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Author: CoreyWhiteCoreyWhite Date: Dec 2, 2006 08:58
You didn't know this but you are always lucid in your dreams. It's
just that psychologists don't understand this because many people don't
remember their dreams. But I'm sure you did as a child. As a child I
used to have amazing dreams, vivid, and lucid. I would fly around
through the dream, fully consciouse. But I would never question if I
was dreaming or not, because if I did I would usually wake up a few
minuets later. But even when I didn't know I was dreaming, I would
still be lucid and have dreams that I still remember as an adult.
Very cool dreams.
I feel that once you realize you are lucid in all of your dreams then
you are a lucid dreamer. But you still need to learn to remember your
dreams! It's as if their is a veil between the dreaming world...
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Author: Anima RisingAnima Rising Date: Dec 2, 2006 17:24
Hi Corey,
I agree. I pretty much remember any dream I want to, and can even
remember a dream from when I was ~ 3 or 4 years old. I can remember
more than one dream in a single evening, and once I even had the
experience of 4 simultaneous dreams!!! Went to sleep at midnight and
woke up about 1:30 with specific knowledge on 4 different dreams that I
had at the very same time. It was a "teaching" about the nature of
parallel realities and how time is a construct of physicality - all the
dreams were fairly simple - the message was not in the dreams
themselves, but in having 4 of them at the same time. WOW!
Kathryn
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Author: CoreyWhiteCoreyWhite Date: Dec 2, 2006 19:43
Anima Rising wrote:
> Hi Corey,
>
> I agree. I pretty much remember any dream I want to, and can even
> remember a dream from when I was ~ 3 or 4 years old. I can remember
> more than one dream in a single evening, and once I even had the
> experience of 4 simultaneous dreams!!! Went to sleep at midnight and
> woke up about 1:30 with specific knowledge on 4 different dreams that I
> had at the very same time. It was a "teaching" about the nature of
> parallel realities and how time is a construct of physicality - all the
> dreams were fairly simple - the message was not in the dreams
> themselves, but in having 4 of them at the same time. WOW!
>
> Kathryn
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Author: CoreyWhiteCoreyWhite Date: Dec 2, 2006 21:13
Tom wrote:
>>
>> Carl Jung believed that a persons dreams were the key to their
>> psychology. And I also feel this way. I feel that thee viel between
>> dreaming and the waking world is naturally thin in healthy people and
>> happy children.
>
> It's even thinner in psychotics.
>
>> The main thing the pills I take help me with is sleeping,
>
> Then you're taking the wrong pills. Either that or you are completely wrong
> about what the pills are really doing. Probably both.
>
>> But I think I am ready to go
>> without them now, and don't feel they are healthy.
>
> You may be right about that, but I think you'll find that the consequences ...
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Author: CoreyWhiteCoreyWhite Date: Dec 3, 2006 05:43
Meltdarok wrote:
> Tom wrote, On 12/3/2006 2:26 AM:
>>>
>>> Sleeping pills like anti-histamines
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>> Antihistamines are not sleeping pills.
>>
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>
> Various over-the-counter sleeping pills are available in any pharmacy.
> These medications contain antihistamines, which induce drowsiness by
> working against the central nervous system chemical histamine. They're
> most effective for an occasional sleepless night. The more often you
> take them, the less effective they become.
>
> Diphenhydramine: (Sominex, Nytol)
> ...
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Author: CoreyWhiteCoreyWhite Date: Dec 3, 2006 10:27
Tom wrote:
>> Tom wrote, On 12/3/2006 2:26 AM:
>>>>
>>>> Sleeping pills like anti-histamines
>>>
>>> Antihistamines are not sleeping pills.
>>
>> Various over-the-counter sleeping pills are available in any pharmacy.
>> These medications contain antihistamines, which induce drowsiness by
>> working against the central nervous system chemical histamine. They're
>> most effective for an occasional sleepless night. The more often you take
>> them, the less effective they become.
>>
>> Diphenhydramine: (Sominex, Nytol)
>> Doxylamine: (Unisom)
> ...
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Author: CoreyWhiteCoreyWhite Date: Dec 3, 2006 14:04
Tom wrote:
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>> No I'm not taking any benzodiazapines. They make it really hard to
>> sleep. Just the opposite Tom.
>
> You're doing to opposite of taking benzodiazapines? Are you *giving*
> benzodiazapines?
>
>> And they don't seem to help with the
>> side effects either.
>
> Well, they certainly aren't helping if you're not taking them.
>
>> Nothing short of a muscle relaxor would do that,
>> and they won't prescribe me any.
>
> So what are "they" prescribing you? ...
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Author: MelkorMelkor Date: Dec 3, 2006 17:57
On 3 Dec 2006 10:27:52 -0800, "CoreyWhite" gmail.com>
wrote:
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>Tom wrote:
>>> Tom wrote, On 12/3/2006 2:26 AM:
>>>> "CoreyWhite"
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Date: Dec 3, 2006 20:24
CoreyWhite wrote:
> I feel that once you realize you are lucid in all of your dreams then
> you are a lucid dreamer. But you still need to learn to remember your
> dreams!
***** SNIP *****
> It isn't going to be any fun if you are thinking
> about waking up the whole time. Because then your dream will be over.
***** SNIP *****
> Instead when you go to sleep. Don't take with you across the veil, the
> idea that the dreaming world isn't real. Don't take with you the idea
> that you will "Wake Up" inside of your dreams. Go into it with an open
> mind and realize that you will already be lucid. And all you have to
> do is remember, and focus at night on having good pleasent, vivid
> dreams.
Pretty interesting ideas in this post. Thanks for sharing.
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Author: O'HushO'Hush Date: Dec 4, 2006 15:58
Tom wrote:
> "O'Hush" triad.rr.com> wrote in message
> news:bxEch.55599$39.2895@southeast.rr.com...>> Tom wrote:
>>>
>>> Given Corey's self-reported history of being treated with antipsychotic
>>> drugs, it is highly unlikely that the "sleeping pills" he's talking about
>>> are OTC sleep aids. More likely he's talking about benzodiazapines,
>>> which are widely prescribed along with anti-psychotic medications as they
>>> reduce some of the extrapyramidal side-effects of those drugs. These are
>>> not antihistamines.
>>
>> Is Corey's mental illness annoying you?
>
> No.
>
>> Poor baby. You really need a hobby.
>
> This *is* my hobby.
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