.com. Well I have a problem,sometimes I really find myself sleeping without dreaming anything...why this kind of situation appear? Anyway to solve it?

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      It's not that you don't dream anything, you simply don't remember it. You enter REM sleep several times a night, and therefore, dream several times every night. Studies have shown that if you don't get REM cycles (i.e. don't dream), you get irritated, paranoid, and eventually go insane...

      If you start keeping a dream journal, and repeat to yourself your intention to remember your dreams as you fall asleep, you can generally improve your dream recall, and won't have any dreamless nights... There are plenty of other ways to increase dream recall, and they're listed in the dreamviews' howto... The lucid dreaming FAQ also has techniques to improve dream recall...
      "The best way to see how insane you really are is to read your dream journal..." -- DAL9000

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      Thankz for your reply. Anyway, what is REM?

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      I forgot what REM stands for, but its some kind of sleeping period of dreaming. Its here on the site somewhere.

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      REM = rapid eye movement. It's when the most vivid dreaming occurs. Some dreaming occurs in other states but it's usually dark and washed out and fairly "separated". (hey maybe that's my problem... no REM dreaming! ;P)

      You enter something like 6 REM periods each night, with increasing lengths the longer you sleep.
      "The best way to see how insane you really are is to read your dream journal..." -- DAL9000

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      JOKER

      WHAT ARE YOU DREAMING

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      I'm having this problem quite a lot lately, and when it gets really bad, i do what's known as a Wake Back to Bed.
      And that usually sorts it out.
      'all of the moments that already passed/
      try to go back and make them last.'

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      Re: JOKER

      Originally posted by FRENTEZBLITZ
      WHAT ARE YOU DREAMING
      What the..?
      Who was that directed at, and why is it all in capitals?
      These are the tears that I dream about...

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      The final limb of the sleep cycle is REM, which stands for rapid eye movement. Along with the rapid eye movement, a person's blood pressure rises and their pulse quickens. (ld4all) This is the stage where lucid dreams can be tapped into and \"although dreaming occurs during the other stages of sleep, the most vivid dreams occurs during the REM stage.\" (dream) The most unusual attribute of REM is that your brain begins to emit beta waves (dream) and \"from your brain activity one would say you are wide awake.\"(ld4all) Fortunately the ld4all website tells us that the body is paralyzed during all of this. It is believed to be an internal protection system to prevent a person from acting out their dreams and potentially hurting themselves or others. Luckily for lucid dreamers, the REM Stage can last as long as ten minutes and increase from there because \"with each cycle the duration of the REM-Sleep increases. In the last two hours of sleep the REM-Stage can be as long as an hour.\"(ld4all)[/b]
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      Is it physically possible to have a dreamless night ?
      The experts may disagree but for what its worth I think it is, I woke up 4 times right on time to convoluted bug mush, I belive thats REM sleep and dream but such figment that I dont recognize it as dream' Going back thru them and I can do that, It rapidly dissapates into dust where the concious mind would return to sleep and thats as far as I go. Im used to recalling every single dream nowdays and a totally dreamless night baffles me ! I can initiate one by other means WBTB or such but am I missing something or is non dream REM sleep possible ?
      Last edited by woblybil; 05-27-2012 at 04:06 PM.

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      Quote Originally Posted by woblybil View Post
      Is it physically possible to have a dreamless night ?
      The experts may disagree but for what its worth I think it is, I woke up 4 times right on time to convoluted bug mush, I belive thats REM sleep and dream but such figment that I dont recognize it as dream' Going back thru them and I can do that, It rapidly dissapates into dust where the concious mind would return to sleep and thats as far as I go. Im used to recalling every single dream nowdays and a totally dreamless night baffles me ! I can initiate one by other means WBTB or such but am I missing something or is non dream REM sleep possible ?
      As far as we know, it is physically impossible to have a dreamless night. Everyone dreams, every time they sleep. So on those "dreamless" nights, you just aren't remembering your dreams even if your recall is usually good. Just keep working on recall and once you get good enough those nights will go away.

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      Nobody said what those dreams had to be I guess, I suppose the mixture of bug parts and toothpaste I see at rare times like last night could be could be considered dreaming...
      Last edited by woblybil; 05-27-2012 at 08:26 PM.

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