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Flame · 22-12-11, 05:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Slightly

At the moment, I'm trying to research whether or not it's possible to study during a lucid dream. Assuming you were a student of French (as an example) and you desired to learn more vocabulary, what effect would falling into a lucid dream while listening to audio of French vocabulary have? It's worth a look for me at least, because I'm a student of foreign languages. People who lucid dream may even do this already. I'm not sure.

And for the record, there is no proven danger in lucid dreaming unless you have a mental illness.

Hmm, I'm been in a dream and listened to my radio at the same time. I guess that would be kind of similar.

cherrichan · 24-12-11, 01:27 PM

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Originally Posted by aubrin

The feeling like your falling and wakeing up with it is quite common when you sleep all your muscles start to relax and some times they think some thing is wrong so they al tense up and you wake up with a jolt that feels like falling <---- likes to pretend to ge a smartical partical

Apparently, in religion, it's meant to mean you've been following a selfish path...
The only proof I have of that is remembering stopping when I became a Christian (though they've started again now and then).

Moh.Saeed · 24-12-11, 02:25 PM

Yep I get a lot of those, like every dream I have is like that.
Also, I get those visions a lot. Like I dream of something, I wake up forgetting it and then that something happens in whichever time it happens at " a month, a year, a week or a day or even a few hours later" and at that time I know what will happen and I say in my mind " I will next say this and that person will do this..etc." and despite that I am not able to change what I am going to say next.

tehnukeguy · 05-01-12, 03:39 PM

Never, actually feel kinda sad about it

blanchelessthan3 · 07-01-12, 07:19 PM

I think I had one unintentionally, but it was a nightmare.... I woke up screaming