Sorry to ask this because it doesn't answer your question, but what does DR stand for. |
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I went to bed around 5:30 (am), didn't fall asleep till 6, and then wound up having 4-5 dreams before 6:42 passed. What I believe happened is at the start of every dream I would immediately realize it was a dream and lose lucidity. Since each dream was only a couple seconds long, I didn't see the point in recording them. What worries me is that I read attaining REM early on in sleep is unhealthy and those who do should seek a doctor. However I was really tired (at first), decided I need to clean the place which made me active, causing the 5-6 am-unrest. Is this common? The night earlier was the first time I tried to lucid sleep, recorded the dreams and everything. But last night was terrible, no rest or anything. Should I seek a doctor or is this the common mistakes of a budding learner? |
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Last edited by Lolasaurus; 08-08-2009 at 06:28 AM.
Sorry to ask this because it doesn't answer your question, but what does DR stand for. |
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Don't worry, when you go to bed so late it can trigger REM-sleep right out of the box - that is if you are very tired. With a normal sleep-schedule it probably won't happen. |
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