Dont you hate it when this happens?

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06-27-2013, 12:00 AM
Oster

Dont you hate it when this happens?

I hate it when you have a dream and in the dream your like "If this was a dream i could control this and then your controlling it but you still don't realize its a dream?" or when you say it out loud in the dream and a DC is like "This is not a dream" and so you continue dreaming? them damn DC's
06-27-2013, 01:00 AM
JoannaB

I actually find those dreams very amusing, and that sense of humor helps me overcome the tendency to hate them, at least that's the idea though not always successful. :)
06-27-2013, 02:20 AM
Iriba

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Originally Posted by Oster

I hate it when you have a dream and in the dream your like "If this was a dream i could control this and then your controlling it but you still don't realize its a dream?" or when you say it out loud in the dream and a DC is like "This is not a dream" and so you continue dreaming? them damn DC's

This happened with me today, but they are still lucid dreams aren't they?
although you can't feel your body in the dream.
06-27-2013, 02:22 AM
swiggityswag

I have these all the time. I think its known around these parts as "False" lucid dreams.
06-27-2013, 02:48 AM
JoannaB

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Originally Posted by Iriba

This happened with me today, but they are still lucid dreams aren't they?
although you can't feel your body in the dream.

Actually, no, this would not be a lucid dream. If you do not realize that it is a dream, then it would not be lucid, but it would mean that you were close.
06-27-2013, 03:40 AM
Oster

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Originally Posted by Iriba

This happened with me today, but they are still lucid dreams aren't they?
although you can't feel your body in the dream.

Well see I just don't realize i am moving these things until i wake up so these would not be lucid dreams. and if you get these I'm sure you could make a dream sign easily off them.
06-27-2013, 01:29 PM
Iriba

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Originally Posted by JoannaB

Actually, no, this would not be a lucid dream. If you do not realize that it is a dream, then it would not be lucid, but it would mean that you were close.

I made a thread about this, they are telling me it was one.
i actually said on my dream. "I am dreaming" after doing a few reality checks
but i didn't feel my body in the dream.
06-27-2013, 01:46 PM
JoannaB

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Originally Posted by Iriba

I made a thread about this, they are telling me it was one.
i actually said on my dream. "I am dreaming" after doing a few reality checks
but i didn't feel my body in the dream.

Ah, in that case, yes, that was a lucid dream.
06-27-2013, 04:01 PM
works

If a DC straight up told me it wasn't a dream I would flip out. It's basically like your mind doesn't want you to be Lucid or at least let you know you're dreaming.
06-27-2013, 04:52 PM
Flycat

LOL, this has happened to me. Also...

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If a DC straight up told me it wasn't a dream I would flip out. It's basically like your mind doesn't want you to be Lucid or at least let you know you're dreaming.

It does not want you to be lucid. The reason? Your subconsious wants to show you something in a dream, but you become lucid and manipulate what it tries to teach you just to have fun. It´s last resort? Lucid Nightmares and FA´s. With nightmares, it will trap you, make you lose control, and get you in a nightmare. If you somehow escape, you get a false awakening, your subconsious´s last hope. It can also skip the nightmare part, it usually does, but for some people like me it does not. Well, to keep up with what i was saying, it copies the detail as you remember it, and makes it extremely vivid. It also takes the position you are currently on while sleeping (like, if you are sleeping on your left arm, you will "wake up" on your dream left arm in the exact place. Has happened for me), but it does not have a way to counter RC´s, except for repeating FA´s. That is my theory anyway. Heh.
06-27-2013, 05:22 PM
swiggityswag

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Originally Posted by Flycat

LOL, this has happened to me. Also...

It does not want you to be lucid. The reason? Your subconsious wants to show you something in a dream, but you become lucid and manipulate what it tries to teach you just to have fun. It´s last resort? Lucid Nightmares and FA´s. With nightmares, it will trap you, make you lose control, and get you in a nightmare. If you somehow escape, you get a false awakening, your subconsious´s last hope. It can also skip the nightmare part, it usually does, but for some people like me it does not. Well, to keep up with what i was saying, it copies the detail as you remember it, and makes it extremely vivid. It also takes the position you are currently on while sleeping (like, if you are sleeping on your left arm, you will "wake up" on your dream left arm in the exact place. Has happened for me), but it does not have a way to counter RC´s, except for repeating FA´s. That is my theory anyway. Heh.

Wow, that is a really interesting theory!
06-27-2013, 08:27 PM
Flycat

Haha, thanks. We should pay attention to what our subconsious tells us anyway.
06-27-2013, 09:09 PM
TruMotion

@Flycat
lol, I wish I would have nightmares and FA's. You can easily turn those in your favour :)
06-27-2013, 09:36 PM
reveriemyst

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It's basically like your mind doesn't want you to be Lucid or at least let you know you're dreaming.

That seems to be the case most of the time, but sometimes there are those very special DCs that do want you to know you're dreaming. The few that I've come across were very helpful, if not mysterious and mischievious about it. :P

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Originally Posted by Flycat

LOL, this has happened to me. Also...

It does not want you to be lucid. The reason? Your subconsious wants to show you something in a dream, but you become lucid and manipulate what it tries to teach you just to have fun. It´s last resort? Lucid Nightmares and FA´s. With nightmares, it will trap you, make you lose control, and get you in a nightmare. If you somehow escape, you get a false awakening, your subconsious´s last hope. It can also skip the nightmare part, it usually does, but for some people like me it does not. Well, to keep up with what i was saying, it copies the detail as you remember it, and makes it extremely vivid. It also takes the position you are currently on while sleeping (like, if you are sleeping on your left arm, you will "wake up" on your dream left arm in the exact place. Has happened for me), but it does not have a way to counter RC´s, except for repeating FA´s. That is my theory anyway. Heh.

I like that theory. There was a couple of times I've gone lucid and just let the dream take me where it wanted to, because I figured it had something special or important to show me. Something far more enlightening than what I could have done.

Where did it take me?

It took me bowling. :?
06-27-2013, 09:43 PM
TruMotion

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Originally Posted by reveriemyst

That seems to be the case most of the time, but sometimes there are those very special DCs that do want you to know you're dreaming. The few that I've come across were very helpful, if not mysterious and mischievious about it. :P

Actually, now that you mention it, I would have lost counsciousness in my dream last night if it wasn't a DC reminding me that I was dreaming :)

I was like: Holy sh*t, kangurus!? o:
And he was like: calm down bro, didn't you say you were dreaming? *stoner voice*
06-28-2013, 08:25 PM
reveriemyst

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Originally Posted by TruMotion

Actually, now that you mention it, I would have lost counsciousness in my dream last night if it wasn't a DC reminding me that I was dreaming :)

I was like: Holy sh*t, kangurus!? o:
And he was like: calm down bro, didn't you say you were dreaming? *stoner voice*

Lol
That's awesome. :cheeky: Those DCs are so amusing sometimes. I've had a few in both cases where the DC would tell me, "It would be so cool if we're dreaming right now." and others which will look at me as if I'm stupid for mentioning that this might be a dream. :P
07-03-2013, 05:13 AM
Oster

Well it happened again kinda this time it was something new a little.

I was in my dream and making sure it was a dream so i was checking to see if i could go through the glass window. I did so I knew it was a lucid dreaming so i was thinking i should try to remember this when i wake up next i know it i have woken up but still in a dream referred to as a FA (False Awakening). So i was just spending my lucid dream laying in bed recalling my previous dream (if that makes sense). Than i woke up for real looks like im going to have to implement FA every time i wake up :)
07-04-2013, 05:04 PM
reveriemyst

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Originally Posted by Oster

Well it happened again kinda this time it was something new a little.

I was in my dream and making sure it was a dream so i was checking to see if i could go through the glass window. I did so I knew it was a lucid dreaming so i was thinking i should try to remember this when i wake up next i know it i have woken up but still in a dream referred to as a FA (False Awakening). So i was just spending my lucid dream laying in bed recalling my previous dream (if that makes sense). Than i woke up for real looks like im going to have to implement FA every time i wake up :)

Yes, that's a good idea. I need to get in the habit of RC'ing as soon as I wake up. :P
I had a dream, then 'woke up', wrote down my dream, then woke up for real. :? Then I was like, "Darn it. Now I'm gong to have to write it down all over again. XP" (Plus I had to add more to include the FA. :doh: )
07-05-2013, 03:47 PM
Flycat

Haha, that happened to me just some min ago. I woke up from my lucid, was about to write all that weirdness about how i failed in flying etc. and woke up for real. I still don´t want to write it again.