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      You dream that you've woken up, but you are in fact still dreaming.

      Can 'wake up' in your bed, on the side of the road, in hell, on Jupiter, at the bottom of the ocean, wherever, as long as you think that you've actually woken up and are in RL. RCing the moment you wake can help you catch these. Especially look for things like unusual furniture arrangements, missing items, time-of-day not matching up, what your clock says, things of the sort.

      Also, you can sometimes end up in chains of false awakening- you 'wake up', then you 'wake up' again, then you 'wake up' again, and then you finally stop the dreaming and wake up for real in your physical, real bed. Or, did you?


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      I just wanted to add that if you ever have one of those times where you wake up and go to the bathroom to piss and then you wake up afterwards, concerned, and you realize it was a dream.

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      A false awakening is like a dream in a dream, you think you wake up from your dream, but you're actually still dreaming. With RC's you can check whether its actually a False Awakening.

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      Only false awakening I experience is if I fall asleep in the day time for a short period. I dream that I wake up, then a couple seconds later, wake up again, and again and I know I'm dreaming and get scared and frustrated and afraid I'll never wake up. Sux.

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      Quote Originally Posted by E-3 View Post
      Only false awakening I experience is if I fall asleep in the day time for a short period. I dream that I wake up, then a couple seconds later, wake up again, and again and I know I'm dreaming and get scared and frustrated and afraid I'll never wake up. Sux.
      Sounds like a good advantage if you ask me

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