need help dreams hurt me

[deaththekid]

well lets just say when i Random dream Which in my terms is when i go to sleep exhausted adn my brain just pops something up in my head for me to dream and so like lets say i get shot in the dream i wake up and feel the place were i got shot at and it really hurts like i got shot in the chest and such and i am still getting use to trying to dream i am trying incubation dreaming and trying to use my own method which is first think about what i want to dream about then visuliles that i am there and look at what it would be like and how the people would react adn such i am a story writer and i use a couple of dreams a way back to help me write great stories

[paigeyemps]

Hi there. I was wondering: when you feel the pain when you wake up, how long does it last? Does it go away after a few minutes. Or does it stay for a long time? It is normal to feel pain in dreams, because our mind simulates realistic sensations including pain. When you get hurt in a dream and immediately wake up, some of that pain might still be in your memory so you will think that you are still feeling it. It works the same way as when you wake up from a very emotional dream, and when you wake up you still feel the emotion in the dream. Another reason could also be that you're having hypnopompic hallucinations (hallucinations which happen when you start waking up). These hallucinations can manifest through any senses. You may see things, hear things, or feel things, etc. It's possible that when you wake up from a painful dream, your hypnopompic hallucinations will bear some resemblance to the dream you just had, so you hallucinate that you're feeling pain. These won't really pose any physical pain/damage, and they are all in your mind, so try not to worry about it. It's good to know you're using your dreams to help out with your writing and explore your creativity. You mentioned incubating your dreams. Have you read this? http://www.dreamviews.com/f45/dream-...torial-130133/ That might give you some more insight to improve your practices Good luck.

[deaththekid]

oh hi there the pain usually lasts for a couple of mintues