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    1. 06-19-2007 03:01 PM #1
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      half dream

      this morning I woke up and went downstairs to my living room. I then lay down sideways on the couch and fell asleep for like 5 minutes. and i think I was having a dream but it was very unclear, and I was aware I was having it. Does this qualify as a dream or was a just thinking really hard?...lol
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    2. 06-19-2007 09:08 PM #2
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      Well, we have nowhere near enough information on it to pinpoint it nor do we really have a definition to qualify what is a "dream" anyways.

      I have asked myself this multipe times. Did what I just experience count as a dream or a simple visualization? My rule of thumb for it goes like this: If you are actively creating and imagining up everything, its a visualization. Otherwise it could be considered a dream.
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    3. 06-20-2007 04:05 AM #3
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      must have been a dream then, because I wasn't really in control there.
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