six-five-two wrote:Uhh I don't know what lucid dreams are.. Could someone fill me in?
Essentially, it's dreaming in a state where you're not all the way asleep, yet not awake either. Like, dreaming but being aware of it at the same time. You have the ability to control these dreams with practice. I don't have them as often as I use to so I am not that good at controlling them. However, I have found out that the best time to have them, and I swear this works EVERY TIME for me. Just wake up normally in the morning. Wait about an hour. Go watch tv, eat some breakfast or something. Then, go back to sleep! Now, your mind is not as exhausted at it was when you went to bed the previous night, so you have more control over your mind.
When I was a kid, I use to have these dreams that I would refer to as "buzzy dreams", due to the loud and insanely scary rumbling sound throughout them. They seemed no different from other dreams, aside from the obvious buzzing noise. This buzzing sounds almost the same as that rumbling you get in your ears when yawning... only FAR more menacing and evil!
As time went on, the buzzing turned into a tickling sensation in my side! A very real tickling sensation that would often wake me up, and I could still feel it afterward! I've found that hearing sound strictly through my right ear, at times, causes this exact same sensation. Must be some sort of nerve related issue.
Has anybody else ever had experiences like that?