 Originally Posted by wpgod
OK, this is weird...well WAS weird.
I've been having loads of trouble sleeping. I usually fall asleep relatively easily but can only sleep for 4 or 5 hours at a time anymore. Just for the record, in case it matters, I'm a 36 year old male.
Last night I dug through the medicine cabinet and took one of my wifes sleeping pills. Just the kind you go buy at walmart, nothing special. I went and laid down to go to sleep, put my ipod on to relax (as I often do) and got comfortable. Next thing I know, I'm "feeling" myself fall asleep... which felt more like I was waking up in a new place, with an african american lady (who wasn't what I would call "hot") and making out with her while standing up in a white room that I didn't recognise. While kissing her, I realized that I could "feel" her next to me and her lips against my own, but I also felt as though I was pushing my tongue against my own closed mouth from the inside. The entire experience couldn't have lasted more than 60 seconds but left me feeling quite confused. I can remember it as clearly as I would if it had really happened. I am the kind of person who NEVER remembers my dreams. What happened? I started googleing this morning to try and find out if it is normal to do this or if I have something wrong with me and ran across this site. I've seen Vanilla Sky before but thought it was just a load of BS with no connection to reallity. Did I have a lucid dream? Can I learn to do this anytime I want? The possibilities seem endless if this is for real. Someone please help me understand what happened. Thanks in advance...
Mark
Seems to me that you may have just fell asleep really quickly and comfortably? I am not sure because I would need more information on how exactly you could "Feel" yourself falling asleep.. I took that line in a literal sense, but if it means more, please explain ... That dream was quite interesting.. I myself have seen Vanilla Sky before and love the movie..
As far as Lucid Dreaming, you can teach yourself to have them at will. It takes time, patience, and practice.. There are many people on this forum and in this community that can offer you great help if that is what you are looking for.. I myself, am a little stumped on the part where you just slipped into a dream.. I would want to say maybe it was an accidental WILD sense you said you could still feel your actual body while you were dreaming, but I think someone with more of a WILD background can clarify that for you...
If you realized you were dreaming while inside that dream, then it was a Lucid Dream.. if you didn't stop and realize it, then it was just a normal/bizarre dream you had.. I will pass this on to a few people that I know that are really knowledgeable and that can probably offer some more in depth help--which I know you are looking for.. so just keep checking back under this and hopefully we can get you answers!
Take care
Spiritofthewolf
PS: Welcome to Dreamviews
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