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Re: Lucid Dreaming

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Woo I love dreaming and normally have extremely vivid dreams almost every night...the places I have been and the things I have seen and done...amazing! Really wish there was a dream recorder, I would buy one in an instant! Well if I could afford one that is...hehe...
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Molean wrote:Woo I love dreaming and normally have extremely vivid dreams almost every night...the places I have been and the things I have seen and done...amazing! Really wish there was a dream recorder, I would buy one in an instant! Well if I could afford one that is...hehe...
Playboy mansion dreams FTW.
Alternatively, just go buy some pron?
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Sojourn wrote:
Molean wrote:Woo I love dreaming and normally have extremely vivid dreams almost every night...the places I have been and the things I have seen and done...amazing! Really wish there was a dream recorder, I would buy one in an instant! Well if I could afford one that is...hehe...
Playboy mansion dreams FTW.
Alternatively, just go buy some pron?
Hahaha, no, more along the lines of visiting places not of this earth or being/doing some sort-of extraordinary activities...even having a good 'ol nightmare...the ultimate horror movie, where you are the lead...I love how they feel so real, I feel sometimes depending on what dream I have, it even effects my mood the next day...strange...
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Dreams can really affect your moods
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Re: Lucid Dreaming

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Has anyone tried Calea zacatechichi yet? Its seems to be a dream inducer, and may be relevant to your interests. I'm looking for some to plant in my garden.
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