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Do you lucid dream?
Yes 77%  77%  [ 43 ]
No 23%  23%  [ 13 ]
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12 Apr 2010, 12:02 pm

I have a few times, but it's far from a regular occurrence.



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12 Apr 2010, 12:13 pm

Sometimes my dreams repeat and I know what's gonna happen. It's like reading a book once again. I know the plot, but I can't change it. So I live in my dream doing the same things again and again. Some dreams repeat many times, so it's somewhat boring :lol:


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12 Apr 2010, 12:57 pm

i have been close but whenever i become aware i just wake up. still that is much nicer than having to suffer bad dreams. my friend always lucid dreams and she has some autie characteristics but i would not say she is one.



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12 Apr 2010, 1:17 pm

I've always had very vivid dreams, but in the past I would only become lucid immediately before waking (it was very annoying if the dream was particularily interesting). These days I can often realise I am dreaming (though not be fully aware of what that means) and use this knowledge to change things and give myself powers I normally wouldn't have (flight, invisibility etc). I can occasionally go back into non-lucid dreaming after a lucid interval, but usually I still wake up shortly after I gain awareness, no matter how hard I fight it.

Sometimes I recognise places in my dreams from previous ones. I've never seen the place in real life (or cannot remember it), but it seems familiar in my sleep. I also remember other places and events in my dreams as if they were real-life memories during my dreams, whilst only having a vague recollection of my waking life.



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12 Apr 2010, 1:19 pm

My dreams are often very vivid, very memorable and all too real


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12 Apr 2010, 7:08 pm

Maybe. Back when I was taking Remeron I was able to do it every night. At the same time I had developed a special intrest in the movie Titan A.E. and most of my dreams were related to that somehow. They were downright weird so maybe I wasn't lucid dreaming at all. I used to dream of meerkats in peril and be able to do nothing about it but around the time I had Titan A.E. dreams, I was unstopable at meerkat rescues.



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12 Apr 2010, 7:09 pm

Yes sometimes and it can be fun if I'm controlling it.


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