Hey all i was just wondering if whilst being lucid you could stay there for what felt like hours but in the real world only 10 minutes had past. thanks |
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Hey all i was just wondering if whilst being lucid you could stay there for what felt like hours but in the real world only 10 minutes had past. thanks |
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It's called time dilation, and there have been a lot of discussion threads about it here, and there have been a lot of really intelligent theories. Some people believe that its possible, while others believe it is only an illusion, and still others say its rubbish. I believe that its an illusion, where you just remember the dream as being very long even though the dream itself lasted for only a few minutes. |
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its like watching a movie which in the narrative could span years but its only an illusion same applies to LDs. |
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Dreaming Is Anybodys Game But Being Lucid...Now Thats Earned
All hail the Lucid Dreaming Bible 'Exploring the world of Lucid dreaming'
WILDs= 150+
DILD= 50+
WBTB+WILD= 100
Total LD's: 300+
Stephen LaBerge performed this famous experiment where lucid dreamers gave him signals from within the dream by moving their eyes in a special sequence (eye movements are the same in dream world and reality when lying in the bed). They did this every 10 seconds or so of their dream time. LaBerge measured the intervals between the eye signals and it was more or less the same. So the dream time is most probably the same as the real one. |
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Time dilation is a touchy subject on here, but I have actually believed in it for a long time and even spent about a week in lucid places. I feel like "memory hacks" wouldn't be possible in very aware dreams, as you would notice the "scene changes" and "time jumps". Just because your mind processes at a certain rate, doesn't mean that it is your perception of time. Stephen Laberge's experiment was done on someone that was not attempting to dilate time. |
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Actually, no. When I compared it to a normal memories I could see the difference. When I go through yesterday I see much more details and the flow of time without flaws. Of course I don't remember every detail but back then when going through the dream I noticed the parts where the memory was strangely disturbed. When you have a dream like that, try to review it as much as you can and you will notice that some places are like they never happened. Don't know how to describe it exactly, it felt like those parts were more like a set of pictures that my mind just added to remove the confusion. |
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If you feel like it, please take a look at my YouTube channel:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCof...niLAS_pFoRkqfw
If you don't, hm well have a nice day anyway ^_^
That is what happens during long non lucids for me, but not lucids, since I am aware and there. If a time skip happens, I notice it. |
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Last edited by Sensei; 10-17-2015 at 05:39 PM.
I don't think that the hour in a dream can be different then the hour in our world. I think the time rule applies in dreams to. |
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