Hmm, this doesn't sound half bad. I hardly ever remember my dreams, and so controlling them means I have to remember them... riiiight?

its a subject I've long been interested in. I picked up some self hypnosis tapes and those helped me out too.

wrong... you can't control them outside of your dreaming period... you have to be aware of these dreams when they come out...

if you awake in the night, having a strange feeling about the moment - fear, sweat, nausea, excitment, etc... - it means your body was aware of the dream and you were disturbed by its content... if you can't remember your dream at this moment, you can at least try to understand your actual feeling about the night you're in...

the more you will exercise yourself to this, the more aware of the dreams you will be...

... am i a psy now?!

...cho maybe ;)

Lucid dreaming rules :)

Chris

Whaaa? The thought of being awake while sleeping is just...just...insane to me. I love sleeping, and I don't remember dreams either. What's the point of sleeping if your just awake..kinda?

Can you jump off a 100 storey building while awake and not splat on the ground?

If so, please dis-regard this :p

When dreaming you can do all kinds of things you can't do normally, so you can feel like Superman or Get the girl you want, in your dreams :)

Chris

Mhm, seems like my reality. ;) :D

Come on guys, back in the 60's we used to do this all the time (with a little help from the magic fairy, if you know what I mean). And we did it while we were awake. ;)

I can't do it now as I have Sleep Apnea (sp?) but I do miss those days of being young and stupid. Being here with all you youngsters makes me feel I'm still in the era sometimes. :p

You're freaking me out. :p

Sometimes I can 'feel' the dream but that still doesn't make me remember it.

Same thing, but you have control. ;)