• meseek #2982@lemmy.ca
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    1 year ago

    Only managed to do it once. Took me a few months of trying. Just wanted to see what it’s all about.

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        1 year ago

        Just listened to the instructions of my prof at the time. He said to fall asleep thinking about what you want the dream to be. So I spent the next month falling asleep with the idea that I would fly (used to have lots of dreams about falling).

        About a month in, I was at a campfire with a bunch of people, stood up, realized where I was, and just lifted off. It wasn’t like I was superman, more like Neo trying to learn my powers, but got the hang of it after a few tries and was just soaring around the clearing for a bit.

        Kind of a rush and I remember the feeling of accomplishment being much more than the actual events of the dream. Which makes sense because if you think about it, it’s just you in a dream. It’s not like you have access to a true blue holodeck.

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    1 year ago

    Normally, I sleep too deeply to remember my dreams. I only remember them if I wake during them. However, if I don’t completely awaken, sometimes I can go right back into the dream, but I have some autonomy now and some control over the narrative. Like, I know it’s a TV show and I can change the script. I’ve always been able to do it, I feel like it’s a trade off for nearly never remembering my dreams.

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      1 year ago

      It happened to me, but I only thought I had returned to the prior dream. I was imposing the old identities and situations to new images. Weird.