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- From: cthomas@npal.rn.com
- Newsgroups: alt.dreams
- Subject: Re: Convincing characters you're dreaming.
- Message-ID: <1992Dec20.191128.21316@npal.rn.com>
- Date: 20 Dec 92 19:11:28 EDT
- References: <gj156879.724633034@cunews>
- Organization: PalNet -- Indianapolis, Indiana
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- In article <gj156879.724633034@cunews>, gj156879@alfred.carleton.ca ( gj student 156879) writes:
- > Recently while lucid, a friend of mine in the dream said "This isn't a
- > dream!" I was annoyed. It was too a dream. I grabbed the end of his
- > nose and stretched it out about a foot, as if it were rubber, and then
- > it snapped back into place.
- >
- > "Ok, it's a dream," my friend admits.
- >
- > Guess I told him.
- >
- > Nik
-
- I to had a dream that was similar to this. I was talking to a girl and
- trying to convince her that this was a dream. To prove my point I put my
- hand through a wall. She tried it but it was solid for her. I told
- her that this was because she was a dream character. Since she was
- part of the dream then everything in it was as real to her as my 'real'
- world is for me.
- The interesting thing though is that I tried to further prove my
- point by putting my hand through her, however she was perfectly solid to me
- and even though I was lucid dreaming I could not will her to not be solid.
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- CHUCKBILL
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