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Any lucid dreamers here?

awesomebros
#21
Are lucid wet dreams possible?
Tomoka
#22

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CAN BE! i saw it on American dad one time :P (what he hell ya think imma try for :P)
doughboy
#23
awesomebros · #21Are lucid wet dreams possible?
im trying it tonight......
Tomoka
#24

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bet you can't wait to have realistic fun that will never happen in real life >:D
awesomebros
#25
7-boobed women here I come!
doughboy
#26
Tomoka · #24bet you can't wait to have realistic fun that will never happen in real life >:D
funny guy.......i have a girlfriend....maybe your right, she won't let me bang her >:[ :D

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hahahah.......haha.....
Tomoka
#27

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well...your dreams is your chance! (make her do what you want :P :P :P) (watch me get a warning for this post :P)
Cahos Rahne Veloza
#28
Here's a similarly older topic for you :)http://forum.romulation.net/index.php?topic=13128.msg141828#msg141828& as you can see by my post:
Cahos Rahne VelozaStrange topic, but I have a strange answer.... yes.Before I begin with a huge wall of text, you might realise that I might be an insane person after reading through here. So if you don't want to ruin your respects for me then I suggest you skip this post altogether. But if you're an open minded person, then read on.It actually depends on several factors but I am able to "control" what happens in my dreams both consciously or un-consciously.Say what!? You might react to what I said above, but let me explain, rather let me put it into words I can describe.Ever since I was little I have "strange powers" of sorts in my dreams. Unlike what most people tell us, Psychiatrists, psychologists mostly, who say that we only dream in black & white or we don't "feel" anything in our dreams, I dream in full colour! A friend of mine told me that "maybe" I dream in colour because in the "real awakened" world I have some vision impairment, this he said was my mind "comforting" me in my dreams.Also some Psychiatrists & Psychologists say that inside dreams our cognitive functions don't work exactly as it should, so reality can be distorted. An example of this, they say, is the inability to read things in our dream. Say you dreamt you were reading a book, they say you can't remember what you were reading in your dream because the book in your dream is either having blank pages or the "text" is garbled or non-sensical. To be honest, before I read that I remember being actually able to remember things I read in my dreams, no kidding.Some other things I find weird in my dreams are:A distorted map, which correlates to actual places I know, except distances & actual locations are wrong. Say in the real world to get to Uni from my home, it takes two to three rides to get there, in my dream world I just walk like a few steps & I magically get there. Also, in my dream world, my old High School IS inside my Uni's compound, which is not & my classmates both in high-school, College & Grad studies are ALL THERE & they seem to know each other, which isn't true at all.There is also an area there I call the nightmare zone or the scary place. It's a weird area that seems to not correlate to any place I know of. It's a little worn out dusty road with lots os tall grasses & no lamp posts or lights what so ever, lined with eerie trees & a wrecked wooden fence that look like creepy crosses. There are also scary beasts there that always try to get me & there's either a building or village there where the inhabitants are either Cannibals or demons who take the form of humans who lure people there to eat. It's a place I "try to avoid" in my dreams, but some of my dreams strangely need to make me go there, like one time I dreamt me & my classmates were on a field trip & the bus in my dream took us there, alot of my classmates died there & I woke with such a fright.My other senses are also active in my dreams.Say I dreamt I was eating a luscious chocolate cake with strawberry based icing, in my dream I could actually taste the cake as if I were actually eating one. And when I wake, the tastes &/or smells still linger in my mouth &/or nose, no kidding, seriously! Touch is also active in my dreams, like this one time I dreamt somebody gave me a coin, when I woke my hands were still closed as when I recieved the coin in my dream & for a brief moment (until I fully awake), I swear I could still feel the coin actually in my hand, but ofcourse there is none.TV Channel surfing mode:Sometimes I can consciously (that is I perceive to be) &/or unconsciously can change what happens in my dreams, EXCEPT when I get to the scary place of which I really have no "power" & hope only to awaken from. This power to change what is happening takes the form of you as if watching TV & changing channels if you don't like what you're watching.Point of view travelling:This by far is the weirdest thing in my dreams. Say I dreamt I was talking with loony, as the dream proceeds I "see" myself talking to loony, then on random occassions I would be "inside" loony's mind & see myself talking in front of me as if I was loony talking to "me". This also occurs with multiple people in my dream, "my consciousness" would hop around everyone's "consciousness" randomly.The Matrix slo-mo moves:OK, before I explain this one I would like to say that I have been having this power in my dreams since I was very little, BEFORE The Matrix was ever been made. Basically there are sometimes where in my dreams I would go uber slo-mo like Neo dodging bullets or Agents' punches.And the last weird thing in my dream is when I dream inside a dream in my dream ???Basically, I would awaken from a dream only to awaken several moments later from another dream in which I was dreaming in my dream. It's like awaking several times in a row until I actually awaken.So there it is, call me insane, psycho, nut-case whatever you want, but all this shit is true :'(
I've been a lucid dreamer as early as I can remember & I never needed any awareness training to do so.Loony is one to:
LoonylionI dream in colour and so does everyone else I know, and I am also fully lucid during dreams (i.e I can completely control them). I've dreamed of being asleep and dreaming on several occasions, and I've had real life influence my dreams (that how the fire alarm used to wake me up at school/university). On one occasion I have been woken from a dream by my IRL doorbell (the characters in the dream also reacted to it), then gone back to sleep and reentered the dream at the point I left.
LoonylionI didn't do it intentionally, I was talking to one of the dream inhabitants, and when the entire dreamscape started flashing green (my doorbell at university was a green flashing light). I knew what it was, and wasn't particularly happy at being woken up, but the inhabitant I was talking to said 'Don't worry, we'll wait for you.' and I woke up. Seeing that it was 1:30AM I swore and rolled over, and fell asleep again, straight back into the dream.
MadmanNero
#29
^ any more I believe there is very little loony cannot do, and he is starting to scare me. :P
will1008
#30
I have those sometimes. One time, in my dream I lost something or did something bad but I told myself "It's okay, I'm dreaming anyway"
Cahos Rahne Veloza
#31
MadmanNero · #29and he is starting to scare me. :P
loony & seph have always scared me since day 1, both of them are so enigmatic.
damanali
#32
When I was in Highschool and college, i use dream to help me finish a game or help me study. When I am stuck in a level of a game, i just go to sleep and think of the game's possible solutions and I would sometimes wake up in the early morning and try what i just dreamt and well, it worked.I also use my dreams to continue studying, but well, now i have mostly earned experience from the real world, my dreams are just nothing now.
Cahos Rahne Veloza
#33

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This often happens to me a lot whenever I'm too engrossed in any game. When I was younger my mom once saw me sleep talking about Super Mario Bros. 1 on the NES LOL!
murak
#34
I was a lucid dreamer for 6 years now, and I taught my fiancée how to have lucid dreams, and it took her an amazingly short time to achieve truly lucid dreams. (6 weeks)I usually have one every single night, and sometimes I choose the genre of dream, but usually my mind picks up on my inner desires at the time, such as if i was feeling bored, i'd be off on some magical adventure with a sword where i have to fight demons or something. ^.^but usually, my dreams are like horror movies and since its lucid, i feel everything that happens in them. *.*So, when I get a lucid wet dream, i am particularly pleased. =3
tarotmaniac
#35
All This talk reminds me of Inception. I think I've only had like one lucid dream and it was where I was telling myself to wake up because I was trapped somewhere and there was something creepy about to happen.
Fredbox
#36
I have tried to lucid dream, but I don't think I've put enough effort into it. Most of my dreams aren't very vivid anyway. I only really have vivid or memorable dreams when I'm ill, and they are usually scary or really unsettling. I have had a lucid dream once, I think. I'm pretty sure I was aware I was dreaming, but once again I can't actually remember any of the dream, and I don't think I was ever in control of it.
But one thing I do know is that I dream in colour.
Cahos Rahne VelozaUnlike what most people tell us, Psychiatrists, psychologists mostly, who say that we only dream in black & white or we don't "feel" anything in our dreams, I dream in full colour!
I've never heard this. Most people I know dream in colour, and I can definitely feel objects and textures and emotions in my dreams. Is this the theory of just one psychiatrist/psychologist? Or is it a widely accepted theory?
tarotmaniac
#37
they say that if your dream is black and white it make come true, something in the sense of precognition
bikeboy99
#38
i had a continous dream once this guy was chasing me and i fell in quicksand and woke up then went back to sleep and dreamt i came out of the quicksand and the guy was gone
Cahos Rahne Veloza
#39
Fredbox · #36I've never heard this. Most people I know dream in colour, and I can definitely feel objects and textures and emotions in my dreams. Is this the theory of just one psychiatrist/psychologist? Or is it a widely accepted theory?
It's written in most older Psychology books, I just don't know if it's still an accepted theory these days seeing as Psychologists have begun extensively studying dreams & the effect they have to an individual in the last 20 years or so.
lugia543
#40
I just dreamt last night (couldn't control it but still remember parts of it) that I was master chief shooting down some covenant and i was dreaming it at an FPS mode too. I could feel the weight of the gun and the pain of a needler when I got shot. guess that's what I get for watching too many halo reach trailers and gameplay videos. next I was outside my house in the backyard with a notebook and a pencil. everything I wrote on that notebook came to life! yeah that's what I get for watching super scribblenauts videos. I think I remember writing down ugly girl and then justin bieber appeared.
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