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Blez's dream last night..

God damn. Why don't I ever dream of something. I fall asleep as soon as I touch my bed with my toe.. I am sleeping deep at the start until 10 minutes before the moment I will be awake. My alarm mostly also don't have to wake me up. I am a strange person man.
 
God damn. Why don't I ever dream of something. I fall asleep as soon as I touch my bed with my toe.. I am sleeping deep at the start until 10 minutes before the moment I will be awake. My alarm mostly also don't have to wake me up. I am a strange person man.

You're an android with a faulty date and time setting!
 
sometimes, When I wake up I writte in a small book what i dreamed.. it's cool to read the dreams after long time, then you remember everything
 
But I do find it weird, since, in many occasions, if you get hurt in a dream, you automatically wake up, this somewhat due to excessive brain activities upon getting hurt, people that suffer from false awakenings can keep themselves in a dream after getting hurt, this is a bit inaccurate, but a friend of mines when through this and he even went as far as to hurt himself in a dream to wake up, in which did not work, he suffered 5 consecutive false awakenings in 1 dream before he woke up, when he woke up he was confused and could not tell if he was awake but dreaming, until he confirmed it by looking outside towards the sky and attempting to read.

This is why I state, we still cannot measure the power of the brain, so the whole "we use 10% of our brain" is just a number to play by, but I believe that we are barely even using it's full potential, seeing as to how powerful and capable the mind really is.

the day we are able to truly understand the mind and understand "The mind's Language" that will be the day we will be knocking on immortality's door.
 
You feel pain in you dreams as pain is in the mind via nerve impulses telling you something is "damaging" you.

The general way of waking up is "death"- well near death as in you wake up when u get shot, etc.

The commin dream people have of "falling" and waking up with a jolt - the rumour that "you die irl if you don't wake up" is true. But not for "dying" in the dream. That jolt you recieve is because your heart either stopped or you stopped breathing for a split second and your bodies natural instinct jolts itself to either wake you up to start breathing again or to automatically regain rhythmn. :)

With lucid dreaming REM sleep you use like 80+%
of brain. And people such as picaso asked a question in this sleep state to show him
a new style of art. Da vinci has been reported to doscovered things that "came to him
in a dream".
This is due to the massive functioning of tbe brain, though no one knows why.
REM= rapid eye movement. It was initially suggested it was you focusing on things in your dream but later proved it wasn't with a series of tests. Tho REM has been linked to development and restoration and some psychologists believe the higher functioning is to repair the brain and body swiftly with the limited time
we sleep for.

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Tho when we learn to lucidly dream we can harness its potential!!
 
You feel pain in you dreams as pain is in the mind via nerve impulses telling you something is "damaging" you.

The general way of waking up is "death"- well near death as in you wake up when u get shot, etc.

The commin dream people have of "falling" and waking up with a jolt - the rumour that "you die irl if you don't wake up" is true. But not for "dying" in the dream. That jolt you recieve is because your heart either stopped or you stopped breathing for a split second and your bodies natural instinct jolts itself to either wake you up to start breathing again or to automatically regain rhythmn. :)

With lucid dreaming REM sleep you use like 80+%
of brain. And people such as picaso asked a question in this sleep state to show him
a new style of art. Da vinci has been reported to doscovered things that "came to him
in a dream".
This is due to the massive functioning of tbe brain, though no one knows why.
REM= rapid eye movement. It was initially suggested it was you focusing on things in your dream but later proved it wasn't with a series of tests. Tho REM has been linked to development and restoration and some psychologists believe the higher functioning is to repair the brain and body swiftly with the limited time
we sleep for.

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Tho when we learn to lucidly dream we can harness its potential!!

"death" is irrelevant to waking up, I say this because of my personal experience with dreams and pain, pain of any kind, wakes you up, I also know that not every dreamer is the same so for me it wakes me up, for others it may not, death would be the surefire way to wake up, but it does not justify as the for of waking up, even traumas experienced withing a dream can wake a person up.

Have you ever dreamed about the death of a loved one? it wakes you up, in general there are many ways to wake up the conscience of the mind(I also know that you never said that death is the only way to waking up, I'm just putting down my 2 cents.).

Placing a number on the functionality of the brain is flawed(I know that we need to have something to work with in the figure of measuring, but they should also state these kinds of things.), look at it this way, it's like we are using a ruler, but we are measuring with the "Inches" side, because of what little we know, but in reality we should measure with the "Millimeter" side because we don't truly know all of our brain's capabilities.

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My dreams is about wars, murders. :p

You're just playing too much Grand Theft Auto!
 
Yh i agree with that but atm alot of funding and rsch is going into lucid dreaming. Though it could spark an uproar regarding religeon.
 
Yh i agree with that but atm alot of funding and rsch is going into lucid dreaming. Though it could spark an uproar regarding religeon.
Understanding the Human Body and the Human Mind has always been a "No Go" in various Religious views, for some religions, it goes a little like this, " The little you know, the more we control.".
 
Yh but ima stop here before we start some debate with pro religeous members
 
But I do find it weird, since, in many occasions, if you get hurt in a dream, you automatically wake up, this somewhat due to excessive brain activities upon getting hurt, people that suffer from false awakenings can keep themselves in a dream after getting hurt, this is a bit inaccurate, but a friend of mines when through this and he even went as far as to hurt himself in a dream to wake up, in which did not work, he suffered 5 consecutive false awakenings in 1 dream before he woke up, when he woke up he was confused and could not tell if he was awake but dreaming, until he confirmed it by looking outside towards the sky and attempting to read.

This is why I state, we still cannot measure the power of the brain, so the whole "we use 10% of our brain" is just a number to play by, but I believe that we are barely even using it's full potential, seeing as to how powerful and capable the mind really is.

the day we are able to truly understand the mind and understand "The mind's Language" that will be the day we will be knocking on immortality's door.

it's supposed that we use just the 10% , but if you search on the internet all the replies to that affirmation are that we use the 100%, thinking from a objective position, we are evolving since a long years ago, like use the 2 legs to stand up, the fire, and the resources of the nature... to pass the troubles and that... we evolve to solve our problems, so, if it's real that we use just the 10% is because someday we used the 100%, got sense, uh? we can't evolve our brain in things that we didn't need or know, ie we dont know all the power of our brain, but if it is there is because one day we need it or we used it. And from a subjective position it could be that the humans with the full use of his brain left the world and the less smarts ( us ) remained here killing ourselves... who knows.. ( I hope I expressed myself well)
 
When people awake from their dreams upon death is because if you [in your dream] see someone shoot you, your heart stops because you're scared, and when your heart stops, your brain freaks the fuck out and wakes you up, that's why when you wake up after a 'death' you woke up really fast, probably breathing heavily and heart pounding fast.
 
When people awake from their dreams upon death is because if you [in your dream] see someone shoot you, your heart stops because you're scared, and when your heart stops, your brain freaks the fuck out and wakes you up, that's why when you wake up after a 'death' you woke up really fast, probably breathing heavily and heart pounding fast.
No, just woke up, stretched and started to type this xD
 
You feel pain in you dreams as pain is in the mind via nerve impulses telling you something is "damaging" you.

The general way of waking up is "death"- well near death as in you wake up when u get shot, etc.

The commin dream people have of "falling" and waking up with a jolt - the rumour that "you die irl if you don't wake up" is true. But not for "dying" in the dream. That jolt you recieve is because your heart either stopped or you stopped breathing for a split second and your bodies natural instinct jolts itself to either wake you up to start breathing again or to automatically regain rhythmn. :)
Where did you learn that and do you have any source to that claim? that the heart actually stops?
 
Well on a psychology lecture. The guy wanted to relate, so he said how many of you have had the falling dream where you wake up with a jolt type action?

He said through alot of research into it they have pretty much narrowed it down to either one of them. He said in the tests that were done over a series of years something like 15% of paticipants had this type of dream during. And a low percent (i cnt remember so assume like 3-5) heart beat changed. There was a pause for about a 1-2 second period. The others breathing actually stopped for like a period of 3-4 seconds causing less oxygen in the brain sending signals to wake/restart rhythm


For the source i'll have a look for his name.


But as stated only 15% of pts actually ha this dream during tests. So it may not be valid to generalise
from
 
The others breathing actually stopped for like a period of 3-4 seconds causing less oxygen in the brain sending signals to wake/restart rhythm

I can testify to that, but it happened in the first stages of sleeping(about to loose full conscience) I suddenly felt that I stopped breathing, and I just jolted right back awake gasping for air, I know it was at the beginning because every time I go to sleep I check the time, when I woke up, I checked the time and only 10 minutes has passed( sometimes I take longer to fall asleep).
 
Idk sleep= the unconcious mind. Getting "tapped" into it would open a new world for research and ohr potential. It would drastically improve confidence anyway. Lucid dreaming is the known way atm. Just kinda hard to repeatedly get into that state. There are things that say look in your reflection often (in a dream u often gave no reflection or it will be disfigured) thus notifying you're dreaming. Or looking at your own watch (supposedly counts backwards in a dream). Or evenwrite an A? On your hand and check it regulary throughout the waking day and ask self "am i awake?". Then you will naturally do this dreaming and realise and then start crafting the world of your imagination.

Anotherway is to when in a nightmare, stop and face whatever is coming for you. Remember you can control your dreams but 9/10 you do something that excites you/arouses(excitement) you and wake up
 
Crazy ass dream, wohhh...

Like mine, girls dressed up as Santa jumping on dirt with ice skates on then me flying into the Sun
 
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