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    1. 02-05-2007 02:23 PM #1
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      When I become lucid, I can hear myself breathing (my waking body), I was wondering if anyone else experiences that.
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    2. 02-05-2007 03:53 PM #2
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      Hi,

      No I havn't experienced that - my 7 LD's have been breathing free - but I havn't had many LD's
      yet so I will get back to you if that happens.

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    3. 02-05-2007 11:20 PM #3
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      wow! .. nope can't say I've expereinced that.

      wish I did though!
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    4. 02-06-2007 08:26 PM #4
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      Nope.. never. I don't even hear myself snore, and I've gotten pretty bad (my wife will testify to that).

      I slept in the basement one night with voice activated recorder on the computer. I didn't believe my wife that I was honkin that bad. Well, the next morning I apologized with the greatest of sincerity, tail between my legs. I couldn't believe what I heard. I actually made an appt with the doctor that same day. He told me it was allergies (duh...) and a deviated septum.
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    5. 02-07-2007 02:54 AM #5
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      Yeah I can usually here myself breathing, (my sleeping body) IF I am focused enough on it I can usually here myself very good and also even have connection with my physical body. But I usually try not to listen to my breathing because it breaks my concentration in my Lucid Dreams.
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      Has this happened with every lucid dream? But no I haven't experienced it but I have felt my "real body" once or twice in a dream. It kind of takes the realness away from the dream and it quite annoying.
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    7. 02-07-2007 07:30 PM #7
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      Quote Originally Posted by NeAvO View Post
      Has this happened with every lucid dream? But no I haven&#39;t experienced it but I have felt my "real body" once or twice in a dream. It kind of takes the realness away from the dream and it quite annoying.
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      No, not everytime, like half of the time. It sometimes induces a lucid because I recognize the sound. But the excitement of being lucid kind of drowns out the fact that i can hear myself breathe.
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      Quote Originally Posted by judepreston369 View Post
      No, not everytime, like half of the time. It sometimes induces a lucid because I recognize the sound. But the excitement of being lucid kind of drowns out the fact that i can hear myself breathe.
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      I reckon it&#39;s probably just generated by your mind&#33; I often find bits of real world apparently coming through into my LDs, like being able to half-see waking life, except its somewhere that isn&#39;t my bedroom or my legs that I can see and feel moving, half through the dream cant be in that position or angle&#33; It&#39;s a cool effect though ^^
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