I've run into powerlines on at least three occasions when trying to increase altitude in an LD. If it isn't powerlines it's tree branches. It's really kind of frustrating. I am trying to work on this very problem. |
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I run into these occasionally when flying or leaving a dream scape. My wife reported the same from a LD she had last night,though we've never discussed this type of content before. |
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I've run into powerlines on at least three occasions when trying to increase altitude in an LD. If it isn't powerlines it's tree branches. It's really kind of frustrating. I am trying to work on this very problem. |
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Thanks for the reply. I think it's really interesting that others have this experience. (There is one other thread about this that I should have checked for before posting I guess) |
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I am starting to wonder if it has something to do with my brain being freaked out about the lack of tactile sensations. I am experimenting with using the wind as something to focus on. Getting above all obstacles is my current dream goal, so I will let you know how it goes. |
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Cool, I love to hear other's insights. Using the wind seems like a great idea. (If I get your meaning )I have done something like this before I think,by surrendering my will to the dream space. This resulted in being carried off from time to time,with a few surprising results that I could have never imagined. ( Recently I've been working on getting past appearences .) |
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Yes,what I meant was: A few times I have allowed the dream itself to 'take' me somewhere while flying. I just surrendered my intention and will to a sort of 'wind' or, guiding 'force' - and allowed what ever was to happen,just happen. Things like tours of cities,apparent planets,and landscapes occured, along with meetings with 'DC's. Does that make sense? |
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Moved. There is nothing Beyond Dreaming about this. It is only natural that you would dream about something such as power lines, as they exist in the world like anything else. I do not think it represents anything in particular, it just is what it is. Like a tree is a tree. You dream about trees because they are there in real life. So are power lines. And clouds. And cell phone towers. And mountains. When I leave through my window I always have to fuse through a window screen, because it's there. The only way I can leave through my window without fusing through the screen is to punch a hole through it or remove the screen. You get the point. |
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Huh. I didn't even realize this was in Beyond Dreaming, since I'm just using Live Posts. I agree with the move. |
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Whatever....The reason I posted in beyond dreaming is because I think of these as 'barriers';but I do not believe the origin ,or cause necessarily lies entirely within brain function. I believe there is some deeper reason for the representations of such obstacles-this where I wanted to discussion to peacefully go without someone trying to tell me there is some homunculus within my brain tissue experiencing what other brain cells somehow 'created' randomly. ( I have personal proof that the brain is not the sole generator of experience;but that is another topic) |
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Last edited by jeffd; 02-08-2011 at 07:17 PM.
The only boundaries within a lucid dream are the ones created by your own mind. |
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You must at least mean 'subconscious mind' since the conscious mind is not creating this boundary. If you mean to say mind = brain=matter,then what accounts for the apparently intelligent decision(s) behind the placement of an obstacle? |
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Last edited by jeffd; 02-09-2011 at 04:05 AM.
Well idk why YOU fly into power lines or trees but I did because i was worried about running into stuff. Part of it could be subconscious but I think for the most part it's your conscious mind. Tonight if you have a lucid you will probably fly into a net because of what you said/thought above. |
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I was always a dreamer, in childhood especially. People thought I was a little strange.-Charley pride
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