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Do you ever get that falling feeling?

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I've never had a falling dream or sleep paralysis :( Most of my dreams include me walking into a candy store, asking why there's no circus around, then taking a step and finding myself made of fire.

 

 

 

Have you heard of lucid dreams? Well, wikiepdia it. If you can force yourself to have them, you can make yourself have that feeling.

 

 

 

I don't think it would quite work that way, if he was able to force himself to have a lucid dream, he still has never experienced falling dreams.

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Astral projection.

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Astral_projection

 

 

 

I practice it and I have stuff like this weekly and I have some control over it.

 

 

 

I was just looking this up at this very second, i'm going to try it tonight. Although I have to admit, I'm downloading the frequency things off file sharing program, (I have read much about this) and I don't want anybody to put weird [cabbage] in the recordings. That kind of scares me. :P

binural beats aid in the learning process, I've used the hemi-sync ones from the Monroe inst.

 

there's a good torrent on thepiratebay

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binural beats aid in the learning process, I've used the hemi-sync ones from the Monroe inst.

 

there's a good torrent on thepiratebay

 

 

 

Yeh, those are the ones I was talking about. Could you link me?

 

-I thought PB was shutdown?

I ended up sleeping for about 12 hours last night since I had a headache and couldn't even bother with the computer... I think I might have had a lucid dream at some point though. I never have before, I don't remember exactly but I think I remember going 'Oh wait... I'm dreaming... HEY LOOK I'M HAVING A LUCID DREAM!' Or THAT could have just been a dream, I was dreaming that I was lucid dreaming... :?

 

 

 

I never really get the falling dream, but I experience the twitch when I'm falling asleep that wakes me back up again, depending on how tired I am.

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binural beats aid in the learning process, I've used the hemi-sync ones from the Monroe inst.

 

there's a good torrent on thepiratebay

 

Yeh, those are the ones I was talking about. Could you link me?

 

-I thought PB was shutdown?

 

TBP has not been shutdown, and I'm pretty sure that you couldn't get a link here, it would be against the rules.

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Yeah i fell through a hole in a NES game in my dream and woke up sweating lol. I think it might have been like Zero-G or something LOL. :ohnoes:

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I don't fall. I usually end up running into walls in my dreams, which results in me jerking my head up in the middle of the night & hitting the wall behind me. :oops:

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No, but I do enjoy the feeling when you think that there is another step (on a fleet of stairs), you take a step, but there is no step (on the fleet of stairs). I'm unsure if that relates at all to what you're describing.

 

 

 

Heh, that is a pretty funny feeling.

 

 

 

Though it only happens to me when its dark, and I climb the stairs one at a time (I normally do two), and correct me if I'm wrong, but isn;t it "flight of stairs"?

 

 

 

NOt close to what he is describing though. I normally feel the impact of a fall when I'm awake at times, and its dark. Its pretty strange.

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