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I personally have manipulated time in some Lucid Dreams, moving forward or backward in the dream with relative acuracy. Or then theres always those bad dreams where i get stuck in slow motion while everything around me remains in normal time...i think those are common dreams among others aswell...
Present and Future may all be occurring simultaneously also, in the same way different radio-stations are all being transmitted at the same time on our radio, despite that we only tune-into one at a time.
Originally posted by Kingalbrect79
Whatukno, would you care to elaborate on these dreams of yours? It could offer some insight as to what you might be able to do something about it. It could be a message to you, or from you, depending on how you look at it.
Are these dreams violent? Or are they just flashes of random frightening occurences?
Sometimes the subconcious mind sends messages to us through our dreams and the concious mind has difficulty interpreting them into a way that is reasonably linked to reality. Is it possible that these frightening dreams could be past life occurences, maybe a horrible end to one unfortunate life?
My brother had this happen. He had a past life regression, and his daughter and his wife are directly linked to him through this past life. In the past life, he and his now daughter burned to death in a fire to which he was trying to save her. Her spirit came back as his daughter due to this event.
Originally posted by Kingalbrect79
So if you were able to change the course of time during these dreams, then it would stand to reason that you could essentially "fast forward" to a point far beyond and enter the pre-cognative realm?
Originally posted by jwater88
But look Lucid dreaming means that you can control your dreams. If you are able to do this then that means its your "reality". There is no rules, which means you are able to create and answer a problem with a solution of your choice in that "dream state". It is your subconscious that dreams originate ideas when you don't have the answers to the problem in your dream. There is no set "time" but a "feeling" of time moving in a direction. I do not see it as another "dimension" but as another "life" and/or "reality" that I am able to control.
[edit on 24-1-2007 by jwater88]
[edit on 24-1-2007 by jwater88]
Originally posted by Will To Power
I've had a strange conscious dream experience that has left a lasting impression. I'm not sure if I can adequetely describe it, but it involved two false awakenings:
I woke up (false awakening #1) to find myself in a bed on the second story of a house and was being called downstairs by my family to eat breakfast, and this was as real as anything I've ever experienced in waking life. The freaky part was, it felt so normal and mundane, yet I was a young female! (I'm male in waking life and have never lived in a two story house)
I then fell asleep on that bed and woke up (false awakening #2) again somewhere else but quickly realized that I was actually still asleep. A bit confused, I concentrated on my physical body and immediately felt like I was floating up from the bottom of a deep pool of water. When this surfacing feeling ended, I was back in my physical body, but for a short time could actually see through my closed eyes to the ceiling, which was slowly rotating.
It is the only time I can remember having a false awakening and I was as conscious during it that I am now typing this. I have often wondered if I was seeing another life that I had lived, or will live, or am living concurently.
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That would be your immediate surroundings, I am speaking more of a little broader than that. Can you think of anything around you in this room that is out of the ordinary, say funny-looking furnature or futuristic table-top gadgets? How old are you now? That alone could be a clue as to when/where this dream might take place.
Originally posted by Dock6
When I wake up after one of these dreams, it's quite a tug, having to leave 'that world' behind and accept I'm back in 'this' world. Not that anything particularly momentous occurs in the dream-location. It looks virtually the same as 'this' world. The people in the other place look and behave like people in this world. The other place is well-ordered and logical. There's none of the usual 'mixed-upness' that occurs in ordinary dreams. Basically, I go somewhere else occasionally when I'm asleep and when I wake up, I KNOW I've been to someplace that DOES exist, be it a parallel reality or other dimension or whatever.
I REALLY like being in the other-place, although when I'm there, it feels just ordinary and natural. It's only after I wake up that I suffer a sense of loss.
Originally posted by InSpiteOf
It was my actions that i could manipulate. I could essentially redo a scence in a dream 2 or more times untill the outcome went moreorless my way. i should also point out that many if not all lucid dreams ive had started out as nightmares.
Originally posted by sky1
Amazing! My husband does the exact same thing. he also said he knows if he is dreaming or not by attempting to turn on a light switch, if it doesn't turn on, he's in a dream. He's gotten up numerous times in the middle of the night, flicking switches, only to ask me if I were real. When he is satisfied that he is in fact in 'reality' he falls back to sleep.
[edit on 24-1-2007 by sky1]