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      Dream Electocution

      A couple times I have woken up from dreams and felt like I was electrocuted. So I'm planning to stick a fork in a electrical socket, or get struck by lightning in a lucid dream to see if it produces any effects after waking up. Has anyone tried this before? Would anyone like to help me test it out?
      “Will not a man who has seen nothing but the shadows of reality, not feel fear when exposed to the light?"

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      Honestly, what do you think is going to happen?

      The shock is only in your head. It is likely that it's going to wake you up or do nothing at all. It is a dream after all...
      "I know that I am mortal by nature, and ephemeral; but when I trace at my pleasure the windings to and fro of the heavenly bodies I no longer touch the earth with my feet: I stand in the presence of Zeus himself and take my fill of ambrosia, food of the gods." - Claudius Ptolemy

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      Well I had one dream where I was being shown a picture of the inside of my head, and there a was a switch. And there was some DC talking, and he ended up flipping this switch. In my dream I felt like I got zapped really good, and this wakes me up. When I woke up, I still felt the same way as in the dream, tons of pins and needles in my head and it feels like my skin is burning. I couldn't move my body for like 10 seconds after waking, but my head is like humming for a good 15 minutes. So I'm trying to recreate that, to find out what extent dreams can effect us.
      “Will not a man who has seen nothing but the shadows of reality, not feel fear when exposed to the light?"

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      Ahh, yeah I guess that it would be classified as hypnagogia. I'm looking to find out if getting shocked in a dream would make it feel like you got shocked after you wake up.
      “Will not a man who has seen nothing but the shadows of reality, not feel fear when exposed to the light?"

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      I believe dreams can trigger the release of endorphins or other brain chemicals... so I suspect the body responds sometimes in a very real way to what we dream.

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