your subconcious is quite strong and can easily override your dreams. Repeating things or thinking about something over and over can lock it into your subconcious. |
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For a few months, I've been observing my dreams and I've found that at random points, an excited or confused voice like mine interjects, and at the same time stopping or changing the dream. However, I have a feeling it's not me. The voice isn't the same. Here's some examples. |
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hyper_angel
Lucids so far: 4 (3 DILD, 1 FILD) Although most are just DALDs.
your subconcious is quite strong and can easily override your dreams. Repeating things or thinking about something over and over can lock it into your subconcious. |
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Matt Reynolds
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I agree. It's most likely a subconcious thing. |
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I strongly feel it's the subconscious. Several times I have upset the dream mind by levitating. |
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I think of it like this: every dream character, voice, object in your dream is a projection by the brain, right? Well, as we know in dreams the conscious brain is for the most part left out whilst the subconscious overrides it (most of the time) and is the creator. In this way every single thing in your dream is part of you, though maybe extremified or played down. |
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I also have had experiences with dream characters that try and prevent me becoming lucid in the form of dream 'police' that trap me and carry me down to a basement which is a deeper level of sleep where I can't become lucid .Recently though I had the opposite and a little girl came up to me and said "don't you want to become lucid then?" this was an amazing shock as i had no sense that i was in a dream up to that point , can you imagine what that would be like in real life which is what it seemed to be , I immediately became lucid . What is bizarre to think is that both the dream police and the little girl are aspects of my own unconscious ,there must be aspects of the psyche that fight each other in a struggle to become lucid . |
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It's always funny how your unconscious always seems to be aware that you're dreaming, and sticks subtle mocking in a dream now and again, to see what you do |
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I had a dream once, where when I beacme lucid, I said "This is a good dream" Out loud. In response, a voice in my head said "What?...Dream?..." I said out loud "It's a dream, watch.." I did the nose plug reality check. Then the voice said "Ah, sorry, I didn't realise, go back to what you were doing" Then I suddenly realised I was talking to myself and woke up. |
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Recent Dream journal note : I was swallowed by some kind of sea-snake thing
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hyper_angel
Lucids so far: 4 (3 DILD, 1 FILD) Although most are just DALDs.
When I'm very tired and go to sleep I start hearing sounds. It's usually my mom, I try to listen and hear what she says but it doesn't make sense and it cuts off too early. |
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Recent Dream journal note : I was swallowed by some kind of sea-snake thing
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Right, I am off to bed now...and I have decided that I will become lucid....I am very drunk and I think it'll work. I'll let you guys know what becomes of it. More to the point, when I became lucid for the first and only time, my obstacle was an assasin tailing me through loads of cities, in a game called Morrowind. He eventually caught up with me, and instead of putting an arrow through me he said "You must complete this game in order to return back to the real world." And so I did, which seemed to me to take weeks, but in reality it was only a few hours. Brilliant stuff. |
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