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Q. I think its amazing that some people have lucid dreams. I have loads of dreams, and i also keep a dream journal-i'm on my way to lucid dreaming. Tell me what your lucid dream was like, and do you have them frequently? Yeah, its when you realise that you are having a dream and you can begin to control it. Most people just try to fly in their dream, and if they can fly, then they know that they are dreaming. And they fly to wherever they want. I think thats really cool actually, and apparently flying is the best feeling dreamers have had. Asked by field of innocence - Thu Jul 10 11:29:16 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments A. I had one very interesting lucid dream just a few weeks ago where I was neither asleep or awake. In my dream vision I was a little girl sitting in the back seat of a 1930's model car and the car was parked in front of a family style grocery store advertising prices for milk, eggs, apples and things. I was begging my mother who was about 21 years old if I could go in with her while she shopped. I promised I'd be quiet and not touch anything and that I would make myself invisable. Mom, as always, was in a hurry and wanted me to wait in the car as she didn't want anyone to see me. At that point I was another "me" and floated above the begging child me and saw that the begging child was actually me today. A large 50 year old woman and… [cont.] Answered by Question&Learn - Thu Jul 10 12:13:12 2008 From Yahoo Answer Search: "Dream Journals" |
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