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11-05-2008 11:06 PM #1Member
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Vivid Dream 3.5 hours after falling asleep?
I had a very vivid dream last night. I woke up at 3:00 AM, and I had fallen asleep at around 11:30. I know that it is not common to have such a vivid dream that early in night, but is it possible? Do I just think it was vivid because I haven't really experienced any truly vivid dreams? Any thoughts?
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11-05-2008 11:27 PM #221 lucid
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11-05-2008 11:51 PM #3Member
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Some of my best dreaming happens 4 hours after my head hits the pillow. Everyone's rhythm and sleep habits are a little different. Maybe you have found your magic time?
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11-06-2008 01:15 AM #4Member
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OK, I'll test it tonight. I'll set my alarm for 3:00 AM...
Actually I don't want to because I have school. I'll test it this weekend.
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11-06-2008 02:55 AM #5Banned
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Maybe for some reason the night before you were REM deficient so you had a rebound.
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