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Ok, so I know it's possible to wake up from a dream and then kinda pick it back up again if you go right back to sleep cause it happens to me all the time)
But has anyone here had a lucid dream where you wake up from it in the morning and then pick up again when you go to sleep at night for days in a row? Not a recurring dream, but like another world kinda.. where things go on pause while you are awake and then pick up again when you go to sleep :?
I haven't, but am also curious. It would be helpful to pick up maybe a story you had set up in your dream. If you just wanted to go back to a cool setting or environment you could just open a door or teleport
I've been trying to create this thing exactly on purpose. A persistent world that exists only in a dream, becoming the perfect clue you are dreaming.
I have a place in mind, the major details are worked out in my head, but I'm leaving a lot of things unfinished so that the dream can fill in the blanks(one such detail being the NAME of this place:roll:)
Right now my strategy is using self-hypnosis to make this place the location for all my dreams, but it isn't working...
I have done this a few times in the past. The best results occur when I think of the dream I had before as I fall asleep. Then when i sleep, i'm back in sometimes :)
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Originally Posted by mtntrekker721
There are certain dream environments I seem to keep returning too.
Streets, and rooms and buildings.
They're not past memories either as far as I can tell. I only ever see them in dreams.
There was a period, years ago, when just about every lucid was in a town by the sea. I used to call it Dreamville.
right, so i had this dream where i was literally just chilling in my house with a couple of people i recognise from my college and one person in particular that i cannot put a face on (often cant remember faces of characters in dreams) but when i am not focusing all my attention on it i seem to build up a clear image of what the face looked like yet when i think of it the face disappears again, do you think lucid dreaming could help to put a face on the person?
@ martiniall - feel free to make a new thread with your question. This thread you posted in is about different topic and is 4 years old, so I'm locking it.