Have you had a dream so pleasant you wish it is real?

Philippines
May 17, 2011 12:12am CST
I have a dream several days ago that I have this wonderful woman by my side and we are happily walking on a beautiful place. It looks so real. Then I woke up when my sister banged the door as she enters our house. I was so upset and its funny that I tried sleeping again hoping to resume the dream where it got interrupted. Of course it's gone. So have you experienced a pleasant dream you wish is real?
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@namdaemun (283)
• Indonesia
17 May 11
What you were experiencing is called lucid dream. It's a state of a mind when someone fully enters the world of dreams that their senses are actually feel the real thing. Lucid dream isn't a random event. in fact, it could be triggerred by certain practices. I myself don't know what the practices are, but I've experienced it 1 or 2 times before. What I know is you must pass a few stages to enter a lucid dream : 1. stage 1 : fully asleep I suggest you sleep when you are very very tired. that way, it will make your body relax more. 2. stage 2 : the scary thing begins !! in this stage. you'll enter a dream, but not the real thing. it's some kind of passage to the lucid dream. you'll be facing your fear (zombies or spiders or anything you scared of..). Try not to wake up. if you wake up, you have to start over. My experience : I remember that I was being chased by hungry zombies and I see a door in front of me. So, I (unconciusly) ran to the door, open it and shut it fast. 3. Stage 3 : at last... This is the lucid dream. well, you've made it this far. all your senses will feel that it's real. but actually it's just a dream... If you watched "Inception" movie, you may know what I'm talking about hehhehe... just sharing my experience
• United States
18 May 11
A lucid dream is a dream where you know you are dreaming. It doesn't have to be vivid or feel real. And the "stages" you describe to get to them sound very phony to me. I've had loads of lucid dreams, but I've never had to pass through some crazy passageway where I have to face my fears to get there. The only thing you need to do to have a lucid dream is to realize you're dreaming. Dreams that feel realistic are just hyper-realistic dreams. You can have a realistic dream and not know you're dreaming, hence not having an actual lucid dream. Personally, my most vivid dreams have been lucid dreams, but not all of my lucid dreams have been vivid. Get it?
@dpk262006 (58678)
• Delhi, India
18 May 11
I would often see in dreams that am driving a huge car. I would see those dreams, when I was young and I did not any car at that time and also I did not know how to drive a car. Your dreams appears pleasant and it would be better if you are not married, try to get married soon.
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@dpk262006 (58678)
• Delhi, India
18 May 11
My friend request is 'pending' with you. If you don't want me to accept as your friend, you can very well reject it instead of keeping it pending.
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• United States
17 May 11
Yeah, I have had dreams like that. Oddly enough, I can't really remember enough of most of them to describe and one of the few I can I don't want to get into. But I know I've had dreams in the past that once I woke up and realized it was just that--a dream--I was pretty disappointed during the initial realization.
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• Indonesia
17 May 11
It's interesting that I only remember my nightmares and rarely remember the good dreams. I cannot recall when I exactly had any good dreams but I can remember easily on the bad dreams and obviously doesn't want it to happen in real life. Sometimes though I feel like dejavu in my real life cause it seems I somehow remember the real events happened somewhere beneath my mind, maybe in my dreams. Life has some mysterious ways..
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@momof3kids (1894)
• Singapore
18 May 11
I have had many of this happenings of cos, because of my old age but the one that really stuck to my mind was the dream that I shopped to my hearts content and I remembered how disappointed I was when I woke up without the bags that I have carried.
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@mantis36 (4219)
• Philippines
17 May 11
the only way as i also experience on how to continue that dream is by upon you wake up, you should close your eyes immediately for an interval of not more than 1 minute in order to resume and sleep again no matter what.... if more than 1 minute and you sleep again, nothing, to continue your current dream is failed or impossible.
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@mantis36 (4219)
• Philippines
17 May 11
if its a nightmare type of dream, you should do it reverse, in order to not to continue the current dream, let's say, stay awake for 10 minutes, then you may now freely sleep again.....
• United States
19 May 11
I hate it when that happens! once but only once I was having a regular dream , I got up to go to the bathroom and I got back in bed and continued the same dream.
• United States
20 May 11
Poor kid. that's being tired!
• Singapore
20 May 11
Gosh going to the toilet? That reminds me of what my friend told me. My friends youngest brother, who about ten at that time, went to the toilet in the middle of the night and when my friend woke up, she saw him sleeping with a petticoat on. He was so sleepy that instead of wearing his pants back on, he mistakenly put on a petticoat. We didnt bother asking whose pettocoat it was, we were rolling about laughing.
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@secretbear (19448)
• Philippines
3 Jun 11
Hi greenpeas! Yes, I had dreams that I wished it was real. I can't remember any specific dream right now but most of those I wished were real were finding solutions for problems I was currently facing that time. I sometimes bring to myself problems that I am facing and when I dream, I dream of solutions. The moment I wake up, I don't remember the solution but I know that I was dreaming about it. Sometimes I know that the solution was possible to do in real life and I just can't remember what it was so this makes me wish more that the dream will happen in real life. Sometimes I just wish that there's a way that we can record our dream and play it back.
@sminut13 (1783)
• Singapore
5 Jun 11
the same thing has happened to me umpteen times. i have had so many great dreams but always woke up when something especially nice was taking place. sigh i too wish we could record dreams hehehe some dreams left me feeling really warm and cherished, i really wished it was real. i tried going back to sleep to try and recontinue those dreams as well hehehe but to no avail sadly. oh well.
@bellis716 (4799)
• United States
19 May 11
For some reason, it's the bad dreams that I remember, or sometimes the ones filled with nonsense. I have had dreams that were interrupted. I would try to go back to sleep to finish the dream because I wanted to know what would happen next. Of course, I either couldn't go back to sleep or would start a new dream about a different subject.
@eileenleyva (27560)
• Philippines
18 May 11
I am sure I had such pleasant dreams when I was younger, as I had such nightmares, too, that I did welcome the timely interruption. In the recent past though, I can't recall if I had slumber scenes at all. Perhaps dreams are for the young...
@anil02 (24688)
• India
18 May 11
Dreams are state of mind. I also have many time some dreams which was looking real but and I believed on these but dreams are dreams.
@tiina05 (2317)
• Philippines
20 May 11
hello, Sorry for you, but you know it happened to me when I dream like I dont want to wake up that time because I dreamed to have money in my bed and I am rich. ha ha this is funny because I cant believed that this happened to me. but all of a sudden I just woke up because of the noisy shout of my brother when he is scared of the movie. ohhh???
• Philippines
17 May 11
There are nights that i really dreamed of beautiful dreams that i wish to have it continued the next time i sleep again :P One dream that i really like is,when i was a princess and i lived in a palace ..then suddenly my brother woke me up :xxx
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@derek_a (10874)
18 May 11
Yes, I have had some wonderful dreams in my life that have felt so real, that I was disappointed when I woke up to find myself in the same old position. But.. I have also had dreams that were so bad, that I was very grateful to wake up and discover that they weren't really true in my everyday life. There are some good lesson to be learned from dreams I think. _Derek
@bingskee (5234)
• Philippines
17 May 11
many times! and it is so disappointing to be interrupted.
• United States
18 May 11
Yeah, I've had lots of great dreams where I didn't want to wake up. Or when I woke up I was really disappointed. Recently I had this dream where a boy that I really like and I were sitting next to each other in an empty parking lot. Teenagers played basketball nearby, and the sky suddenly lit up with some beautiful Aura Borealis-type lighted colors. I remember thinking, "This is so amazing... he's actually paying attention to me." And then I had a fleeting thought, "...but only in dreams." I drifted awake after that.
@o0jopak0o (6394)
• Philippines
17 May 11
Well yes, I usually dream like this so often that when I wake up, I literally write it in a piece of paper. Some of my dreams is so pleasant, it can be made into a movie or a book.
@sender621 (14894)
• United States
17 May 11
It is those euphoric dreams that are not real that we wish could be. We are often discouraged at the thought. Unreal or real, a pleasant dream can be so much more than that to us. It is our world and what we choose to make of it,
• Philippines
17 May 11
There was one dream with geometric shapes and numbers ending in 0 maybe angles but I was disappointed I woke up and my aunt told me go to the city hall. I could have been einstein by now if the dream continued