RE: Do you practice Lucid dreaming?
Hi Spiritual happiness
I found this for you
Sleep talking (somniloquy) refers to any utterance made during sleep, from one word to entire sentences. It can be brought on by stress or some illness. It is relatively harmless although disturbing to room mates.
SYMPTOMS:
Speaking or muttering during sleep
Sleeper is not aware he is talking
Sometimes shouting, singing or moaning
May be associated with other sleep disorders
May be associated with physical or mental illness
TREATMENT
Avoid or eliminate stress.
try relaxation techniques or meditation.
Have someone awaken you
I do it often. I give my hubby an earbashing both day and night..lol;) I've done a lot of research on sleep, as I personally suffer from sleep disorders myself. You never actually switch off even when asleep. I grant you at stage 5 , dream stage, your brain is as active as it is through the day but even inbetween the 5 stages you get partial wakings where you may see something (sleep terrors), walk, or talk.
Hope this helps???
Much Love
Sharon
RE: Do you practice Lucid dreaming?
Rainbow Serpent, I know a shaman can travel to many places while sleeping and speak to people in other Country's it is a very deep and personal jorney, as they travel the realms of the earth and higher plains they have guidence by a spiritual teacher and they have protection of wich they call in themselves. Also a shamam can speak many words of that which he dose not speak or know.
Sometimes as i sit and speak with a person and they start maybe to tell me about there home or placed they live that i never been to i feel then i am walking within that home as they speak and tell them about it before they tell me.
It also like if you wanted to see a Native American Indain medicine man he would no you was coming before you knew yourself.
Just wanted to share with you.
love and blessings
lightwinds xx
RE: Do you practice Lucid dreaming?
ORIGINAL: Poppet
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?
I have no specific explanation about this one, besides that something must have changed in you -even if very slightly- between version I and version II...
Artemis
RE: Do you practice Lucid dreaming?
Hi Artemis
I wonder what the purpose is though? I always thought that dreams were unconscious thoughts, but if one is able to go back, rewind and change them does that not make them conscious rather than unconscious? I also have prophetic dreams sometimes but I can't go back and change those.
Can/does anyone else do this in their dreams?
RE: Do you practice Lucid dreaming?
Hi Poppet,
My youngest daughter is also able to rewind/fastforward her dreams. She used to have nightmares when she was about 8 years old about zombies chasing her. At one point it go so bad she was having the same dream every night ! Then on yet another night when she came running into our room in a panic i asked her did she know why the zombies were chasing her? She said she didn't so I suggested that maybe the next time she had the dream that she be very brave and stand still when the zombies came and ask them what they wanted.
Two nights later I was awoken by feeling her long hair dangling in my face which gave ME quite a start lol! She was leaning over the bed and smiling!. I asked what had happened and she said she had done what I had suggested and asked the zombies what they wanted. "They wanted me to meet their Mummy and we all went to a zombie milk bar and had green zombie milkshakes and they were really nice!!" she said!
So, now she can control things if they start to get scarey but she's also travelled in her dreams to a garden where she meets Angels in what she calls "the shed"! and spends time with them.. She's 14 now and doesn't tell me much about her dreams now, they're full of boys at school!!
Love and light
reikiangel
xxx