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    1. 05-01-2007 04:04 AM #1
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      Hello all,

      Just wanted to introduce myself to the board and tell everyone a little bit about my past experience.

      I have had a few lucid dreams before, mainly DILDs. Some of the lucid experiences were just flashes of lucidity where I got too excited and woke up. I'm starting to take a natural herbal supplement called Seredyn which has Passion Flower and Valerian in it, so hopefully that'll kick me into dream mode.

      I hope to start my dream journal soon, start identifying my dreamsigns, and just stick with it!

      A quick question too...sometimes I'll have these dreams where my eyes just kind of blackout or fade to black slowly and I can't see anything. I'll try really hard to see again and then the dream will just fade back in and usually stuff stays the same...it happens for about 10 seconds I would say. Any ideas what causes this?

      Thanks!
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    2. 05-01-2007 05:11 AM #2
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      hey
      welcome to the wonderful world of DV. this truely is a great place. well... lets see. your blackness issue is common. is this a lucid dream or regular? if it is lucid it is just lack of control or your quite literally fading back to sleep. or it could just be a regular flux of REM periods.
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    3. 05-01-2007 11:12 PM #3
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      It&#39;s a kind of recurring thing. But it&#39;s not when I&#39;m lucid. Or maybe I&#39;m lucid, but feel I&#39;m losing power or something maybe? I saw that on dreammoods.com, it means...

      "To dream that you are blind, represents your refusal to see the truth or your lack of awareness to a problem. Perhaps you are rejecting something about yourself or your situation."

      Hopefully, this will be corrected soon. Thanks again.
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    4. 05-01-2007 11:20 PM #4
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      The vision loss is probably just the dream starting to end, and when you try hard to see again, you manage to prolong it.
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    5. 05-03-2007 08:39 PM #5
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      Funny you mention that about the dream starting to end and me fighting it and losing control over it. I had a dream last night where the same thing happened again, but it involved lucid or non-lucid sex with a female DC. But I didn&#39;t try to fight it persay, and I actually woke up slowly instead of going "blind." I actually did some spinning in the dream and experienced a small amount of lucidity, but anyway, I think overall I&#39;m starting to become better at exploring my subconscious.
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      you seem to be refering to some jungian archetypes? one thing that i know for sure... this is just me... is that dreams are personal, so i dont trust anyone that tells me what something represents in a dream.
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    7. 05-03-2007 09:49 PM #7
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      The Jung archetypes seem interesting. That&#39;s probably spot on. Sorry about the misleading words I used. I never intended to do that with my analysis of my dream (which you&#39;re right I shouldn&#39;t have done anyway). I&#39;ll keep that in mind from now on.
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      Hey Julian welcome to the forum.

      If you need anything or have any questions what so ever don&#39;t be afraid to ask. There&#39;s a place on here where you can make a dream journal or if you want you can look at other people&#39;s.

      Well cya around, have fun. Bye.
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