Thread: Unique sensation?

Yes'm. It's extremely rare that I dream myself in third person, but I've had dreamworlds crumble around me in a variety of ways. Every time it happened, I always felt set upon by an outside source. Scares the hell out of me every time.

Actually, Ive had quite alot 3rd person dreams, but they are all non lucid I gues..sometimes even in LDs I see myself in 3rd person..this usually happens if the situation is messed up..

i have 3rd person dreams all the freaking time, and they go back and forth between 3rd and 1st person, kind of strange, i think when i become lucid it goes to first person, then when i fly it goes back to 3rd so i can visualize all the surroundings.
i would rather my dreams be in 1st person because i think they are more exciting in a way.

The sun reluctantly rises on a red blanket of loosely figured clouds,
I raise my head to see, and you are standing there over my body.
I was still bleeding and you did not even care to hold the wound.
Best friends, we know that’s a bunch of bullshit.-me[/b]

i quite often dream in 3rd person, but have had nothing similar to the force that you described preventing you from reaching what ever was on the pedestal.

my boyfriend however, has had a lot of experiencing with lucid dreaming and has experienced great forces holding him back/pushing him down - prevention from reaching places where he is still not ready to go.

don juan talks a lot about dreaming. it would be worth reading some of his stuff if you haven't already.

welcome, Maystar :yumdumdoodledum:

you could see me reaching, so why couldn’t you have met me half way?
You could see me bleeding, And you would not put pressure on the wound[/b]

:yumdumdoodledum: :yumdumdoodledum: Welcome Maystar! :yumdumdoodledum: :yumdumdoodledum:

I've read almost all of Don Juans stuff. I found The Art of Dreaming to be really interesting.

Wow that sounds scary . I have never had a dream like that or had it collapse on me. For me I prefer a 3rd person view.