From: QWE123546789@yahoo.co.uk   
      
   "Cyclotron"  wrote in   
   news:1131035512.632628.81730@g43g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:   
      
   > Hello!   
   >   
   > Reading my dream diary so that I could classify them in the way the   
   > lucidity institute recommends I've found that most of my dreams have   
   > extraordinary backgrounds or subplots that are very removed from   
   > reality. The problem is I seem to have an amazing acceptance factor   
   > when it comes to weirdness happening around me because none of it ever   
   > prompts me to think "hey thats a bit weird, maybe I'm dreaming". Its   
   > quite frustrating, any advice?   
   >   
   > C   
   >   
   >   
      
   Hi,   
      
   One of my latest dreams had an enviroment that was far away from reality so   
   I immediately knew i was dreaming. A bridge was looking very science   
   fiction like, as well as the surroundings, like i was in a blue and green   
   globe. I think that this is because I played a Tombraider a few weeks ago.   
      
   And I think that I know that I am dreaming because at the same time there's   
   some consciousness that is telling me I am laying in my bed and my physical   
   body is not moving, while my dream body is. It's more like being aware than   
   thinking that your dreaming.   
      
   Maybe you watch science fiction series or play videogames and if you stop   
   doing that your surroundings could change into realistic ones.   
      
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