What's The Difference Between Lucid Dreams & Premonitions Dreams?
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A lucid dream is one where the dreamer is aware that he/she is dreaming. An advanced lucid dreamer has the ability to direct and control the outcome of the dream. For instance, one I realize that I'm in a dream, I will myself to do things like fly, walk through walls etc.\n\nA premonition dream would be one where the dreamer has dreamt of something that will take place sometime in the future
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well society calls it deja vu usually. if you have drems about things that havn't happened yet then they happen, it's called premanition. usually you just think of it as a dream even if it's realistic so you forget about it until it happens days, weeks or even years after the dream occured. there isn't really an explanation to these kinds of things. it's something that the tv show unsolved mysteries needs to look into
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When we dream we release suppressed pictures or thoughts which for some reason we could not release when we are awake. These pictures or thoughts are suppressed in our subconscious mind.If a person is logical what is suppressed make more of a logical event which we call a dream.If he is not logical he still dreams but the dream will be sort of awkward.
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90% more likely do we forget our dreams. it's the domain of the subconscious. try dreams central, its a website on dreams and its meaning.
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Dreams are how your subconscious mind works out issues.  They don't necessarily have to mean anything, it's just your mind's way of playing out scenarios you would never think of performing.  Don't sweat it...if you're happy with your new beaux, enjoy it.  And enjoy the dreams as well...heck, have a grand old time with both of them IN THE DREAM WORLD ONLY!
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Psychics regularly receive insight and guidance through their lucid dreams.\n\nFollow my free - how to lucid dream - course and you will soon adventure into your own psychic zone.
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you cannot really control dreams, if you are dreaming then your brain is working, you are not resting properly. if you dont remember your dreams chances are you didnt have one and you rested well.  dreams are said to mean things, i am not sure about this, but they come from your subconsious
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It is interesting that there are so many different answers to this question. In fact, they are all right...or all wrong.  Even the most cutting-edge research into dreams has turned-up very contradictory answers. Some scientists support the notion that a dream is an artifact of random brain activity, but anyone who has had a dream about an upcoming test or a person who they think is attractive, knows that there is something very non-random about dreams.    Generally, researches separate material that clearly comes from the day versus stuff that seems to be generated from a deeper level - these two categories are called "day residue" and "dream work."  The bottom line: We still don't know what dreams are!
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Lucid dreams and controling the dreams in your mind are different things. In both, you can control the dream, but a lucid dream is going on outside of you.\n\nDream control is a learned thing: I'm willing to bet you had nightmares as a child, and through imposing your own will, you learned how to make certain situations stop or change.\n\nI've done this since I was 4; my dad told me how so I could get rid of my reoccuring nightmare.  Been doing it ever since.\n\nI've had many lucid dreams as well - they are indeed different.
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I just recently became extremely interested in lucid dreaming.  I actually just spent the last 2 hours reading about it.  All I've been doing is just going to Yahoo and searching for Lucid Dreaming.  The top search results are more than adequate and will definately help you out.  Here are a few sites that I've bookmarked and refer back to quite often...\n\nhttp://www.dreams.ca\n\nhttp://www.sleeps.com/dreams.html\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucid_dreams#Waking_induction_of_lucid_dreaming\n\nhttp://www.lucidity.com/\n\nThis one is extremely helpful.  It's what I just spent the last two hours going reading through and taking notes.\nhttp://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Lucid_Dreaming  \n\nPretty much everything that I have read about achieving lucidity revolves around two things; dream recall and realizing that you're dreaming.   you have to be able to remember your dreams so when you actual do have a lucid dream, you remember it and you have to actually realize that you're dreaming while you're dreaming to become lucid.  I'm still struggling with the dream recall part. Some nights I remember a couple of dreams, others I remember none.  My recall has improved dramatically compared to before I started this whole mess.  \n\nI hope this is somewhat helpful.  I could get into the specifics of achieving lucidity but you can just go to the sites I provided and read it yourself from people who have actually accomplished having a lucid dream.  \n\nGood Luck
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Dreaming is REM sleep cycle.  It is a process when your brain is active and body isn't.  So you basically have no control over body at that time.  Now the question here is nothing but superstition.  Most of the time the dreams are about what you think during day time and if you keep repeating with some intention.  Dreams usually are related to that.  Nightmares are different and quite prevalent in kids.  But adult dreams are more often purposeful.  Like lotto or career or love oriented.
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dreams are very mysterious... Sometimes dreams can be prophetic and predict the future. I think dreams can be very healthy they help your subconscience sort things out.
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Because they are something you fear will happen..or is your conscience trying to tell you something. Dreams are issues you have that have not resolved or things you worry about, or fantasize about but don't have the guts to face or do in real life.
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Dreams are you subconcious mind "playing" while you sleep. You dream about what is troubling you, you dream about things that you have seen or heard, you dream about what it is that you want or need in life, and dreams seem to be a bit off or goofy, BUT they can help you and answer your questions . THink about dreams that you have had, write them down if you can remember them,what did you see, how did you feel, who was in the dream. And then write down everything that goes on in your life, your needs, your desires, your goals and those dreams will start making sense and MAYBE they have answered your questions.
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I believe that dreams serve multiple purposes. The greatest being a doorway to other realms. I don't mean that in a hoaky / spacy way. I mean that as ,quite lterally, being in touch with spirits that may visit you while you're sleeping because of your receptiveness during sleep. I mean that as your own ability to tap into the deeper parts of yourself that already have answers stored there for your withdrawal, most people simply don't believe there is a place within themselves that can provide truth beyond what they understand in reality. If you wrap your head around that notion... these answers become available to you. Whether that be through futuristic prophecies, understanding your souls past, or understanding who you are today and why. I think life is all about understanding yourself and re-membering with your past. Dreams are a large part of how this happens. There is a difference between a spiritual dream and your mind taking out the days trash..though I suspect you can probably dechipher between the two. To answer your question simply... dreams serve all of the purposes you mentioned. Your job is to sort out what types of dreams you're having and interpret them appropriately. A dream log would do you wonders, write in it as soon as you wake up. There will be times when you think you didn't have a dream but if you lay in bed for a few minutes usually something will come to you. It takes time to train your mind  to remember these first words as soon as you wake - "What was I dreaming?" \nHope this answers your question!
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Lucid dreaming is the conscious perception of one's state while dreaming, resulting in a much clearer ("lucid") experience and usually enabling direct control over the content of the dream. The complete experience from start to finish is called a lucid dream. Stephen LaBerge, a popular author and experimenter on the subject, has defined it as "dreaming while knowing that you are dreaming." \n\nThere are many unanswered questions about lucid dreaming, and about dreaming itself. LaBerge and his associates have called people who purposely explore the possibilities of lucid dreaming oneironauts (literally from the Greek meaning "dream explorers"). The topic attracts the attention of a diverse and eclectic group, namely psychologists, self-help authors, New Age groups, mystics, occultists, and artists. This list is by no means exhaustive nor does interest in lucid dreaming apply necessarily to each group. Clear and consistent knowledge about lucid dreaming is difficult to find amongst the many interpretations of the experience, especially considering its highly subjective nature. It may be classified as a protoscience, pending an increase in scientific knowledge about the subject. Researchers such as Allan Hobson with his neurophysiological approach to dreaming have helped to push the understanding of lucid dreaming into a less speculative realm.\n\nLucid dreamers regularly describe their dreams as exciting, colourful, and fantastic. Many compare it to a spiritual experience and say that it changed their lives or their perception of the world. Some have even reported lucid dreams that take on a hyperreality, seemingly "more real than real", where all the elements of reality are amplified. Lucid dreams are prodigiously more memorable than other kinds of dreaming, even nightmares, which may be why they are often prescribed as a means of ridding one's self of troubling dreams.\n\nThere is a substantial cottage industry based around the technique of lucid dreaming, with an array of induction devices (usually based around flickering light arrays) commercially available to allegedly allow induction of lucid dreams. Their proponents also sometimes claim that these devices help achieve a higher level of spiritual consciousness, and associate it with other New Age concepts such as astral travel or dream sharing. Some proponents of the technique claim they can use symbolic methods to research, program, and modify their nervous system itself. Memory management, creative solution generation, accelerated healing, autoinduced priapism, and ecstatic envelopment of one's body are among the various claimed techniques[citation needed]. Regardless of these claims' validity, lucid dreaming as a scientifically verified phenomenon is well-established.
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Dreams. Its a word to be understood properly. Dreams are generated from us, it uses the information which we have some where deep in our minds, it uses all that what we know and make a new kind of event in our unconcious mind.\nSign and Signals are alwyas floting around us, and they are not send by any divine power, as the power is right inside our own self. To understand the sign and act on it depends on how we manage to understand our own self our own power.\nEvery living being is connected with an invisible network and communication between each other is always happening, its our recevier which is capable to filter the signals or no.\nTHIS IS JUST 1% OF WHAT I WOULD LIKE TO SAY... WOULD LIKE TO SHARE MORE IF IT INTRESTS ANYBODY...