inception and lucid dreaming
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fotokid
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I've been able to fly in my dreams several times. However i once tried and my arms were completly restricted. I woke up and found myself in a sleeping bag. I wonder how much of my dream i was physically acting out!
I've had dreams so good I simply was crushed to wake up and accept it did not really happen. Rarely can I control anything going on in them. What practical value is lucid dreaming other then holodeck time though? Is it worth trying to control it all? Hell I forget most of it within minutes. We dream for brain health reasons as I understand it.
Of course some people get creative inspiration and get rich off their dreams sometimes.
That Twilight author and James Cameron with Terminator, or so he claims.
Of course some people get creative inspiration and get rich off their dreams sometimes.
That Twilight author and James Cameron with Terminator, or so he claims.
Egon Spengler
Master Member
You amaze me. :rolleyes
People genuinely experience things, in THEIR DREAMS, in their sleeping state, have real experiences and you call them suckers. :thumbsdown
Egon Spengler
Master Member
Ah, I see were you're coming from. You're just on the other side of it. I get it. You feel about the lucid dreaming, like I do about how the prequels were "good".
Egon Spengler
Master Member
I've noticed that.
Egon Spengler
Master Member
You've got nerve on that one buddy. Anytime someone has ever gone against something you've liked in a topic YOU started, you've gone crazy arguing for pages with them. I'm done with this "conversation".
STARTREKTOS
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Wow Ok back on topic. Since we were talking about dreaming, I have this reoccurring nightmare. Where I am walking down a street and all of a sudden I start to feel myself lifting up. I am fighting it trying to hold on to whatever I can. I start yelling for help and no one can hold me down so I keep floating higher and higher. Once I get really high up in the air, all of a sudden I just drop and it is the scariest feeling. Right before I hit the ground I wake up. So what do you folks think my dreams are trying to tell me.
MooCriket
Master Member
Well...it can mean some different things, such as:
It can mean that you’re detached from the event you’re watching. You may feel that you can’t influence or control the event so you’ve put yourself outside of it. This may mean that you need to think more deeply about the event and how your actions can influence it.
Another interpretation is one of relaxed waiting. You’ve become detached from the event and relaxed about it so that you’re no longer worried about it. This can be a good sign if something was stressing you out previously.
On a spiritual level, this can indicate out of body experiences or a premonition of death.
I prefer to believe it means that you will victoriously overcome obstacles which are seemingly overwhelming you. So let go in your dream the next time you dream it, realize it is a dream, take control and see what happens.
STARTREKTOS
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Thanx for the input Moocriket. I love how this movie (inception) is making a lot of people talk about dreams. It is really cool when you think of what dreams are. It is a false world made up of things that you feel and notice that you don't realize you felt and noticed, Pretty cool in my book.
JediG60racer
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Every time I have a lucid dream, I immediately decide I have Jedi powers and can fly as well. Then I have a ball, flying around and moving stuff with my Jedi powers.
fotokid
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Another inception related dream element i've experienced is the influence of the physical world while dreaming. (Spoiler) When loud noises or extra movement occured i'm the teams previous dream or physical world, the would feel or hear it in their current dream. One easy example of this is when my alarm clock becomes audible in my dream several seconds before waking me.
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