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in my opinion when people retire they should change thier sleep pattern to polyphasic sleeping |
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believe on the lord jesus christ and thou shalt be saved
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i have acheived higher insight and creativity through day awareness i can now see things for what they are
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Seeing as most of us are past the big-ass 2 year drop but still LDing, I don't think there's much of a problem. |
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We all live in a kind of continuous dream. When we wake, it is because something,
some event, some pinprick even, disturbs the edges of what we have taken as reality.
Vandermeer
SAT (Sporadic Awareness Technique) Guide
Have questions about lucid dreaming? DM me.
I would like to see the same chart among active dreamers. Is this inevitable? Or can it be resisted through willpower and practice? |
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i may tend to think that it is inevitable because you no longer dream as when you were a baby ? so , and what do you call active dreamers ? because no matter what you remember or not you ALWAYS dream at night i think that polyphasic sleep is the solution to the lack of rem sleep |
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i have acheived higher insight and creativity through day awareness i can now see things for what they are
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If I don't die young I'm going to resist this natural process. |
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Considering the time dilation with dreams vs. real time, I think we'll get plenty of dream time to enjoy our LDing |
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LD Count reset on 7.20.2011 | LD count from previous experience: 100+
dream goals/focus points: WILD [3] | DC interaction [in progress (iP)] | flying mounts [x] | water-walking [x ] | explore Dream World Academy [x] | superfast movement (nonflying) [x] | shared dreaming [ ] | passive control [iP] | shapeshifting [iP] | portals [x] | dream mapping [ ]
Heh it's a shame we can't learn about lucid dreaming before we're 2!! I'm actually a little surprised that REM doesn't taper off more with age... looks like a 25 year old gets about an hour a night and a 90 year old about 45 minutes. Not bad a'tall!! |
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I wonder if anybody does lucid dream at that age? I wonder if the brain's underdeveloped state allows it? |
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At 2? Nah, my guess is no because the brain is too underdeveloped to even recognise that you're dreaming. I'm thinking maybe around 4 - 6 that child may be able to pick it up naturally. At that age they most likely have no idea what's happening, however if this state remains constant until pre-adolescent then they become natural lucid dreamers I would believe. |
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all i know is that my children are going to know about lucid dreaming early enough , and if shared dreaming is realy real and is stable i will extend thier education in thier heads |
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believe on the lord jesus christ and thou shalt be saved
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i have acheived higher insight and creativity through day awareness i can now see things for what they are
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Fast fact: We don't only dream during REM sleep. |
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Dream Journal: Dreamwalker Chronicles Latest Entry: 01/02/2016 - "Hallway to Haven" (Lucid)(Or see the very best of my journal entries @ dreamwalkerchronicles.blogspot)
(from my experience i think that nrem dreams are thoughts because one time i had a dream that i doubted writing down because it was so thought - like , ) its just me if im wrong correct me |
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Good i learned about his now because i have about 60 years of lucid dreaming left. |
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I was so much older then, I'm younger then that now.
Well, we have 'hypnagogic' and 'hypnopompic' imagery as well, which are those fleeting 'whisps' of dreams/visualizations that we get when we're either on the verge of falling asleep or waking up. They aren't quite those full-blown, 'deep' dreams, like when we are in REM. These do get stronger, in actual, non-REM sleep, though. So, in essense, we do still dream in non-REM sleep, but whether or not you want to call them 'dreams' (on the same level as REM dreams) is a matter of semantics, I suppose. I would still count them as dreams, though. |
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I know what you're talking about though wanna - I have had dreams that are basically just a stream of thoughts. I think these were nREM dreams. But there may well be other types of nREM dreams as well, such as the half-formed ones O is talking about. Or sometimes just a picture I'm looking at that isn't even moving. |
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That is truly awesome, I am deffinetly doing that when I am old. |
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I think I know why my dreams seem so dull. Probably because their nREM dreams. My dreams feel like memories, I never really felt I was there, but I remember them. With my lucid dream, after I wake up, I'm like woah, that was so different then my normal dreams. And also I felt I was there during lucid dreams. |
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Glaedr, the golden dragon from the Inheritance series.
-A truly creative person rids him or herself of all self-imposed limitations. (Got this from a fortune cookie)
5 DILDs/0 DEILD
I've already known this, and it did make me sad when I found out But really, I think that there isn't THAT big of a difference once you're an adult. And you can always WILD. Besides, take into account how much old people sleep... |
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Fun fact: afternoon naps are almost entirely REM |
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