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    False awakenings - not helpful!

    Tonight I had a continuous multi-hour dream and was aware of it while it was happening. Not like "I'm lucid and this is a dream" but kind of like "I'm dreaming and want to write it down." I decided at several times that I need to wake up and write it down, and the first time I tried I noticed it didn't happen at all, but I at first thought I succeeded.

    I realised I distrusted that feeling, so I actually tried to make myself wake up and thought I succeeded and I remember writing something down. But I remember feeling hazy and not like I was really awake at all. In fact, I had at least two false awakenings during the dream only to wake up and find I had not written down anything at all!

    The dream threw off my sense of time, totally. I had woken at midnight from a late evening nap, and went back to bed an hour later, maybe. When I woke I felt like I had dreamed for so long, it must 11:45am, but it turned out to be 8:45am. I really felt like I had dreamed for hours and hours...

    Oliver

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    Re: False awakenings - not helpful!

    Don't you feel tired now? That has happened to me a few times, and I'm exhausted the rest of the day.
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    Re: False awakenings - not helpful!

    Well, only because of the hot weather, but I know what you mean. Usually it is exhausting when something similar happens, but this time not.

    My sleep rhythm was totally different last night. I slept from 8pm till midnight, was up for a while and then went back to bed. Maybe I just had enough sleep before that.

    I actually feel best in the morning when my sleep was light. I also recall more dreams.

    Cheers,
    Oliver

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