Thread: How long do dream cycles get?

Well, the longer you sleep, the longer the REM periods last. If your sleeping about 14 hours ( which is extreamly unhealthy, get up and live ) your dream period could last 130 mins just about.

I remember sleeping like 10-14 hours per day in my summer vacation, I had nothing to do so I slept. Had some really amazing (and LONG) dreams... LD was unknown to me, though... So it kinda went to waste because I didn't record my dreams...

I was wondering if I stood up like 24-48 hours then how long could I sleep, how long would the dream cycles get? It would be great for experimenting with various techniques... In the last 1-4 hours of sleeping you would mostly have REM sleep, wouldn't that be cool? Sure LD, I'd say.

Originally posted by Barbizzle
Well, the longer you sleep, the longer the REM periods last. *If your sleeping about 14 hours ( which is extreamly unhealthy, get up and live ) your dream period could last 130 mins just about.

Actually it isn't unhealthy to sleep 14 hours, your body burns fat during sleep And to sleep that much you need to be up like 24 hours so there's enough living to it, too

I'm just saying: If you have the time...

I slept 17 hours about two months ago, but I hadn't slept much the previous night. It was amazing. I was dreaming (non-lucid) for a long time, and it was fun aswell. When I woke up I had to go to school, and I was a bit disappointed, because I felt that I could sleep for another 2-3 hours.

Originally posted by PhilipJFry
Actually it isn't unhealthy to sleep 14 hours

I wouldn't want to do that every night, but every now and then I think most of us need a day like that.

Sometimes I'm groggy if I get TOO much sleep - then I'm useless for the rest of the day. On average, I require 8 to 9 hours of sleep per night.

ya sleeping that much that often can be bad. i havent slept in majorly ina while because of school and early morning football... sucks not being able to sleep because i bet i could get lucid a lot more!!!!

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