Idk. I know if I keep my mind awake while I fall asleep, i have short minidreams which happen in a halfconcious state. It's impossible to be lucid without waking up in these for me. |
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This happens sometimes when I am sleeping on the bus. I lay down and close my eyes and just think about stuff. I never really fall asleep, but after a while I become delusional. For example, I once thought I was being kidnapped (I was awake, not dreaming). Are these just pre-dreams that for some reason happen while I am still awake (and have my eyes open)? |
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Idk. I know if I keep my mind awake while I fall asleep, i have short minidreams which happen in a halfconcious state. It's impossible to be lucid without waking up in these for me. |
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Yeh me too, pretty sure it's just a day dream. But extra vivid because your almost asleep. |
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Last edited by tommo; 12-01-2007 at 01:27 PM.
Ya, but for me I have no control over them even when I know its happening. And they are really, really retarded more so than dreams. When I try to take control and I wait for somthing else to happen, I realize that it's now a daydream. |
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I had something like that once. I was lying on my bed after a hard day at school and staring at my ceiling. All of a sudden I saw this sort of transparent vision, like I could see the dream but still see my room. I was at this picnic and was walking behind people sitting at a picnic table. I stop behind one guy and jabs with both elbows. It shot me awake because I actually felt him hitting me! I rarely get vivid daydreams like that. |
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You need strong visualisation skills to do it, but I agree with you Thor. I did it myself once, finding myself in a lucid dream scenario whilke perfectly aware of the feeling of the position of my physical body. If I could have held on (it lasted just seconds) I feel that I could have stood up in the physical and moved around while having a lucid dream at the same time.. it was literally a feeling of "being in two places at once". Weird stuff. |
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yeah I totally get what you mean! I some times do that, they are kind of like thought dreams with no visual aspect for me and sometimes the can be fairly weird lol |
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Well, it all depends on what you consider to be a dream and what's a daydream/visualization. Personally, I only consider if a full dream when my real body has completely slipped my conscious mind and I am fully in the dream world. |
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Well, this phenomenon has been carefully studied in sleep laboratories. You might want to read this article: |
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Great article Thor.. thanks for that. |
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Last edited by Oneiro; 12-01-2007 at 07:30 PM. Reason: Spelling
I think that children wouldn't be able to sleep very well in a lab. Plus, most people here ARE above 13 years old. |
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Well, I used to dream consistently about some things and I could recall dreams well, ever since I was at least 4 or 5. I still remember flying around my house and down my hallway in laps. I remember scary dreams, and just flat out weird ones. The earliest would be flying and that was probably when I was about 4. |
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I have had lucid dreams pretty much all my life, I remember lucid dreams from when I was 3-4. My dreams were different from now; I remember them as short, incoherent, and often filled with feelings of fear, and sometimes anger. The feelings were "simple", and so was the dream. I think my dreams developed around the start of my teens, or a little earlier, now they are usually coherent and with plots, and they are usually pretty long. My emotions are more mixed and changing, at least in my non lucid dreams. Comparing my dreams at childhood and now would be like comparing 'Mary had a little lamb' to Beethoven. |
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The way I read it is that "infrequent content" refers to the fact that the preschool kids had a median recall of only 15%, and "continuing infrequency" refers to the same thing in ages 6-9. And "simple" refers to the static, undeveloped, and unemotional nature of these dreams. |
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Still, I had recurring themes when I was around 4-6 that I remember well. Cars would often be involved, and I dreamt that my parents left me in there, saying that they would be right back, but they never came back. I also had recurring dreams of my kindergarten burning, and me being trapped in there. They were lucid. |
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I was thinking the same as Line in the way that infrequent content meant always changing. Meh.... I'm kinda confused now |
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That happens to me all the time. I'll be laying in bed, trying to fall asleep, and my mind wanders to the point where my thoughts are completely messed up. Sometimes I'll suddenly snap out of it and I'll be like "Why was I thinking about THAT?" |
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YEh, I was going to say that lol, or did i? |
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