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    1. 11-16-2008 12:52 AM #1
      oniman7
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      Possible WILD

      This has not happened to me in a while, but I used to ride a bus to school. In the mornings, I would often fall "asleep". I believe I actually was asleep, but I could hear everything happening around me and even wake up with very little effort. Anybody else experience this/ know what this is?

      P.S. I just joined this site about 5 minutes ago. I am not new to lucid dreaming, just came here looking to increase the frequency.
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    2. 11-16-2008 03:25 AM #2
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      Day-dreaming? Either that or your sensitive to the enviroment, which then would be a simple DILD.
      Never happend, as I only sleep during nights lol
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    3. 11-16-2008 05:17 AM #3
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      Could be just hallucinations in an in-between state of waking and dreaming. Happens a lot if you look for it.

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