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Have you meditated a lot? It sounds as if you're saying your experience with meditation helped enable you to do this.Marctwo said:I was once trying my hand at self-hypnosis through visualisation and I suddenly fell into a dream-like state with very vivid imagery - extremely 'real' stuff! Of course, it scared the living $hit out of me but I didn't actually scream; It was more like an involuntary muscle spasm around my vocal chords.
Anyway, after working on it for a while I was able to control it and ended up using this technique to fall a sleep at night. That's about when I started becomming aware in my dreams and having learned to control my imagery in meditation, it was only a small step to do the same in my dreams.
Yes, it's great! You suddenly find you can do what you like, where you like and with whomever you like.
The trouble is that your underlying character is revealed and even defined within your dreams (just my opinion) so once you start ignoring your social and moral discipline in your dreams, it isn't long before this is reflected in your real life behaviour (esp. when you've had a drink or two ).
It sounds cool to me. :thumbup: I have the worst time meditating, though. My brain won't shut down, or something. I'd like to learn how to do it better.