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    1. 06-29-2007 07:17 PM #1
      Wasted24
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      Knowing your dreaming without being lucid?

      In a dream i had just last night i was at some apartment winning tons of money playing blackjack, like thousands of dollars. I turned to one of the guys i was playing with and said something like this to him :

      Me: "Damn i wish i would be able to keep this money when i wake up. Is there a way i can give it to myself in real life?"

      Him: "Nah, i don't think so dude."

      So i guess i subconsciously know I'm dreaming but I'm not aware enough to do anything about it to get lucid. I have the feeling this happens to me A LOT too. I guess i just need to up my awareness and be more alert during dreams, any suggestions on how to do that?
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    2. 06-30-2007 04:40 AM #2
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      Sounds like an awareness problem. The thing is you prolly know you are dreaming it's just not "Clicking" for you.
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    3. 06-30-2007 05:47 PM #3
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      Quote Originally Posted by Brandon Heat View Post
      Sounds like an awareness problem. The thing is you prolly know you are dreaming it's just not "Clicking" for you.
      Yea, I think your right, but how can i make it "click"?
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    4. 06-30-2007 07:16 PM #4
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      hah this happens to me rarely, but it actually happened last night. I had lost my laptop to the ocean, and i became distressed and was complaining about it to everyone. then a DC turned to me and said "It's ok its just a dream. It'll be back when you wake up."
      all i can say is: wow.
      "We woke up as Farmer Joe's captive slaves. Forced to toil under the dark lord Kromdar"
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    5. 06-30-2007 08:43 PM #5
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      Quote Originally Posted by Wasted24 View Post
      In a dream i had just last night i was at some apartment winning tons of money playing blackjack, like thousands of dollars. I turned to one of the guys i was playing with and said something like this to him :

      Me: "Damn i wish i would be able to keep this money when i wake up. Is there a way i can give it to myself in real life?"

      Him: "Nah, i don't think so dude."

      So i guess i subconsciously know I'm dreaming but I'm not aware enough to do anything about it to get lucid. I have the feeling this happens to me A LOT too. I guess i just need to up my awareness and be more alert during dreams, any suggestions on how to do that?
      this is EXACTLY what happens to me every time, i could be lucid all the time if it would click so to speak. actually, it not that im not aware, it more like i choose not to be lucid for some reason.
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