If you die in a dream, do you really die?
My friends and I are attempting to lucid dream. I don't wanna die and I'm sure my friends don't wanna die and I've heard mixed things. So is it Myth or Fact?
UPDATE: Thanks for all the answers guys! I just realized how dumb of a question it was after reading a post that said Even if someone died in a dream and actually died they wouldn't live to tell the tale. Again thanks for the answers!
A_Person.
UPDATE: Thanks for all the answers guys! I just realized how dumb of a question it was after reading a post that said Even if someone died in a dream and actually died they wouldn't live to tell the tale. Again thanks for the answers!
A_Person.
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Dying maybe harder than you think (unless you really want to see what it's like? But you wouldn't because you've got no experience of dying)
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It was pretty awesome
(hey your from PHILIPPINES ALSO yes so I have a companion here ey hehe i remember MARKY CIELO(a filipino actor lol) died becuz of nightmares right??? hehe
Riddle:
A man had a dream that he was falling off of a cliff. Just before he hit the ground he had a heart attack and died (in real life, not the dream). What's wrong with the story?
Hints: Falling in dream, heart attack in real life
In this last dream (I had it last night, Nov 27- Nov.28, tonight) I was stabbed in the kidney I believe and was then suffercating in my own blood. Despite me dying in the dream; I didn't even remotely wake up. So; fact or myth? It's definitely a myth.
If someone dies, he won't probably talk about his last dream.
So, we can't know.
:-)
Ans. dream --> sequence of multimedia
suppose u r the television and program is running
if i press the power off button of the remote then what happend to u?
u will be dead
if u r the content of the multimedia the television is alive even u are dead as a content
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on another note...if a tree falls in the forest when no-one is around to hear it, does it still make a sound?...and how many angels can dance on a size 9 pinhead?....
but, if you seek the Answer to Life, the Universe and Everything, you should know...it is 42
You probably have died yourself. You'll never know for sure if you died, because everything just went black...
2. A Dream is just as good as thinking about yourself dying. Its just your thoughts
A: Only in your dream...
why don't you think your soul will go to the moon?it can be more real than heaven where we don't know.
So I decided to inhale, but not before praying ' hail Mary'...
I quit catholicism 45 years ago, but obviously, in my dreams, I'm still a catholic!!!
Anyway, I woke up.....
On the other hand, after re-animation (hospital setting) of a terminal patient, he told me: I haven't slept so good in years!!!!
Then I woke up feeling as relaxed and refreshed as I have ever felt in my life.
Very interesting comment though.
I didn't. =)
8>)
Don
anyway, you always wake up because of the adrenalin rush, which causes your body to go in over drive, you sweat, are panting, because adrenalin allowing your body to absorb oxygen alot faster, which in tun means that your slow breathing rate whilst aslepp is not adeqet for you to survive meaning you wake up out of breath , because your not getting enough air, and sleep requires a relatively low oxygen concentration in your blood.
although, keep in mind, people who have heart conditions and will die if their heart rate rises by 40, like old people with colesterol, if they ever get a burst of adrenalin, then they will wake up and get a heart attack and die.
so the answer is yes, if you die in a dream you die for real, only this only applies if by diying you mean receiving a massive shock causing an adrenalin rush, which in turn gives you a heart attack or some othe rpart of your body to cause death. also, if you dont take that big gasp of air when you wake up, your blood co2 level will be so great that youll pass out and die indefinately, because you must be awake to be able to take in the oxygen you need. so once agaion, it very well is possible to die in a dream.
Drowned twice
fell 8 storys 8 times
been shot...by Herbert the pervert!
attacked and eaten by a box with cat eyes
jumped into a mouth of a giant scary muppet (TO PROVE A POINT)!
stabbed
eaten by crocodile twice in a swimming pool
Eaten by shark
attacked by my family who turned into F$#CKIN vampires outside mcdonalds!
Attacked by zombies a bigillion times
Dreams are not easy to control and you will die multiple times in your attempts
GUARANTEED. But do it is a a great skill to develop and you will kill some of those zombies, fly and not fall, tame the boxes with cat eyes, and not be shot by family guy characters, and rescue the girl.
If i dream of turning into stone, will i wake-up hard?
Sadly not :(
Wish you all well dreams, and don't worry you wont die of it!!! ;D
No one can really prove, "Yes if you dream death you die" because they all died before they woke up.
Anyway, death is an illusion. Or is it life that is the illusion? Life and death are only illusions...none of us "really" exist to begin with. I heard that in a dream one time.
How would anyone know the answer to such a question. If anyone died as a result of dying in their dream, they'd be unable to report on it.
Myth.
(and actually, I've hit the ground after falling out of a building in a dream. Didn't die. I just got up and thought "how interesting")
IRL...I once visited a waterfall in George Washington National forest (Virginia) that had a placard at the top that noted how many people had fallen to their deaths (to remind folks not to go too near the stream bed while up there)...Subsequently had a lucid dream where I somehow ended up going too close to that same area, fell off, found myself falling over a huge desert area, discovered while falling that if I moved the position of my arms I tended to glide, and continued to fall and fall and fall, until I figured out how to fly and and landed at the bottom like a bird. Stupid dreams, but it was fun. The trip was nearly 3 decades ago and the dream about a year following the trip...and I still remember both fondly, although like most thirty year old memories, they're both pretty fuzzy now.
Now...the place...hmm...Crab Tree Falls. (and there is no desert!). The stream bed at the top is worth the climb if you ever get the chance to go there. It looks like dinosaurs ought to be lurking around or something. Bed cuts into the rock about three or four feet and meanders back from the falls into the forest...has a very timeless, almost prehistoric feel. It's on a spur off the Appalachian trail as I recall.
For my example above, I only really went lucid upon hitting the ground.
Wish I still had lucid dreams like I once did. Seem to have lost the ability to "make" them happen, although on occasion I get lucky enough to drop into one for a few seconds here and there.