I have found that I can dream whenever I want, as long as I am asleep, of course. All I have to do is put an extra blanket on me at night. The extra blanket makes me hot and I dream. I've noticed this phenomenon in the past, but this was the first time I experimented with it. I've dreamed the last 4 nights in a row. Sweet! kinda.
While it has been fun to wake up to some strange dreams, it is also exhausting. Often, something traumatic happens to a family member and I wake up disturbed, and of course, hot. Tonight, I'm not going to use the extra blanket so I can, hopefully, get a "good" night of rest. As you can guess, though, it's hard to get "good" rest with Kristen in the bed.
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I'm gonna have to try that! Can you also control your dreams while you're sleeping? Change them if they start going wrong, or if they are too unrealistic?
I have no control over my dreams, unless I slightly wake up. But if I wake up, my dream becomes more of a daydream and very much less interesting.
For instance, I had a dream that some giant machine had crushed Dad and Mom was sobbing about it. I called out to Dad as I carried Mom to safety, and he answered that he was OK. But then I woke up and I never got to find out what state Dad was really in! Argh! I tried to make up something about a metallic hip ball sticking out the side of his hip, return the sleep and continue the dream, but it just wasn't the same. What a let down!
P.S. Mom cries a lot in my dreams. Weird!
Corban tried my technique two nights ago by putting an extra blanket on him. I never found out if it worked for him. I'll have to check.
Corban said the extra blanket did not work for him. He said he did not even get hot.
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