Auditory signal in vivid dreams

Hjello,

So has anyone else had a very distinct auditory signal that wakes you up from vivid dreams? This signal has been reproduced but doesn't happen often, once in a blue moon so to speak, but only happens in very vivid, real like dreams. Also, in these dreams with the signal, they're very complex and I can remember them in great detail for a short time, which I'm usually unable to do.

The signal always sounds the same and always wakes me up from the dream. I say signal because that was my first thought of it when heard. I've checked with another in the room and it's not a phone or an alarm clock. There was no similar noises at the time I heard it. Again, I hear it in my deep sleep and this may sound redundant but I hear it in my ear. Almost like it's right at my ear.

I don't know what to compare it to. All I can say about the sound is it's something like a digital series of beeps that I recognize and it seems like it signals me to awaken from a deep, vivid dream. I don't have them every night, just every now and then.

I'm hoping someone else has had this or knows what I'm talking about to help me understand what this is. Thanks

reply to post by Gumerk


It's possibly the alarm clock going off? The digital beeps and all..... Maybe you turn it off before you fully wake up...
Just a thought......

Originally posted by webpirate
reply to post by Gumerk

 

It's possibly the alarm clock going off? The digital beeps and all..... Maybe you turn it off before you fully wake up...
Just a thought......

edit on 20-2-2012 by webpirate because: (no reason given)

Nah, I've checked with another in the room and there was no alarm clock, tv, digital device, or phone at the time. Also, this sound is unique and separate from any digital noise in my house.

I am 100% certain that someone is "sending" dreams out to the public to prep them for something big.
The technology is there and it is being used. I think I can distinguish real dreams and those artificially created. I cannot say how, but I know the difference by knowing an artificial dream. The break point (wake up call) is meant to keep the message intact since it is then passed into conscience thought. If the person dreaming stays asleep too long the message can be corrupted and lost.

I recommend 1 hour of "deprogramming" for anyone being affected. Meditation or guided relaxation for the specific purpose of quieting what is surely a restless mind. This sort of practice allows you to decipher the intended message and deconstruct it. The practice of dream invasion is less effective afterwards.
Please do. The message they want to send out is Armageddon. It's a lie. They need us to fulfill it. Resist.
It is artificial. Anyone dreaming about nukes and devastation, you are being programmed. Resist.

reply to post by Gumerk


Totally normal. They usually proceed out of body experiences. It's called exploding head syndrome, sounds bad, but it's not lol.

en.wikipedia.org...

reply to post by casenately


Damnit. Yes. Some the same variables-location, ppl, etc. are the same, and the scenario's mapping just isnt...mine. I dont have generic dreams. These are. I feel...violated, too, afterward.

Theyre usually alien invasion, which isnt something i care or think about. They also take brief pauses, allowing me to react, or make a choice. I think I even mentioned it aloud once in the dream, and everything glitched.

Finally, in nearly all of them, I am drafted into a war. My belief is that my reaction and actions are the focal point, as opposed to receiving conditioning. Who knows..Im putting my stock in God, and the return of His Son.

reply to post by threewhiteeyes


Under the umbrella term of psychokinesis, at least according to wiki, one of the ideas is creation of thought forms, and thought projection. Thought forms can kind of be seen as two dimensional beings unto themselves. In instances in the past, and at least those I have observed (I think) seem to corroborate this notion. At the same time, we're considering the possibility of many things, and even the less "Crazy" of them, say, fact of non-Earth high intelligent ET's, would be enough to make most go

As for dreams. That's a whole other thing. Our dream time and sleep awareness brings into mind things like astral projection, dream messengers, dream visitors, real visitors during sleep, our own projected selves viewed from third person, but as a different form. Many possibilities, many claim to know for sure, do they?

reply to post by MegasAlexandros


I was wondering about this....three times in the last three years,I've been woken by a huge bang,just as I was falling asleep.

It was a sound similar to one made by hitting an empty fifty-gallon drum with a baseball bat.

Curious.

Originally posted by Ericthedoubter
reply to post by MegasAlexandros

 

I was wondering about this....three times in the last three years,I've been woken by a huge bang,just as I was falling asleep.

It was a sound similar to one made by hitting an empty fifty-gallon drum with a baseball bat.

Curious.

Yeah, it's no big deal. It doesn't happen to everybody though. For me it's either a whisper, a single long beep tone, or a rumbling noise, but instead of waking up, I go into sleep paralysis first, then go either out of body or lucid.

reply to post by xacto


As a concept so foriegn to 'accepted doctrine', I doubt OBEs will ever establish a proverbial "ass groove" on the couches of mainstream science. Until the soul is given physical parameters, science is literally forced to dismiss it. Naturally, with the exception of metaphysics, the bastard stepchild of societal canon. Not the mathematical version, although Im sure you realized that ( a lot of readers might not).

Regarding thoughts as two dimensional, I love it! Ive never looked at it that way. Ive always said, that we perceive what is conceived, or conceive what is perceived, and in knowing we possess the flame of creation (made in His image, yeah?), our potential has sold itself short since history managed to define itself.

I started a thread lightly skimming this, and indulging the reader with my one of many astral expierences, titled,' maybe ignorance IS bliss'. Sunk like a metal canoe over the B. Triangle. Heh.

reply to post by MegasAlexandros


Yep, the myoclonic. I always backpedal at that point. I believe the body simulates death to kick out its astral counterpart.

Originally posted by threewhiteeyes
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As a concept so foriegn to 'accepted doctrine', I doubt OBEs will ever establish a proverbial "ass groove" on the couches of mainstream science. Until the soul is given physical parameters, science is literally forced to dismiss it. Naturally, with the exception of metaphysics, the bastard stepchild of societal canon. Not the mathematical version, although Im sure you realized that ( a lot of readers might not).

Regarding thoughts as two dimensional, I love it! Ive never looked at it that way. Ive always said, that we perceive what is conceived, or conceive what is perceived, and in knowing we possess the flame of creation (made in His image, yeah?), our potential has sold itself short since history managed to define itself.

I started a thread lightly skimming this, and indulging the reader with my one of many astral expierences, titled,' maybe ignorance IS bliss'. Sunk like a metal canoe over the B. Triangle. Heh.

Took the words from my mouth. As for your thread, i think the title immediately skewed people's sense of the thread content, what with the web site being "Deny Ignorance", the lower minds immediately embodied a "jaded" perception of sorts. Methinks anyway.

reply to post by xacto


Ha! Brilliant! That had occured to me as well. My subconcious defense was something along the lines of expecting the very same mentality to question my purpose in saying so, to see my point therein. After skimming across the words 'God', and 'holy', most likely dismissed it as bible junk, sadly enough.
Oh well. The astral encounter I wrote about remains just as epic to me, and will forever remain catalyst to the question I centered the thread aound. I could have limited the thread to the question alone.
Yes, I will re-post in a very short and simple format. Thank you for inspiring me to do so.:p

I think the only time I ever heard a mechanical sound that woke me up was some time last year. I was sleeping in a little cot sized bed since we were having work done on our master bedroom, so I was low to the ground. I was dreaming about nothing of particular interest or significance I can recall when a static noise and a voice coming from very near to me woke me up. I saw this flickering light and static like a tv picture going bad, full of "snow" and this man's voice saying "I'm breaking up, I'm breaking up" as this short (about a foot and a half tall) wavery image did just that, broke up and flickered out just a few inches away from my left hip. For some reason it just struck me funny and I burst out laughing. I shook my head and wondered "what the hell was that all about?" and went back to sleep. It was like a leprechaun had tried to beam into my room and failed. I did not at any time take it seriously. I've seen and experienced worse stuff than that in sleep disturbances.

I would assume it is all some sort of disturbance or hiccup in the brain chemistry since these things tend to happen when I went to sleep already overly tired and sleep deprived. Mid day naps are prone to this. It hardly ever happens when I've kept a normal sleep schedule. I've had the exploding head syndrome thing happen to me, too.

reply to post by Gumerk
I have heard weird signals and pulses while dreaming and i have also heard them while i'm semi-conscious and just about to fall asleep and when i'm just starting to wake up...

I'll be totally honest,i have seen flying saucers and Black triangles a couple of times through the years and once during one encounter,other people were with me and they saw it as well.Sometimes i think that these sounds i hear are transmission signals being sent to and from an implant that aliens may have placed inside my body sometime during my life...

But i also think that these sounds might have something to do with this...

I think that our dreams might be a downloading process taking place.Dreams are the fragmented memories of the simulated reality data that was down-loaded while semi-conscious...

Sometimes our dreams are clear and linear and sometimes they are broken,scrambled,blurred and disconnected,like scattered pieces of a puzzle.But i believe they are to ensure that we stay in harmony within this illusion we call reality when we awaken...

When we are conscious and awake our brains are de-coding stored information,virtual data that was previously down-loaded into them while we were asleep and we remember this down-loading procedure as our dreams and when we awaken,the pre-programmed data is what we perceive as reality...

Until once again we helplessly fall within the void sleep...

Or maybe these sounds have something to do with Exploding Head Syndrome > en.wikipedia.org...

They could be any or all of those things happening at different times for different reasons and they could also be something else thats still unknown,as well as those other things...