Dreams

[Lewis]

5 studies: The longer you sleep, the weirder your dreams

http://www.cnn.com/2014/09/19/health/five-medical-studies/index.html?hpt=he_c2

Scientists say a particular time of night may affect how crazy your dreams are

 

[evenifigoalone]

So I guess whenever I have super strange dreams I must have slept well.

 

[tim-from-pa]

Every once in awhile I have lucid dreams and can control them. My dreams are both weird and pleasant. The pleasant, controlled dreams often involve flying from the lower atmosphere anywhere to outer space. I once visited Jupiter in such a dream -- you don't want to be there! Extremely turbulent and lightning.

Another thing is waking up at the "devil's hour" (I was born the same time "The Conjuring" movie clocks would freeze -- at 3:07AM). Naturalists claim that can be liver related. I used to drink more alcohol but suddenly and easily quit it awhile back except a few beers or wine now and then (no more hard liquor), but still wake up then. Maybe it's just on my mind. But I'm not frightened of this or bad dreams. It's sort of like I need to dream that way.

 

[evenifigoalone]

I'd like to have a lucid dream, but there was only one time I can ever recall being aware that I was dreaming. I was like "Wow, I've got to tell my family about this after I wake up!" Then I woke up and remembered nothing about the dream other than that.