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originally posted by: InTheLight
a reply to: zQuaesitor
Welcome and I hope you find the answers you are looking for...just for curiosity sake...do you have any physical evidence, such as scoop marks, bumps that can't be explained via ultrasound, etc. (implants?) etc.?
originally posted by: Meldionne1
Can you give us an sample?
originally posted by: zQuaesitor
originally posted by: InTheLight
a reply to: zQuaesitor
Welcome and I hope you find the answers you are looking for...just for curiosity sake...do you have any physical evidence, such as scoop marks, bumps that can't be explained via ultrasound, etc. (implants?) etc.?
I have had several experiences where unexplained marks have turned up on my body after I had weird "dreams". I have been a student of Lucid Dreaming for about 3 years now, so I have been exposed to some of what the Dream World is like. I am by no means a master, nor do I claim that I can reliably confirm with 100% accuracy what is and is not a dream. However, these other "dreams" differ markedly from a typical dreamlike experience, and the accompaniment of physical changes that did not exist the night before certainly raises some baffling questions.
I would like to make several threads regarding these and other experiences once I reach 5 posts. I will go into much more detail there.
Thanks to all for your replies and interest.
originally posted by: seentoomuch
a reply to: zQuaesitor
Hi ZQ,
Welcome to ATS!
I'm looking forward to reading about your experiences. Once you post I think it's twenty posts in any thread including this one and then you can start a thread in any forum. Here's the forum that experiencers post in due to the no proof requirement, The Gray Area. We fought long and hard to have it created. If you post in the Aliens & Ufo forum the proof only members will ruin your thread. So here's a link:
The Gray Area
See ya on the boards,
STM
originally posted by: InTheLight
originally posted by: zQuaesitor
originally posted by: InTheLight
a reply to: zQuaesitor
Welcome and I hope you find the answers you are looking for...just for curiosity sake...do you have any physical evidence, such as scoop marks, bumps that can't be explained via ultrasound, etc. (implants?) etc.?
I have had several experiences where unexplained marks have turned up on my body after I had weird "dreams". I have been a student of Lucid Dreaming for about 3 years now, so I have been exposed to some of what the Dream World is like. I am by no means a master, nor do I claim that I can reliably confirm with 100% accuracy what is and is not a dream. However, these other "dreams" differ markedly from a typical dreamlike experience, and the accompaniment of physical changes that did not exist the night before certainly raises some baffling questions.
I would like to make several threads regarding these and other experiences once I reach 5 posts. I will go into much more detail there.
Thanks to all for your replies and interest.
It makes one wonder if the lucid dreams are really forgotten memories trying to surface as I too find dreams, visions, lucid dreams all have different 'feels' to them and it can be difficult to figure it out with, as you say, missing puzzle pieces.
originally posted by: InTheLight
a reply to: zQuaesitor
Not so much now, but my abductee/contact experiences were when I was in a waking state, with only select memories being allowed? to surface, such as my understanding the underlying reason and my agreement to allow continuing contact. So, you see, any other repressed memories can remain so because, to me, the most important question was already answered, that being Why. Now my visions, lucid dreams and psychic episodes relate to the meaning of my existence here and now and, again, to find answers to the Whys'.
originally posted by: InTheLight
a reply to: zQuaesitor
Well, if you can differentiate between these thoughts within lucid dreams as being actual experiences coming through as memories as compared to something else (such as vivid childhood imagination, a dream to fill a mental/emotional need or desire, etc.), then there is your start. But, if you have no history or hint of mental illness then you will know what is reality and what is not.
originally posted by: InTheLight
a reply to: zQuaesitor
Well, if you can differentiate between these thoughts within lucid dreams as being actual experiences coming through as memories as compared to something else (such as vivid childhood imagination, a dream to fill a mental/emotional need or desire, etc.), then there is your start.