Can you remeber the name/title of the documentary? i would like to look this up |
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What the hell? |
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Can you remeber the name/title of the documentary? i would like to look this up |
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I think so. because I have had three or four more than half hour LDs in the early night when my REM periods should have been 15 minutes or so. |
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'The petals dance through the wind,
The crimson blood shimmers on the snow,
The shattered heart weeps of hidden sorrow.
And over a pure white sky,
rises a black moon.'
- Max
Its called "Horizon: Why Do We Dream?" |
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The first night I learned about lucid dreaming I had a short dream and woke up and when I looked at the clock only 5 minuites had passed so how could I have been in REM I didn't even know what WILD was lol. Oh and lucidmax. time is from the perspective in dreams. Some people claim to have dreams that seem like they last for weeks but are only a over night. |
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Not about being rested, about the type of mood. |
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Precisely. You can wake up in REM and feel VERY rested, but chances are, you'll want to go back to sleep and you'll be rather irritable if someone is trying to get you up. |
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I think I watched this documentary as well, quite recently actually |
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On a lunch, I took a catnap for about five to ten minutes, had a dream. Woke up, went back to sleep for five to ten minutes and resumed the dream. Woke up, went to work. I was aware that I was dreaming the whole time. Merely being aware is considered lucid, so it was lucid dreaming. |
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Everyone is happy to state the obvious, but not directly answer my question. I'm not asking "what is lucidity?". I want to know if its possible to get lucid during non-rem sleep. |
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It IS possible, for advanced LDers. BUT it is worthless. The have crappy stability, crappy dream logic, crappy recall, crappy everything. Trust me, you don't wanna waste your energy on them. Since it's non-REM, maybe your eyeball will be fixed to point, unable to move? O_O |
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'The petals dance through the wind,
The crimson blood shimmers on the snow,
The shattered heart weeps of hidden sorrow.
And over a pure white sky,
rises a black moon.'
- Max
I did answer your question. I said either I had a dream with no REM or I was so exhausted that I entered REM within a couple minutes. Considering it was within five to ten minutes, I would say it was most likely a dream with no REM, a lucid dream at that. Scientifically, REM is suppose to take way longer than five to ten minutes before it starts. |
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Last edited by ArcanumNoctis; 05-27-2010 at 02:47 AM.
I've heard REM can sustain several hours after you wake up. When did you get up that day? |
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No big surprise. Non rem dreams are more relaxed, or even boring. REM dreams are more action oriented, more intense, so it makes sense you mood would match. |
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You can dream in NREM sleep for sure. Though they won't be as vivid as ones that happen during REM. |
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