Re: Sleep, perchance to dream

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My favourite are my flying dreams. They are my most cognizant, when I

am most aware that I am dreaming and able to make subtle changes in

them. I have them almost nightly. I was on a dream list in a

while back, and was awarded the most " frequent flyer miles " .

Ever have the " serial " dreams? Where you dream a little dream (of me?),

wake up, go back to sleep and start the dream where you left off, wake

up, go back to sleep and start it again, and so on?

I call myself a Dreamer, because I have been recording my dreams since

childhood. I have a method of remembering dreams when I first awake,

and record them in a notebook I keep next to the bed. Every morning, I

record my dreams in my dream journal I keep on my computer. I like to

compare the nights dreams to the previous days regular entries.

I have three sections in my journal. Daily stuff, dreams, and the Black

Book. The BB is a log I keep of world and local events/happenings/misc

stuff and my interpretation of their cause and potential effect, and

what we may need to do to prepare for the inevitible.

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> Oh yes, and dreams! Wonderful vivid, full color, dreams. I can

manipulate my dreams even. Love dreaming. Some nights I can hardly

wait to go to sleep just because I had such great dreams the night

before!

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> Shari

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[Guest guest]

I've had dreams that I didn't want to come out of, so half asleep I

try to stay where I am. Sometimes it works. I don't know if dream

goes the same way it would have had I been fully asleep but probably

not. Probably being semi awake changes it somewhat.

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> My favourite are my flying dreams. They are my most cognizant, when

I

> am most aware that I am dreaming and able to make subtle changes in