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      Especially when your dream body senses are not yet fully engaged, you can easily pick up sensations from your physical body. What you make of them then is individually different. I always take care to have the blanket in a position a bit more down. I also did include some sounds that reached my physical ears into the dream scape, adding a DC fitting the sound. During the dream I was wondering, could that be some outside sound and later found out, it had been indeed.
      While we sleep our senses do still mostly work, only the smelling sense does not function while sleeping.
      You had a LD.
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      Ahha, ok I see now. I'm sure it will get better and better with time even if it's little by little then. Thanks for the input , getting ready to give it another go tonight.

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