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12-01-2003 06:58 PM #1Member
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Why does your eye move rapidly during REM sleep?
Ummmm, anyone got an answer to this. I just can't see the logic to why your eye would have to move really fast when you are sleeping?
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12-01-2003 07:00 PM #2Generic lucid dreamer
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12-01-2003 07:05 PM #3Member
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Thanks for the link but I couldn't see where the answer to the eye-moving question was. All I read was that the mind was active during REM sleep not why the eye moves so much.
Thanks for the rapid replys
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12-01-2003 07:54 PM #4Happy Dreamer Achievements:
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Some say it is your eyes following things in your dreams, so if you look around in your dreams your eyes move in the real world, they are not paralyzed then i gues
"You, yourself, as much as anybody in the entire universe, deserve your love and affection."
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12-01-2003 09:25 PM #5Member
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The paralyzation neuro transmitters that the brain releases in sleep don't have any effect on the eyes, so you get rapid movement in sleep, and research says that the eyes are actually following your dream eyes...
"The best way to see how insane you really are is to read your dream journal..." -- DAL9000
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