No you don't freak me out. I always felt so different and so thrilled to be around people who can give me ideas. The Voice is the one thing that has had me puzzled, because I have never had any information or anyone to talk to about this. All of this just comes to be without doing anything. I don't meditate or do reality checks, I never purposely tried to make this happen. I looked up Stephen LaBerge and I am impressed. So much that he says I can relate to. I believe I have always had lucid dreams. My earliest memory, (not even sure if it was a dream) is of me in a crib tracing a symbol that I think now is infinity. I remember falling asleep doing that. Strange yes! I remember giving thought how my finger never came off the crib wall. I had horrible nightmares and somehow learned to become friends with the things that frightened me. The lion when I was 3, the big gorilla that ate my friends eventually carried me all over and protected me. He was awesome. There were only two recurring nightmares that I could not control. One I had fairly recently. They are plane crashes. Most of the time I am watching someone I love crash. The other was a childhood recurring nightmare that scared me so much I wouldn't talk about it. At 7 or 8 the voice taught me about having a positive attitude and visualization. That carried me through so many hard times as well as my dreaming. I have nothing but good things to say about my dream life and wish it was common to everyone. I have had several nightmares come true, but not exactly as the dream. Different family members, different locations, and some several years after the nightmare, but way too close and too similar to not be something that makes you go Hmmmmm. I will definitely try to get a name from the Voice lol. I am curious!