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      Sleep In Your Eye

      Does it effect your sleep in any way, I mean. I find I can only fall back to sleep and have louds of little None-Lucid dreams only with louds of Sleep in my eye, I don't get it. Is it a big thing for our body? Can someone give me some details about this stuff in our eye, and why it's my only key to going back to sleep?

      Also, when I try and go back to sleep, I can only go back to sleep: My mind has to do its own thing, if I start keeping the 'I am dreaming' in mind, or try a VILD, I just can't go back to sleep, I really don't know why. Can anyone help me?

      Sorry if I sounded a bit arrogant there.

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      Hey Jd,

      I think the sleep in the eye thing your describing does help in a way, it can help you get to sleep faster i find, i think this is because your eyes in a way glaze over, i'm probably wrong in a way but if you get me things are better when dry, i mean its hard to get to sleep sometimes when your mouth is wet, its hard to sleep in anything wet (no i don't wet the bed).

      As for the second, i think the excitement of a lucid dream gets to you when you remember to try to lucid dream and it keeps your mind active and aware thus you not being able to get back to sleep.

      Hope that helped


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      So how would I punish the rule that I'd be thinking too much?

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      Hmmm, its a tough one, you could try not to be as excited, you could maybe think to yourself that you may lucid dream but theres always a chance you won't so theres no point getting too excited over it, this reassures you that you have an even chance of not having a lucid dream and having a lucid dream, we get excited because we think were going to have a lucid dream. Hope that helped.


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      Hmm, ok. I'll work that that, thanks

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      Quote Originally Posted by Jdeadevil View Post
      Does it effect your sleep in any way, I mean. I find I can only fall back to sleep and have louds of little None-Lucid dreams only with louds of Sleep in my eye, I don't get it. Is it a big thing for our body? Can someone give me some details about this stuff in our eye, and why it's my only key to going back to sleep?

      Also, when I try and go back to sleep, I can only go back to sleep: My mind has to do its own thing, if I start keeping the 'I am dreaming' in mind, or try a VILD, I just can't go back to sleep, I really don't know why. Can anyone help me?

      Sorry if I sounded a bit arrogant there.
      What do you mean, with sleep in your eye?
      "Why are you explaining to me how your lucid dream works? I'm just a figment of your imagination." -Smart ass DC
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      You know when you wake up and have Bakon Bit-like things if ur eye. Like crusty red bits when u wake up

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      Quote Originally Posted by MixedMan View Post
      What do you mean, with sleep in your eye?
      Sleep is a common name for rheum.

      rheum
      1. (physiology) A watery or thin discharge, of serum or mucus, especially from the eyes or nose.
      It's basically the white/yellow stuff that builds up in the corners of your eyes. I don't know what it's for though.

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      Oh, ok, I had never heard of that term before. I don't think it's that important for your sleep cycle. It's just an accumulation of tears, mucus and dirt.
      "Why are you explaining to me how your lucid dream works? I'm just a figment of your imagination." -Smart ass DC
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      -> Have a fight controlling bullet-time
      -> Call my cell phone and ask the DC who he is

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