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So, I stumbled upon this site and I'm very interested because I have had several (many) lucid dreams and also have controlled a few. It all started a few years ago when I was getting very annoyed at a recurrent nightmare that I've had continually for years...I'm at my job or home and I get a call from my elementary school, jr. high, or high school telling me that I didn't take enough math to graduate and therefore, all my degrees are null-and-void. I tell them I have a graduate degree and they tell me it's invalid until I go back to (pick a grade) and finish the math. Of course, I go back, but am endlessly stuck in the class. I consulted with a nightmare specialist via email and he told me to read a certain book. The book suggested that before going to sleep I routinely think about the nightmare and how it could end differently. OR think about the nightmare and how I've already overcome that obstacle in my real life. |
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Welcome to Dreamviews!!! |
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I'm not a Lurker - I prefer to frighten people from the front.
I'm a Member now - my signature's in for the chop.
Nothing in life can be said to be unfair - everything is the result of freedom and where would freedom be without the feedom to take the consequences?
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Hey there oregondreamer |
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These are all great suggestions, thank you. |
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Oh, also, this is odd, but when I have realized I'm in a nightmare and start freaking out and trying to wake up, I basically proceed to beat myself up in the dream...physically. I start hitting and pinching myself to try and wake up. |
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Hi, welcome to Dream Views. |
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Well, I did it, I was in a weird nightmare and I said, "Increase lucidity!" Interestingly my voice sounded like the dad in the film "the incredibles" when he says "to infinity and beyond!" Anyway, Suddenly I was able to fly and do all kinds of tricks and I walked through walls and I even went flying around the streets of seattle. |
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Great stuff! |
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