Hey, I'm just wondering how do you get yourself to dream? Whenever I fall asleep, morning comes like in a blink of an eye. Any advice  

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Orrrrrr you could try http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucid_dream  

From what I've heard you experience lots of dreams and can only remember the dream you have before waking up. Plus it's basically your conscious imagining things and turning it into a reality within the "dream".  

I love to dream, especially if you can control your dream. Imagination against imagination. Or am I dreaming that I am controling the dream? Who knows!  

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Posted by Hugop

I love to dream, especially if you can control your dream. Imagination against imagination. Or am I dreaming that I am controling the dream? Who knows!

I only lucid dream now, when i was younger it was something that happened frequently but now I cant even comprehend what not lucid dreaming is like.  

It's kind of a random thing for me.

They'll happen any day and anything will happen in them.  

Posted by MrSimons

I only lucid dream now, when i was younger it was something that happened frequently but now I cant even comprehend what not lucid dreaming is like.

Can you please tell us how you do it??  

Posted by NM

Can you please tell us how you do it??

I lucid dream sometimes as well and since he's offline I'll throw in my two cents.

For me, I experienced it a lot as a kid even when it happened by accident which I think occurred because I'm a very logical thinker so my brain could easily tell what was false and what was true. I'm not certain but the fact he frequently experienced it as a child does sound like it's something that came naturally to him as well.

One thing that definitely helps is keeping a daily routine where you do 'dream check-ups' this is basically doing something that would happen only in reality and not in a dream. A good example would be comparing clocks throughout the day, as in a dream no clocks will tell the same time. Every day when you wake up go through a mental checklist and eventually this becomes first nature to you so in a dream it becomes easier to realize you are dreaming.

There's a lot of very detailed guides on how to do this and they can explain it better than me so try looking up lucid dream help and start reading various articles.

Whatever happens, be careful with it. Living in your own little universe can have poor affects on your mental health if done without taking caution. Due to lucid dreaming I also have frequent sleep paralysis which is very bad too but I think the reward is worth the risk.  

Posted by MrSimons

I only lucid dream now, when i was younger it was something that happened frequently but now I cant even comprehend what not lucid dreaming is like.

Same  

Posted by Eto

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me too  

It's random for me. When it does happen though my dreams can be pretty messed up. I vividly remember one where I'm having a tea party with stuffed animals, I look up, and my one cat jumps on my face with this scary ass facial expression.  

Everyone dreams. It's how short-term memories are transferred to long-term memory (if I remember the psychology correctly). If you don't remember your dreams, not even occasionally, it probably just isn't vivid enough or doesn't make sense.  

I tried sleeping early, relax my body while sleeping, and no. Morning still comes in a blink of an eye. Is there a sleepin position you need to be in??  

The only time I dream these days is usually when I'm super uncomfortable, like when I'm under heavy covers and my body starts to sweat or something.

As long as I feel fairly rested in the morning, I could care less whether I dream or not. It's typically all just weird meaningless junk anyway.