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Beside the Garden


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Mr.PhilCybin said: I usually go back to sleep when I wake up for another 30 minutes to stay in my dream, but I never actually get the girl, and I always feel tired from oversleeping.
One day I'm gonna catch that bitch and give it to her good.
Just tell her "You're a part of me" I bet she'll think its sweet.
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Legend
RIP Sasha


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Mr.PhilCybin said: I usually go back to sleep when I wake up for another 30 minutes to stay in my dream, but I never actually get the girl, and I always feel tired from oversleeping. .
if you continue to wake up, and fall back asleep. it gets easier to go lucid, and the dreams will become more vivid.
i always end up waking up, and going back to sleep. i always go back into the same dream.
it can get pretty far out man..
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Beside the Garden


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Re: Addicted to dreaming [Re: Legend]
#18905048 - 09/28/13 11:14 PM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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Some time that works sometime it just get drawn out.
Any one have issue with loosing connection to a dream sometimes. Like if you stay lucid and involved for to long the dream starts to fall away or you lose vision like a connection interrupt. Maybe you can still seance it and come back to it but the power is less.
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sukhavati12
Level 50 Mushroom Shaman



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Ever try melatonin?
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mellowparty
legitimate researcher


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Legend said: So I seem to have a problem getting hooked into my dreams, lucid, or not.
Half of last night/today was lucid, the other was just intense vivid dreaming.
But the nasty part is I ended up sleeping until 7:30pm, and now I feel like shit
From over sleeping. Am I the only one who does this?
As bad as I feel right now, my dreams were still fucking awesome.
Yeah I used to take drugs that enhance my dreams and help me sleep significantly longer dreaming unimaginably vividly.
Care to share?

I know of Choline Bitartrate and Melatonin 
Serotonin antagonists like mirtazapine. That shit will produce some twisted dreams.
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Legend
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The dreams can't be the only thing twisted about a serotonin antagonist.
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mellowparty
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Re: Addicted to dreaming [Re: Legend]
#18906004 - 09/29/13 07:11 AM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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Legend said: The dreams can't be the only thing twisted about a serotonin antagonist.

It makes you eat a lot and gain weight. When i first took i got fucked up A LOT and essentially prompted me to attempt kill myself. No bueno
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Hobozen


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mellowparty said:
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HalluciNate said:
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mellowparty said:
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Legend said: So I seem to have a problem getting hooked into my dreams, lucid, or not.
Half of last night/today was lucid, the other was just intense vivid dreaming.
But the nasty part is I ended up sleeping until 7:30pm, and now I feel like shit
From over sleeping. Am I the only one who does this?
As bad as I feel right now, my dreams were still fucking awesome.
Yeah I used to take drugs that enhance my dreams and help me sleep significantly longer dreaming unimaginably vividly.
Care to share?

I know of Choline Bitartrate and Melatonin 
Serotonin antagonists like mirtazapine. That shit will produce some twisted dreams.
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A test matrix utilizing six different supplements: galantamine, huperzine A, nicotine, bupropion, propranolol, and an amino acid blend was used to show that lucid dreams are strongly facilitated when two neurochemical events take place simultaneously: (1) dopaminergic and adrenergic stimulation coupled with (2) cholinergic and/or glutamateric stimulation.
The substances were chosen due to their different pharmacological properties and several combinations resulted in lucid dreams 100% of the time. The two most successful combinations were galantamine/propranolol and the amino acid blend however other combinations also led to very high success rates: huperzine/bupropion, galantamine/nicotine, and huperzine/nicotine.
http://dreamslucid.files.wordpress.com/2010/10/substances_that_facilitate_lucid_dreaming_-_a_case_study.pdf
I recommend the huperzine/bupropion combo. I've found ALBI brand of huperzine to be the most effective by far.
http://www.nationalnutrition.ca/detail.aspx?ID=1672
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Envix
Avoidant Disorder


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Re: Addicted to dreaming [Re: Hobozen]
#18907369 - 09/29/13 02:31 PM (10 years, 3 months ago) |
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if your dreams are more interesting to you than your awake life then by all means, spend your time where you enjoy it most
dreams are not a fake reality just a more slippery one
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Re: Addicted to dreaming [Re: Legend]
#18907377 - 09/29/13 02:34 PM (10 years, 3 months ago) |
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Opiates gave me some awesome dreams I was also able to play 3D zombie games in my bedroom with out electricity or a game console
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