RE: Do you practice Lucid dreaming?
Sometimes if I wake from a dream and I feel that it has not finished properly, I can go back to sleep and enter the dream where I left off. I have done this more than once in a night, even having answered the call of nature inbetween! Is that lucid dreaming or not dreaming at all?
RE: Do you practice Lucid dreaming?
Hi Poppet,
It may be your unconscious that grabs the chance to keep on telling you what it has to say... Like resuming an interupted conversation?
Artemis
RE: Do you practice Lucid dreaming?
I like to add, I have woken up from a dream, by talking in my sleep. I must of been loud to wake me up. can anyone explain why we do this, as I thought once we are in dream land, thats us out for the count.
RE: Do you practice Lucid dreaming?
Hi Artemis
That's an interesting thought. Sometimes I have gone back into the dream and 'rewound' it and changed events. How would you explain that?
RE: Do you practice Lucid dreaming?
Hi Emp and all,
I had an experience last night which has left me bewildered and a bit confused [sm=nuts.gif]
It was weird, as I realized in my sleep that I was dreaming but it felt like I was awake. I could see the room in very sharp detail but my eyes were closed and the strange thing is that I was aware of this all the time.
The colours seemed more vivid, and there was a sense of energy.
I know that in one of Carlos Castanedas' books, "The art of dreaming", he talks about being aware of yourself as you are physically asleep. It has a deep meaning to the shamans. As shamanism is my core spiritual path I am intrigued and was hoping that you may be able to help me out here.
Also it seems that I talk in my sleep, but the strange thing is that I will only speak Dutch and never English!