In my last LD two nights ago, something very unusual happened. I was having a normal dream when a dream sign happened, and made me become lucid. The very SECOND I become lucid, my eyes open in WL... but instead of the LD ending, it kept on going. |
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In my last LD two nights ago, something very unusual happened. I was having a normal dream when a dream sign happened, and made me become lucid. The very SECOND I become lucid, my eyes open in WL... but instead of the LD ending, it kept on going. |
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"Reality is merely an illusion, albeit a very persistent one." - Albert Einstein
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Well I had a lucid dream where I blinked and my left eye was open looking at my bedroom(in waking life), and my right eye was still inside the dream looking around.....it was a weird feeling but then I blinked again and I was back in the dream.....it felt quite strange looking around in two different realities..... |
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well I am not sure at all and I have never had one myself, but have you considered this might have been some kind of an OBE, or some sort of an OBE transition state ? |
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It definitely was not an "OBE". The OP says nothing about feeling that they were out of their body. |
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Last edited by nina; 01-25-2012 at 06:49 AM.
i think the term your after is called dual consciousness |
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This happens to me in everyone of my lucid dreams. I think it's because when I sleep I rarely sleep with my eyes closed (I know it's odd but, it's some sort of condition). So whenever I close my lucid eyes my waking eyes open and I get that strange sense of dual consciousness that you were talking about. I remember the first time this happened I just smiled giggled a little bit, and went back into my dream. xD |
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I wouldnt call this split / dual consciousness. We are capable of getting information (visual/verbal or what so ever) from more than one sense/source. Consider this: you can look at the wall (for example) and see a pink elephant in your imagination. There is only one consciousness that perceives this. |
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Last edited by nrg; 02-14-2012 at 08:31 PM.
I'm pretty sure I know what you mean. This has happening to me a lot lately. I haven't been around Dreamviews for a while but I've been experiencing this the past few weeks. This hasn't happened to me while lucid though. Basically when I wake up from my alarm going off I hit snooze and lay back in bed. Since I'm always really tired in the morning I fall half asleep and I start to dream but I know I'm still awake at the same time. I've lost pretty much all of my skill in remembering my dreams and getting lucid and everything. It's actually quite depressing. That's why I decided to come back here and get involved with the community again and hopefully stick with my lucid dream practicing. |
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How cool. my first LD in a year , last week was just that ......I woke up, aware of my bed but the LD vision was still quite clear...even though I knew I was no longer asleep..... a tad startling though.... to know youre not asleep yet remaining fully aware of the other reality.... has happened before , but only rarely. |
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I had a dream with my eyes open this morning, it wasn't lucid though. It made the whole thing very confusing. >.> But I was definitely getting input from both, but it was also blurry in both because the dream wasn't very vivid. I also fully understand the sensation of getting complete vivid input from two sources at once because one time in a powerful mushroom trip in my dorm room I was able to see both my room completely unchanged in any way and a totally unrecognizable alien world at the same time - both completely covered my vision, but somehow not each other. It was an incredibly weird feeling. |
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I just woke up from a dream with dual consciousness aswell. It's due to the dream being unstable, which sucks. Try some stabilisation next time |
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