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hey, im new to this site, i read it because im going to do a big biology final on dreaming but this site is really cool. I always use to write my dreams down so i could remember them but now that i can start learning how to lucid dream im really exited. I kicked myself today because last night i had a very odd dream and i still didnt realize it, the building were blue! but i guess ill get better at it.
Welcome to Dreamviews!
It's cool that you're doing a project on dreaming! Let me know if I can help out with that in some way. :)
Writing your dreams down is one of the most effective ways to improve your ability to remember you dreams, and you can even write them down here on the forum. Just create a thread in this section, and people can comment on and offer advice about your dreams.
If you have any questions, feel free to ask! :)
i got one question about my dreams, i can hardly ever run, when i run in my dreams its like im being held up by tension chords or in water or sumthing but i just can moove quickly, any ideas?
Yes you will! ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by scotty14
scotty14, I'm glad you decided to join us!
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If you should have any questions, please ask and we'll do our best to get you answers.
Welcome to Dream Views! :D
I've read about that before, although I don't know how to fix it. In a lucid dream, you could try to make those "tension cords" real, and then destroy them. But in a non-lucid dream, there's not much you can do.Quote:
Originally Posted by scotty14
Learning to fly would be something that I would recommend.
The problem with running is that it increases your dream breath rate and heart rate, which are directly related to your real rates. Higher breathing / heart rates wake you up, that's probably why you can't do it in dreams.
Hey , Welcome to dream views:)
I've done a a few projects on dreaming (lucid dreaming) myself, if you need any help or have anyquestion feel free to ask.
Hey, I've had that happen in non-lucids! It was like waves of force were forcing me back and up into the air and I couldn't get anywhere.Quote:
Originally Posted by scotty14
Welcome, scotty14...:)
I have this happen from time to time in non lucid dreams. My solution is to run backwards. For some reason, whatever it is that slows me down doesn't affect me when I run backwards. It sounds weird, but it works for me. You can try it if you remember. Better yet, try to use this as a dream sign to help you become lucid. Then you can just decide to fly away...:DQuote:
i got one question about my dreams, i can hardly ever run, when i run in my dreams its like im being held up by tension chords or in water or sumthing but i just can moove quickly, any ideas
Twoshadows, I would never have thought to run backwards.. how did you ever come up with that? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Twoshadows
Hey there and :welcome: to DV. I'm not too sure about the running but I'd give Twoshadows' idea a shot.
I'm not sure. I think it was discovered out of desperation. And as strange as it sounds, I can go much faster backwards in that situation. But the "slow running" is such a good dream sign, we need to just recognize it and become lucid.Quote:
Originally Posted by Clairity
On another note people seem to find it easier to run through walls backwards instead of forwards.