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Topic: Been feeling suddenly so tired I've had to lay down during the day for a nap....
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Gabby Moderator Posts: 7084 From: Registered: Sep 2012
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posted August 07, 2015 12:51 PM
Then when I lay down I quickly go into a deep sleep and have a dream that is so real it wakes me up...I feel these are premonition dreams. Whenever I have those kinds of dreams they are very real dreams with urgent messages of things about to happen. What's odd though and new, is now I seem to be being forced into a sleep that allows these dreams to come to me during the day. Any thoughts on why this is starting to happen? Why not at night? IP: Logged |
PixieJane Moderator Posts: 6753 From: CA Registered: Oct 2010
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posted August 07, 2015 03:29 PM
I know a handful of people with some form of narcolepsy and have had disturbing signs that I might be developing my own version of it so I've come across some info that may be relevant as to why you suddenly need to sleep and why dreams then tend to be different from regular dreams.In the cases where someone is forced to sleep (even just dropping) their brain swells up which is what normally happens in REM sleep. Though what's actually going on is a mystery the general thought is that the brain is expelling some wastes during REM sleep because normally this can't happen as the brain is too important and too well protected during wakefulness and will thus only "loosen the barriers" that allow waste removal during certain times of the sleep cycle which causes the brain to swell (IIRC) and when the brain does that while awake it will typically force the person to take a nap (in extreme cases they can actually pass out). However, dreams will often start right away which makes them easier to remember and seem much more vivid, and at the same time certain parts of the brain haven't had enough time to fall asleep so that there's usually more ability to "think rationally" (even if the dream itself is strange, plus being so tired at the same time does hamper the ability to think as logically as one otherwise could) which also contributes to why they can be remembered better. And because of all of this the dreams can seem more urgent or important than they are. But now assuming that there really is something paranormal about your dreams...if something wanted to get through and could induce that condition then it makes sense to me that they would. Also, a lot of strange and intense psychic phenomenon is associated with brain injury. A powerful psychic I know was first "triggered" after an electrocution and then while enduring a concussion he had the most amazing waking visions that turned out psychic, it was the stuff that they'd make TV shows and movies about given how vivid they were and what a difference they made to him and others. As he recovered from the concussion the waking visions went away but he's always retained a certain level of psychic ability that by itself is astounding to me (and I'm not easily convinced of such things).
And heck, I was once reading minds while on shrooms (which altered my brain chemistry) though I recall them as talking out loud they all swore I was replying to their thoughts which they found very annoying, and one of those people ran from me who was completely sober and spread that I had a demon inside me that allowed me to read minds. So if common brain injuries and even chemical alterations can cause intense experiences like that then why not the brain swelling up in a narcoleptic episode? IP: Logged |
PixieJane Moderator Posts: 6753 From: CA Registered: Oct 2010
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posted August 07, 2015 03:51 PM
I'm thinking of sharing a possibly narcoleptic dream I had not that long ago which was incredibly intense, vivid, and detailed. But it's both the intensity (including possible reasons "why" I had the dream--though if I actually saw an alternate parallel Earth that would be even more intense and disturbing) and details (long which means it would take some time to share and to be read) that I'm hesitant. I'll have to think about it. Mainly, most people I've already shared the dream with were distressed about my best friend I used to have and that makes me hesitant, I'd rather share to fascinate and intrigue than to upset people by being "too intense" again. IP: Logged |
GeminiKarat Moderator Posts: 1213 From: Austria Registered: Jun 2014
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posted August 08, 2015 09:56 AM
In my personal life I needed those naps in my personal transformative process. It was always on the same time. As I completed this process I only sleep when I am tired .IP: Logged |
GeminiKarat Moderator Posts: 1213 From: Austria Registered: Jun 2014
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posted August 08, 2015 10:02 AM
quote: @Originally posted by PixieJane:
In my personal opinion everybody has the right to post a dream. I can only try to find a meaning and post it as my opinion. The final connection is up to you. IP: Logged |
Gabby Moderator Posts: 7084 From: Registered: Sep 2012
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posted August 08, 2015 11:23 AM
@PJ Fascinating! I've never heard about anything you said before! I get migraines regularly but I don't have any known brain injuries. I've had migraines since I was a child. Ive had to take afternoon naps all my life at times, and I've always had strange vivid dreams during these naps. Many times they have major meaning in my life but also sometimes I don't get what the dream means. Please share your story ill try not to let it bother me and keep an intellectual stance as I read.
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Gabby Moderator Posts: 7084 From: Registered: Sep 2012
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posted August 08, 2015 11:26 AM
quote: Originally posted by GeminiKarat: In my personal life I needed those naps in my personal transformative process. It was always on the same time. As I completed this process I only sleep when I am tired .
12th house Moon, Pluto on AC...my life is a transformative process that never ends! Lol IP: Logged |
PixieJane Moderator Posts: 6753 From: CA Registered: Oct 2010
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posted August 08, 2015 08:34 PM
I explain my narcoleptic dreams including the recent one here: http://www.linda-goodman.com/ubb/Forum15/HTML/003758.html IP: Logged |