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    1. 10-06-2006 02:52 PM #1
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      My god, it was insane, i do not remember it to much, but oh my god...
      For those of you who say your dreaming is not in real time, like i said once, Lucid dreams feel completely real time. It was very vivid, and for all of you who say "you gotta turn around really quickly to make stuff happen" i just thought something and it would happen. I did a wall run up my brothers chest when he was trying to start a fight with me, totally awesome!
      Most of the dream was just about screwing around, doing what i could... it was amazing.
      I kept reassuring myself by biting my finger to see if it was a lucid dream.
      At the end i wanted to wake up to tell the world, so what i did, is i forced myself forward and the next thing i knew i was in the real world trying to sit up in bed.

      This was a WILD
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    2. 10-06-2006 03:45 PM #2
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      sorry, but isn't a lucid dream only considerd lucid when know your dreaming and you can control it? So how can you have had two lucids that you didn't control?
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    3. 10-06-2006 04:09 PM #3
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      Quote Originally Posted by Keeper View Post
      sorry, but isn't a lucid dream only considerd lucid when know your dreaming and you can control it? So how can you have had two lucids that you didn't control?
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      I thought i put i only have had 1 before.
      Lucid dreams can just be ones where you are aware that you are dreaming.
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    4. 10-06-2006 04:11 PM #4
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      Congratulations sounds like a cool dream, shame you woke yourself up, (could've had more fun )


      Quote Originally Posted by Keeper View Post
      sorry, but isn't a lucid dream only considerd lucid when know your dreaming and you can control it? So how can you have had two lucids that you didn't control?
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      Lucid dreaming is when you know you are dreaming! Some have control, some don't.

      Btw Where does he say he didn't control it?
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    5. 10-06-2006 04:15 PM #5
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      Quote Originally Posted by NeAvO View Post
      Congratulations sounds like a cool dream, shame you woke yourself up, (could&#39;ve had more fun )
      Lucid dreaming is when you know you are dreaming&#33; Some have control, some don&#39;t.

      Btw Where does he say he didn&#39;t control it?
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      the title:

      "First controllable lucid dream"

      and he gose on to say "I&#39;ve had two others before"
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    6. 10-06-2006 04:45 PM #6
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      Quote Originally Posted by NeAvO View Post
      Congratulations sounds like a cool dream, shame you woke yourself up, (could&#39;ve had more fun )
      Lucid dreaming is when you know you are dreaming&#33; Some have control, some don&#39;t.

      Btw Where does he say he didn&#39;t control it?
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      yea i know, but the reason i also woke myself up was it was like 10 am, i needed to wake up
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      awsome dream man.
      I kept reassuring myself by biting my finger to see if it was a lucid dream.[/b]
      what exactly happened to your finger from biting it?
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    8. 10-06-2006 09:21 PM #8
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      Quote Originally Posted by freefire View Post
      awsome dream man. what exactly happened to your finger from biting it?
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      You cannot feel pain in a dream my friend.
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      Quote Originally Posted by Primus7 View Post
      You cannot feel pain in a dream my friend.
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      depends how vivid it is =P
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    10. 10-06-2006 09:28 PM #10
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      Quote Originally Posted by arby View Post
      depends how vivid it is =P
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      Mine was fairly vivid, stuff "faded in" when i wanted to, i did not have to turn around or anything.
      I remember, it was almost exactly like my apartment where it started out, i wanted to go dream flying, i got on my shoes to go outside (i looked out the window and it was the same old street i am on) and then it just changed settings and went into another dream where i still knew i was dreaming. It was a mix of star wars and some desert, alot of my school friends were in it, so was my family.
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      You feel pain in a dream if you want to and/or expect to feel pain in a dream. Period.

      Quote Originally Posted by Keeper View Post
      sorry, but isn&#39;t a lucid dream only considerd lucid when know your dreaming and you can control it? So how can you have had two lucids that you didn&#39;t control?
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      No. A dream is considered a lucid dream when you are aware of the fact you are dreaming.
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