Thread: Time

ok i already kno that a second in life isnt a second in the draem world..


but as far as vision goes..

Do u see ur LD as a normal dream? like well it just be liek u see a minute of it
and when u wake up its the morning daylight, and u remeber ALL of what happen in the dream even though it was only a minute vision because it went soo quick


OR will u actully see whats happening as its happening and feel it ? because i want to see likea 5 minute dream at least and wake up and kno little about it AT LEAST

so which one is it?

You will actually see what's happening and experience each dream second and each minute and feel it all. It's just like how time passes by in real life however time in a dream passes differently as it can be like you were in a dream for a few hours, but in real life it was only an hour.

Originally Posted by Brandon Heat

You will actually see what's happening and experience each dream second and each minute and feel it all. It's just like how time passes by in real life however time in a dream passes differently as it can be like you were in a dream for a few hours, but in real life it was only an hour.

Actually, according to LaBerge's initial experiments, dream time is very similar, if not identical to, real life time. I suspect that this 'time dilation' business is more of an 'after effect', where if you asked someone to describe each moment of their dream in real time (hypothetically) they would have real time experiences. It's only the memory of the dream which seems to be longer than your REM period.

Originally Posted by thegnome54

Actually, according to LaBerge's initial experiments, dream time is very similar, if not identical to, real life time. I suspect that this 'time dilation' business is more of an 'after effect', where if you asked someone to describe each moment of their dream in real time (hypothetically) they would have real time experiences. It's only the memory of the dream which seems to be longer than your REM period.

Who died and made LaBerge king?

Originally Posted by Brandon Heat

Who died and made LaBerge king?

Science? Do you contest the validity of his experiments?

Originally Posted by thegnome54

Science? Do you contest the validity of his experiments?

Yes I do as a matter of fact.

Originally Posted by thegnome54

Science? Do you contest the validity of his experiments?

Originally Posted by Brandon Heat

Yes I do as a matter of fact.

From LeBerge's "Exploring the World of Lucid Dreaming:"

One of the earliest experiments conducted by my research team tested the traditional notion that the experience of dream time is somehow different from time in the waking world. We approached the problem of dream time by asking subjects to make an eye movement signal in their lucid dreams, estimate a ten-second interval (by counting one thousand and one, one thousand and two, etc.), and then make another eye movement signal. In all cases, we found time estimates made in lucid dreams were within a few seconds of estimates made in the waking state and likewise quite close to the actual time between signals. From this we have concluded that in lucid dreams, estimated dream time is very nearly equal to clock time; that is, it takes just as long to do something in a dream as it does to actually do it.

Just contributing some source info. I'm with thegnome54 on this one. These methods and observations are pretty solid, and conform to scientific method.

ok.. thanx alot

yeah u can tell i havent had one yet lol

i dont even know where to start.. cause DILDS... im not even sure how to get into a Dream normally liek that so i can even TRY to look for Dream signs or try to test if im in a dream...

WILDS are hard.. and i was told to wait till after i havea couple other LD's.. soo im not sure what to do..