From: lallous@lgwm.org   
      
   Hello Corey,   
      
   Welcome to the group.   
      
   1. What biofeedback instruments are you using?   
   2. can you afford spending the whole day asleep?   
      
   Regards,   
   Elias   
   "Corey White"  wrote in message   
   news:Xns971BCA01F3CE6CoreyWhite@216.168.3.44...   
   > Hi, I want to introduce myself to the group, my name is Corey White and   
   > I intend to make myself home here on the alt.dreams.lucid newsgroup.   
   >   
   > I am deciding to only post to the alt.dreams.lucid newsgroup from now   
   > on, because it is a nice quiet place where I can discuss my dreams.  I   
   > have some amazing dreams, and I am going to start a dream journal here   
   > on this group.   
   >   
   > I lucid dream by using biofeedback instruments that are hooked up to   
   > light and sound machines while I am dreaming.  They work great, but I am   
   > trying to log more hours asleep.  My hope is I can spend all day asleep   
   > eventually.   
   >   
   > I am working on this by setting my bedtime earlier and earlier every   
   > night, and doing exercises to help me relax and fall asleep.  Today I   
   > had a nap to be remembered...   
   >   
   > I dreamed that dear were coming out of the nature preserve where I live,   
   > and making their way into the village.  I walked past a family of them   
   > on my way downtown, and when I made it to the coffee shop I met a buck.   
   > He was standing outside and began to run away from me, but I said his   
   > name and he stopped to look at me.   
   >   
   > That is when the dream started to become vague, but it seemed he spoke   
   > to me and told me that the dear in the preserve had a civilization of   
   > their own.  During the winter time was rough for them and they looked   
   > for food out of the forest.  They also had to worry about hunters,   
   > because it was also hunting season.   
   >   
   > He said that dear knew more than humans did, but because our two species   
   > were competing to survive dear didn't often share this with us.  Dear   
   > could understand our language, and had a language of their own.  He said   
   > that their religion was what kept them alive through the winter, while a   
   > human without his tools would die in the forest.   
   >   
   > I woke up, and saw two dear when I went out for some coffee today. :D   
      
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