From: Suntop@Wizards.inc   
      
   On 31 Jul 2005 08:24:42 -0700, "transcendental" ,   
   wrote in msg:   
   <1122823482.496322.157950@g44g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>:   
      
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   >Normally when you are dreaming, you accept the dream   
   >as if it is real. How many times have you thought how   
   >"realistic" your dream was?   
      
   define realistic =)   
      
   >   
   >Lucid dreaming is where you become aware that it is a   
   >dream and sometimes you can interact with   
   >the dream or even cause things to happen.   
      
   I have done this indeed...   
   I even visited someone else's dream when I was a kid...   
   not 100% sure how I did it tho, would be nice to actually do it again some   
   time :oD   
      
   anyway ..what do you call those dreams that seems so much more real than any   
   other   
   dreams you ever had, and then later turns out to actually happen in real life?   
      
   I have had many of those too, both short termed ones,   
   (aka it happened within 1-2 weeks..sometimes as long time as a month or   
   two...but never more)   
      
   and long termed ones, wich took everything from 6 months or a year to 10 or   
   more years..   
      
   (BTW: also happened while daydreaming ..wich in a way is dreams too..right?)   
      
      
      
      
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