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Upside Down Is No Good, Master!

The holidays are different in Scotland than England.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RSf9aEETnvE

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Writer's block is a cruel cruel mistress.

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Upside Down Is No Good, Master!

I had lent 4 suits to 4 different people. I was in Spain for some reason.

One of these people was a kid from high school named Chris.
One of these people was a girl from high school named Nicole.
One of these people was Jim Morrison.
One of these people was a girl I met in Portugal this past summer one time.

Yeah, I lent suits to the girls too.

I was picking up the suits from everyone. There must have been some festival going on because I had to walk on all fours on a table to try to get to the right spots in town to pick the suits up.

Chris was the second to last person I picked up from. I told him the last person who had one of my suits was Jim and I got a reaction like "You're never getting that back".

I was awoken by the phone.

Now that's a dream Khalpz. I often have the crawling dream where I can't get places fast enough.

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I was going to be a father. This seemed perfectly reasonable even though I couldn't even remember seeing this girl. After a lot of stressing out over who knows how much time, I got to see the child. It was a basketball. It was really dark and had the face of an Indian baby, so I knew I wasn't the father and was glad. Then the ball started breathing by becoming deflated then inflated again. This scared me so I dropped it. Then I thought, "It's alive, it's gotta breathe."

I should have wrote more of it down on a note right away.

Khalpz is this another dream? Or a continuation of the previous dream? Dreams lasting 6 days.... wow! Even recall 6 days later is amazing.

Yep the only way to remember dreams is to write them down and sketch them. Or take lots of acid and live in a continual dream.

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That's from last night haha

You have very vivid dreams. I find chilli gives me wild dreams.

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Nice, recall any?

Epic dream: Wingsuit Eddie

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I used to lucid dream as a kid. I was plan what I was going to dream about before I went to bed. I used to be batman. I used to jump on building, I used to beat up my teacher.
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Doesn't happen for me now. The only time I remember within the last 5 years was when I was dreaming that I was in my room, and a ghost opened the doors to my wardrobe and floated out of it.

As soon as I saw the ghost I became aware I was dreaming. It's quite bizzare.

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I was about to die in my dream, but I realized it was a dream. Then I immediately opened my eyes, and I couldn't move my body. There was a mirror right by me, and I saw this weird bloody zombie in it. I got so incredibly freaked out, I wanted to run away but I couldn't move. I tried to close my eyes and go back to sleep, but I was SO freaked out. I tried to almost 'break out' of it but I was kind of stuck. I heard a loud banging noise and I almost peed myself. I closed my eyes and eventually I could move again, but I wasn't going to open my eyes. I laid in bed for a long time and fell back to sleep. Woke up in the morning, then immediately Googled my experience.

In conclusion? Sleep paralysis is horrible.

I've gotten to a point that I will literally shake myself awake when I realize I'm having a nightmare, but then I can't remember what it was. I'm awake but terrified for a reason I do not know.

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Haha Man, I had a dream I was kicking zombie ass in a zombie apocalypse the other night. I was ransacking an infested school, and I had to detonate a house I was staking out in with some other people. and the explosion was MASSIVE. One of the most vivid dreams I've had in a while. But my dreams tend to jumparound a lot and rarely ever piece together quite right. But this one was thrill-packed, and I was pleased. Very pleased.


Haha, It was weird. I only really had reference to an article my friend posted about a disease that bees can get that's like Zombiism.. And I can only imagine that's the only reason I ended up dreaming about Zombies. I mean, I watch the walking dead. But I haven't watched that since last weekend.

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One dream I remember really well...

I was like 12 when I had it and I still remember every thing. My dream went like this : We went at a library to buy a book about cats to my little sister. when we got home, she gave it back to me, so I put it in my room, on my desk. I close the door and (that's when it gets really weird) I discover the book was a portal to hell (or some really demonic, evil place. you get my point.)

so next thing I know, there are devil cats appearing everywhere in my room, and when I think they're going to kill me, ANOTHER cat appears! and he makes them disappear using some kind of holy magic!

He tells me I'm the holy one and that I must use my powers to banish evil using the cat's powers. the rest of the dream consists of me going around being heroic, killing satanist cats. I woke up with an odd feeling of satisfaction (despite being a cat killer).

before any of you asks, no, I'm not taking drugs of any kind.

i had 1 dream and my dog was here it was a good dream then i wake up in the middle of the night cuddling with my toy dog

I have some kind of strange lucid dream-typed dreams. I can control myself and do whatever I want in my dream, but for some really strange reason I believe it's the real world, even if I was flying and doing all kinds of crazy things...

I've had moments of extreme lucidity in my dreams from time to time, knowing that I'm in a dream etc. But I still have trouble manipulating things in my dream. Something stops me from being able to fly around etc.

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I've had extremely vivid dreams for as long as I can remember now, nearly all of them lucid. I also tend to wake up several times throughout the night, and find I can almost instantly fall back asleep again and either continue the same dream roughly where I left off (usually with slight alterations) or think about something else entirely and slip straight into a new dream about that.

It has its cons. If I have nothing important to do during the day and I wake up in the morning, the temptation to fall straight back into a dream can be huge. It's almost like the scene in Inception where people decide to spend (waste?) their lives living a fantasy. I could wake up and spend the day wandering around being bored, or I could sleep and do almost anything I want, where I want and with whom I want. Then when I wake up I'll usually remember it with startling accuracy and feel as though I've genuinely had a really productive and interesting day.

The main reason I have for not being able to remember dreams is that I have so many (anything up to five in a single night) that they tend to merge together and I forget what happened in which dream. It seems aquiring too much information can result in the earlier info being overwritten.

Still, it's something I wouldn't give up. I wouldn't call it a gift as such because that would imply something spritual, but I'm glad it happens and considering the average amount of sleep a person gets in his or her lifetime is estimated at over 20 years, I'm just thankful I get 20+ years of extra entertainment.

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A friend of mine had a nightmare about the french teacher giving him a failed essay and then turning into a vampire and eating his leg with a crème brulée... He is not on french weed.

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You can learn to remember dreams. it sounds stupid, but by telling yourself to remember dreams, the brain will actually store them somewhere.

I dreamed (dreamt? dunno, bad English) that I was walking through downtown and a horse showed up. Nobody gave a damn, so tried to grab the horse and walk it to a field but it would always pull me in another direction. Then a guy showed up and told me I would get $1 million if I manage to send the horse to a vet clinic. Then I woke up. :/

Often times I dream about something one night, and then I dream about the same thing again the next night.
One of those is that I live in the future on an asteroid that has been hollowed out. Kinda like this:

It's rotating like a Halo/ring world and it's basically a huge city. I would do all kinds of boring stuff ROFL like visit a school, then a university and then take a high speed train from one side to other. Every time I dream this same dream, I would visit a new place.

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^^^^^^ there is also this weird way on how to make your own dreams. here, read this:


just reading that sounds so weird and gives me goosebumps.

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HAZAA!! Made this signature myself. Even the Celica GT-FOUR thanks to GT5.

It works!

If you practice, and if you learn how to discern waking from dreaming (performing reality checks throughout the day), you can teach yourself to wake up in your dream and take control. Using that technique as a starter, you can also train yourself to leave your body and travel around at will. Much more is possible with our minds than what we generally believe!

One of the fun things about learning how to do it is the way normal reality becomes more dreamlike, and the dreamworld becomes more real. Other dimensions will start to bleed through the thin veil of our normal, waking reality. All of it is much more real than most people realize.

It indeed sounds creepy and for most people it is. I've experienced sleep paralysis, but didn't get scared, because I knew I was going to jump straight to a dream and finally have a lucid one. I kept my eyes closed and hallucinated neon purple flowers. I also felt like my bones were melting. And then I was in a dream. It was actually pretty awesome in a way.