Tell Me Something

Telling you something...

I had a lucid dream the night before. It was night in the dream. I went up the stairs in a daze and came to the roof of my house.

Then, something terrible happened. In the dream, the moonlight was very bright at night. I was in a state similar to being drunk. I was familiar with the state of being drunk. My consciousness was dazed and I needed to concentrate on seeing and thinking to regain some consciousness.

What made me regain some consciousness was that the moonlight illuminated my backyard. I looked down from the upstairs and saw that the backyard was illuminated by the moonlight. At that time, I was standing by the railing and could see the bright backyard under the railing very clearly.

At that moment, my consciousness became clearer, as if I had sobered up. I looked up and looked around and found that I was on the floor. The backyard was surrounded by rice fields and under the eaves of the backyard. It was not illuminated by the bright moonlight. Only there was darkness.

Then, my first reaction was to take out my mobile phone and turn on the mobile phone flashlight. I turned on the mobile phone flashlight with one hand countless times. I tried it many times on the rooftop, but the flashlight did not turn on.

At this time, I finally realized that I was dreaming...

I have a psychological hint to myself. If I repeat doing something very simple and find that I fail after trying several times, I will tell myself that I am dreaming. This is a dream, not reality.

But the moonlight and environment at that time were too real, and they fascinated my consciousness. I didn't know I was dreaming until the flashlight on my mobile phone could not be turned on.

But the more terrifying thing came. I knew I was dreaming in my dream, but I couldn't wake up. At that time, my consciousness was about to fall into a state of confusion. I didn't know what to do.

In the end, I still had a little consciousness. I remember that I fell backwards, my calves were a little bent, just like lying on the sofa, my feet could touch the ground, and my head was cushioned with a pillow. I kept this posture and floated on the ground.

Then, I floated away, or maybe I was dragged away. I only remember moving backwards, and I don't remember if I was dragged away.

But the floor of my house is not wide. From where I fell, it was only four or five meters to the railing. If I was dragged over, I would fall off the building.

Then...there was nothing else, because I was dragged about one or two meters and then I woke up.

After waking up, I recalled the experience just now. I thought I was sleepwalking, but I found myself still lying in bed, but people who sleepwalk will return to bed to sleep.

It was really fucking scary. It felt more thrilling than a horror movie. It was so real, even more real than my previous lucid dream.

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I had a lucid dream before, which was tying shoelaces to work, that is, getting up to work to tie shoelaces.

Then, I couldn’t tie my shoelaces, and I realized that I was dreaming. The alarm clock happened to wake me up, and I realized that I was still lying in bed. The work just now was just the work in the lucid dream.

I had a guess that when I went to work every morning, my subconscious mind was defaulting to go to work at this time in the morning, and then the subconscious mind woke up to go to work, but the body was still sleeping.

And I guess the dream constructed by the subconscious mind is too small. If I go out, I will be exposed, so I got stuck at the step of tying shoelaces.

I guess the subconscious mind can’t simulate the big world outside, and there are so many pedestrians. The brain is not yet able to handle such a complex scene.

It has to be so real that it can deceive the subconscious mind, which is too difficult for the brain. I still remember the dream at that time.

There was only a rental house and a bathroom, and I was the only person, so there may be two reasons for waking up.

Either it is impossible to simulate the big world outside, and I was stuck at the step of tying shoelaces and couldn't go out.

Or even a simple thing like tying shoelaces, the brain can't simulate it, the brain is still not enough!

I have to say that consciousness is really amazing, but it's a pity that it is restricted by the body, hey...

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I wanted to post this lucid dream today, but I had another dream last night. This dream was between lucidity and confusion. I remember the characters that appeared very clearly, all of them were acquaintances at home.

After this dream, I also roughly guessed how many people the brain can simulate.

In last night's dream, I dreamed of eight people, eight people in one scene. Only three people could talk to me every time. When there was no conversation, the others didn't even have any expression. At most, I could maintain a conversation with three people. If it was more complicated, the brain couldn't handle it.

The content of this dream was also very simple. In fact, my mother came to urge me to get married. She said that my classmates all had partners, and she also urged me to find a partner.

How did I wake up?

Hey, because I was in a dream, looking at my mother's back as she left, I realized that she was gone, and then I woke up from the dream.

Hey, I dreamed that my mother urged me to get married...

Hey...