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I woke up at about 5:00 am~ with a not so interesting dream in my mind, woke down a keyword in my journal 'gangster(s)' (which I always seem to woke up around and then go back to sleep and have my 'main' dream of the night, went to sleep at 11:00pm), and lay there thinking of some scenes from a book, but not completely into it (which I don't usually do, I usually just go back to sleep).. couldn't fall asleep since the dog kept jumping on and off the bed every 30~ minutes, so had to get up a couple times. By now, I really wanted to just go back to sleep and have a dream. After a while though, felt quite sleepy.. then.. |
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As Unicorn said, perhaps you were just really hungry or something..I have never heard of hypnagogic smell...Lol |
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Shine on, you crazy diamond!
Raised: The Blue Meanie, Exobyte
Adopted: MarcusoftheNight
Really? Haha, I thought as you were going to sleep, 'all' your senses started to 'flip' to your mind ( I mean, don't we sometimes have a sense of smell in dreams? ).. by the way, the room / window was completely closed.. I wasn't hungry.. Ahh... Dunno. Perhaps I just saw hypnagogic imagery in the form of 'steak' and thought I was smelling it.. eh... |
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that's interesting. i don't see why hypnagogia wouldn't involve the sense of smell...i think most people are just completely distracted by sight and hearing to even notice smell. maybe your sense of smell is more important to you than 'normal'. |
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gragl
When I wake up and smell things in the night, it's usually just my housemates burning things in the kitchen. |
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Roddi i mi galon lán
haha, that's funny man! I never had that. But since WILDing gives you images, sounds and feelings, it's only logical it's at least Possible to smell and taste things aswell |
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“What a peculiar privilege has this little agitation of the brain which we call 'thought'” -Hume
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