Gomp said:

You ever have dreams, where you know you are dreaming?

And walk about, speak with people, like you do here?

Only to wake up, and recall all of it?
Like go to sleep, ... dream, wake up in the dream, be there for say 3 days, then go to sleep there, and wake up here with only hours having passed here?

Recalling it?

"Able to recall it."

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If there is more than one reality, could we in every reality, forget about the other?
And if we could recall an other reality, could we then stay awake, indefinitely?

I'd like to hear what you all got to say on this.

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soulcircus said:

i'v had dreams which are so real i was scared i would get stuck in them or just accepted that this is my new home.
a few times i'v walked around tapping on things feeling pain thinking this is far tooo real.

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Same here..
Once I fell down a sand hole, and was stuck, kind of buried alive.. Eventually I woke up.
Interesting experience, when one know one are dreaming.

And psyka: Time is relative to the observer/measurer?

BTW: soulcircus: When I feel stuck in dreams. Like when I am alone and want to wake up. I found that going to sleep, like one does if one cannot sleep here, does the trick! And so one wakes up another place. Like in a alternative reality. (False awakening.) Here, and so on..

iThink said:

:GOMP:

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mesoamerican said:

I never timed myself but I never had dreams that lasted days.. I would probably freak out.. or maybe I have. I just dont remember. It would be nice to experience a dream in one full days length and able to control it. I would make a mess.. Talk to random people. Break windows. bone some chicks eat dream food lol.. whatever comes in mind. I would also try to contact family members and see if they are related to me in my dream.

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As you said; What if you do all that already? If one want to learn "awaken dreaming", one should start on learning to recall dreams..

PS: Way to bump a REALLY old thread!

Caspian021 said:

I wish I could stay in my dreams that long! Do you guys practice lucid dreaming to achieve these kinds of dreams? Or has it always been like this for you?

I've been working on improving my lucid dreaming. My biggest problem is waking up as soon as I realize I'm dreaming.

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mesoamerican said:

I sort of can manipulate lucid dreaming once I'm in there but I cannot get there alone.. the first dream must occur first.. The worst thing is a lucid dream that becomes a nightmare

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Quote:

so far, i learned how to pick up rocks and throw them

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NihilisticDelusion said:

I've actually had a dream where I have taken a psychoactive substance that I haven't done prior yet I had felt the effects strongly based of information, research, and reports I have read about.

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I had a dream like that too... I fell into a huge pile of cocaine, and when I got up, I felt more energized and happy.