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People who can control their dreams - what is it like?
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this post was submitted on 05 Dec 2023
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It rarely happened but usually it goes like this: something bad or undesirable happens; it could be a nightmare but that’s rare, and the only instance where i get “control” of my dream is when i know what’s going to happen and i can stop it. Anyhow, by failing to prevent the undesirable outcome I basically sort of become aware and return to the point where the undesirable outcome was almost happening, again and again until I either wake up or prevent it.
Yep, my experience is similar. It's usually dreams where I'm about to die.