#0 · Jun 07, 2002, 02:49 · cainam_nazier

I have a question.  How many people or how many peopl have heard of projecting in a dream?  Not from a dream or a lucid dream but rather you are dreaming that you are projecting.   Is this common?  Or did I actually project but was unable to fully control my actions?

I had a dream that in which I projected and was going to do something I would not do if was able to project.   Basically I was going to take over some one elses body in the dream.  I knew this was a dream and was unable to turn it lucid so it ended up more like watching a movie from the first person view.  There were a couple of points at which I think I may have been in control but I ended up kinda going with the flow anyhow.  For more info on the dream look here. http://www.astralpulse.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=1082 That is the dream in full.  But my question here is more of spicific.

David Rogalski
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I am he who walks in the light but is masked by the shadows.

#1 · Jun 07, 2002, 02:56 · Frank

Yep, I found that projection started to come into my normal dreams in just the same way as other aspects of my life. In the sense that I would dream *about* projecting rather than actually doing so.

Yours,
Frank

#2 · Jun 07, 2002, 03:03 · cainam_nazier

So were you dreaming of projecting before you started doing it or was it the other way around?

David Rogalski
cainam_nazier@hotmail.com
I am he who walks in the light but is masked by the shadows.

#3 · Jun 07, 2002, 03:18 · Frank

I started dreaming after I started projecting. As I say, it would just come into my dreams like any other life event.

Yours,
Frank

#4 · Jun 07, 2002, 05:06 · astralc

cainam_nazier

most of my experiences begin with a dream, I wake up in the dream and then let out a "whoop!" and start flying or doing things. Sometimes, not often, I will do something similar to what you have described, I wake up in the dream, then drift back into a dream state, neither awake in the dream, lucid, nor still dreaming, but a collusion of both. I am not sure if that is what you have described though... ?? do you man an OOB but dreaming that you are OOB?

Astralc

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#5 · Jun 07, 2002, 07:45 · cainam_nazier

"most of my experiences begin with a dream, I wake up in the dream and then let out a "whoop!" and start flying or doing things. Sometimes, not often, I will do something similar to what you have described, I wake up in the dream, then drift back into a dream state, neither awake in the dream, lucid, nor still dreaming, but a collusion of both. I am not sure if that is what you have described though... ?? do you man an OOB but dreaming that you are OOB?"

Close but it is a dream of an OOB, not a realy one I don't think.  It fit in with the dream and didn't feel any different from the dream.

David Rogalski
cainam_nazier@hotmail.com
I am he who walks in the light but is masked by the shadows.