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I woudl find lucid dreaming, and the benfits of sleep on waking life. I do nto thingk we have that information here, tbu it shouldnt be that hard to locate. And the two coudl essently affect each other. |
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11-04-2005 08:35 PM #1Lurker
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I am writing an informative speech on dreams
After visiting this sight yesterday I decided that this would be a very interesting topic for my speech. Does anyone have any suggestions about some other interesting topics about dreams besides lucid dreaming? Do you think that I should talk about lucid dreaming for the whole five minuts or should I add things like dream interpretations? Just curious about your opinions. What would you personaly be most interested in?
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11-04-2005 08:47 PM #2Dreamer
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11-04-2005 08:49 PM #3Dreamah in ReHaB
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What would peak people's interest is demonstrating or explaining the tactile sensations inside of a dream, and how amplified they are after becoming lucid. Dream interpretation is good and dense of a topic, but vague and extremely relative.
Anecdotal experience would be interesting as well. Maybe you have experience of a dream that was so real it impacted you even more than your usual waking life experience.naturals are what we call people who did all the right things accidentally
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