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Hello! Unfortunally I haven't managed to get into a lucid state while dreaming (been tring for about 4 days now); however I'd like to know if there is some kind of "time wrap" in those dreams.
Sometimes I go to bed at a certain hour, lets assume 15:35, I have a dream, I wake up and I remember like a 3-4 hours length dream but when I look at the watch is like 15:39. Does this apply to Lucid Dreams also?
Yes it can. Certain things (time machines, etc...) are used by dreamers to make their dreams last longer. Or their lucid dreams to be percise. I suggest you look at Walms' dream journal he just had a dream where he did this.
There are a bunch of threads on this as well, so look around.
Good luck, and happy lucids.
Run a quick search on "Time Dilation" if you want to check out some other threads on this phenomenon. It always amazes me, too.
Laberge did a study showing lucid dreamers could keep track of real-time if they tried. The study did not, however, show that dream-time always coincides with real-time. It only showed it can when we want it to.
I know I'm not answering your ?, but are you glad that your dream felt that long, or did it make you feel more tired...?Quote:
Originally Posted by ThunderSS