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I have a combination of both. It usually depends on the type of dream. More often than not, I am watching myself. Sometimes I'll see things through my own eyes though. I'm actually surprised at how much it varies. Sometimes I'll be a fixed camera in the sky, sometimes it will be like playing an rpg (role playing game, where the camera is behind and follows the character). So, how do you view your dreams?
both. sometime it alternates in a span of seconds.
or i even perceive from within and without simultaneously on the rare occasion...hard to explain what is meant by that though.
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Originally Posted by wombing
Yes. both for me as well. * I do know what you mean about both.
a lot of my third person dreams are me looking at an entire different person that is supposed to be me. :?
A frusturatingly high number of my dreams are in third person.
I wonder what it would be like to do an RC if I don't have a body..
I always have it in first person, don't think I've ever had a third person though or atleast I can't remember if I have. :?
I have never had a third person dream, I think it would be very interesting, but i don't think I would like it. For those of you who have, can you feel everything thats happening to your body?? Are all of your senses the same except sight?
both for me. they alternate at random. sometimes, though, it will be as if I have no body, and Im observing a dream that doesnt have me in it, and doesnt have anything to do with me. Kinda like watching a movie.
Sometimes if things get really bad or scary I go into 3rd person.
Yes... nearly all the dreams I've had in third person are me watching another who is supposed to be me. I can't recall one where I've actually been watching myself as I am in a conscious and living state.Quote:
Yes. both for me as well. * I do know what you mean about both.
a lot of my third person dreams are me looking at an entire different person that is supposed to be me. [/b]
Sometimes, for me. Internal feelings and emotions are still just as strong in every case I can remember. Then there is the sensation wombing was trying to describe earlier... which is, the way I see it, almost what you are describing-- feeling everything, yet watching it as well.Quote:
For those of you who have, can you feel everything thats happening to your body?? Are all of your senses the same except sight?[/b]
If I'm having a lucid dream, or dream that I really like, I'm first person. (And can feel everything.) But when I;m just dreaming, I'm in third person... Hmm...
I have had one fake lucid dream that was in first person, but except for that, all my NDs (and fake lucids) are Third Person.
Sometimes I'm not even in my dream and am just an observor anyone else like this?
Observing others. or observe yourself?
Always in first person - never seen myself as third person - also hardly ever have a body.
If at all, its more like being kinda ball moving by thought. No legs ... sometimes when using a tool, I'm aware of some cloudy tentacles stretching out ... :shock:
Observing others
I have experienced this once or twice, although I've never had a third person dream.Quote:
Originally Posted by tiddlywink101
It's like being inside a movie :shock:
Id say 95% of my dreams are 1st person. But that may just be because I'm so self absorbed. :wink:
I think in the past most of my dreams happen in 3rd person. More recently, though, it's been first. So I guess it's pretty much just a balance between the two. It switches pretty randomly as far as I know.