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Dreaming occurs not only on REM. Those dreams are much harder to remember though, unless you wake up in the middle of them. Either that, or maybe you only THINK a minute passed, while in reality it might've been longer. When exactly do you wake up from these dreams, right after having them or hours later? |
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01-25-2005 06:31 PM #1Member Achievements:
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Dreaming right after you fall asleep
Why is it sometimes that when I go to sleep I will start dreaming like 1 minute after I fall asleep? I thought that REM sleep dosn't happen untill 90-100 minutes into sleep?
<span style="font-family:Tahoma">It is less what one is that should matter, than what one is not.
- Fingers Pointing Toward the Moon by Wei Wu Wei</span>
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01-25-2005 08:14 PM #3Member Achievements:
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It usally happens in class or while on a long car ride so I wake up as soon as I start dreaming
<span style="font-family:Tahoma">It is less what one is that should matter, than what one is not.
- Fingers Pointing Toward the Moon by Wei Wu Wei</span>
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01-25-2005 10:46 PM #4Member
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Yeah I've been wondering this for a long time because my first and second LD was during a nap that was no longer than 20 minutes...
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01-25-2005 11:25 PM #5Member Achievements:
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Yeah, you can dream anytime I think, ya know even daydream while awake. In general though people have their most vivid dreams during naps or late in the night after being asleep for a few hours. I don't understand why naps are so good for dreams but it's like that for me too.
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