Stuck in an LD for 2 weeks

A friend once told me that he was stuck in a lucid dream for two weeks. When he finally woke up, he kissed the floor, hugged his family members, and ran outside yelling "I'm awake!"

Freaky

dont take investment advice from him.... :D

Highly dubious...

Worldenterer1 wrote: A friend once told me that he was stuck in a lucid dream for two weeks. When he finally woke up, he kissed the floor, hugged his family members, and ran outside yelling "I'm awake!"

Freaky

Was this individual actually asleep for two weeks or was it a night that felt like two weeks?

Perception can definitely be skewed... I've heard stories of people living an entire lifetime out in the non-physical. So I dunno.

In any case, I suggest not taking anything you read or hear at face value... just hold onto it for the time being and file it in the "maybe, but interesting" category until you can analyze it better.

At times I have seen him lie, but at others, he has been my most trustworty friend. I don't know if he is telling the truth or not.

Whoa, sounds cool. Maybe it sounds a little bit weird, but who knows? :)

Haha I've been stuck in a false awakening for a long time. When I woke up I found out I was still dreaming :lol:

My friend said that it was alot like in the movie Inception. It was amazing to feel like a God for the first few days. Howerver, you begin to question yourself. He even thought he may have died and was in some sort of afterlife.

Worldenterer1 wrote: At times I have seen him lie, but at others, he has been my most trustworty friend. I don't know if he is telling the truth or not.

Well ya know what? Don't believe or disbelieve him... Just put it aside for the time being and try to work towards having your own experiences in an effort to prove or disprove to yourself. :)

Always best to go into this kind of stuff with an open, yet skeptical mind. :)

I agree ryan.

Didn't his family members find it odd that he didn't get out of bed for 2 weeks? Wouldn't they have called a doctor? Wouldn't you? 2 weeks with no food or water?

I don't know. Sounds very sketchy.

The last time I went to church (a long time ago) I felt to sleep and it felt like a month. Or maybe I accumulated a months of sleeping time for all the time I fell asleep there. Needless to say I wasn't invited back. :D

He does not actually sleep for two weeks, it just feels like it lasts that long.

I have had dreams where the events feel like they lasted a few days, but I only experienced like 30 minutes of it. I usually skip parts of the event so that the whole story covers a few days, but I only consciously experienced part of it, if that makes sense. Maybe something similar happened to your friend.

I'd like to try that perhaps. If it was clear and lucid enough, rather like Inception, I would enjoy spending a long amount of time in the dream. Focusing primarily on defeating my darkness and acquiring skills, ex. improvements on my Parkour.

I had a good parkour dream once.

To fuzzy logic, you need to indetstand that he didn't sleep for two weeks, his dream only FELT like it lasted that long.

BINGO! ^^^

Worldenterer1 wrote: My friend said that it was alot like in the movie Inception. It was amazing to feel like a God for the first few days. Howerver, you begin to question yourself. He even thought he may have died and was in some sort of afterlife.

Wow, that would be fantastic. I wish I could stay lucid that long.

Worldenterer1 wrote: To fuzzy logic, you need to indetstand that he didn't sleep for two weeks, his dream only FELT like it lasted that long.

Yes, but because you are consciously inside the dream, it may as well have been two weeks. When you wake up, only a few hours will have passed, but inside the dream you could accomplish so much.

Yeah, he started to think that he had died somehow, and was in some kind of afterlife.

Sure he didnt take mushrooms?

no