Learning in dreams

Tony M. · January 03, 2005, 18:18:25

A few years ago, I learned how to moonwalk. I learned this in a dream. In real life, I never had a clue about how to moonwalk. I just tried to move my legs in a stupid way and I never came close to figuring out how to moonwalk. Until that one dream.

It was a very clear dream and I was just moonwalking and I really felt the way you should use your body. After that, moonwalking in real life was quickly learned. I knew what to do, how to use my body, because of the dream...

Has anyone here experienced something like this?

Tony M. · January 03, 2005, 18:28:21

I forgot about this other dream:

I was dreaming I was at work and some regular things happened. Then the sequence ended but it started all over again. Then after a few steps I realized I had just dreamed this the same way it was happening now (still dreaming at this point). Then I realized I had a deja vu during a dream. Right after that I woke up and I just KNEW I had just discovered something about dreams and deja vu's. I didn't know exactly what, but there had to be a link because this dream really had some sort of meaning. I just knew it had a meaning because of the profound feeling I had after waking up.

That afternoon I went on the internet and searched on "deja vu" and "dreaming". It was after that I found this new theory about deja vu's being part of dreams. I always thougt deja vu's were signals in the brain that weren't transmitted correctly. Now I believe this other theory is true. I now think that deja vu's are precog-dreams that you recognize in real life. There are a lot of people that have experienced this and I believe I had one of them (can't tell for sure).

I can't stop wondering why this link between dreaming and deja vu's was brought to light in one of my dreams.... strange...

pod_3 · January 05, 2005, 22:44:35

I've proven learnt martial arts skills but am not yet so lucky as to have the vocabulary. Psychic abilities and uncommon strength can be likewise "remembered."

Dansk · January 06, 2005, 12:08:39

I get "dream deja vu" a lot. And sometimes I remember having the dream before but it was a little different, and I think thats not how it was last time. It's really interesting. And sometimes I dream of really random objects and the next day I will see it. My brother, who is only ten, has a lot of precognitive dreams, I'm so jealous.

wisp · January 06, 2005, 13:18:11

Tony M,
Your ability is amazing! There have been many people who recognize and remember their dreams, and have applied what they learned toward success in life. Keep up on your gift!

Tony M. · January 06, 2005, 15:21:00

Quote from: wispTony M,
Your ability is amazing! There have been many people who recognize and remember their dreams, and have applied what they learned toward success in life. Keep up on your gift!

Yeah I know! I was thinking of that a while ago, because I had this dream in which people were (freestyle?) rapping. In the dream I was amazed how good this rap song was (never heard it before in real life). I wish I could remember how the song went, because I think it would be a hit-song if I would release it

You · January 06, 2005, 15:38:35

I learned how to instantly transform from being going to the toilet to a ninja in full black dress fighting other ninjas who killed my mother. I haven't exactly tested it, but I'm quite sure when we end up in our old apartment again and ninjas kill her that it will happen.

I don't quite recall what weapons were being used though... the enemies were hidden in the shadows, and I don't think I could see myself.

Maybe that's what got me into martial arts.

wisp · January 06, 2005, 16:47:30

Tyciol,

QuoteMaybe that's what got me into martial arts.

That's interesting! Martial arts is a great thing to get into. No regrets I bet.

Tony M.,

QuoteYeah I know! I was thinking of that a while ago, because I had this dream in which people were (freestyle?) rapping. In the dream I was amazed how good this rap song was (never heard it before in real life). I wish I could remember how the song went, because I think it would be a hit-song if I would release it

Yep! That's what I've heard a lot about musicians. Do you read/write music? If you don't, if it were me I would look into that. Or else have a tape recorder by my bed to record the tune by humming or singing.

Tony M. · January 06, 2005, 18:20:06

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Yep! That's what I've heard a lot about musicians. Do you read/write music? If you don't, if it were me I would look into that. Or else have a tape recorder by my bed to record the tune by humming or singing.

I like music a lot and I've been trying to download a good computerprogram to make music. No luck so far, so I guess I should buy one

It's just that I have so much going on in my life right now. I've got all these things I want to try and I've got all these books I want to read..
But you're right, I should look into making music. Thanks.

Or maybe I should become a movie director, because I have a lot of chase dreams and these are so incredibly exciting from time to time, I think some of them would make a great movie!

SSJPunisher · January 09, 2005, 11:51:51

You guys have just reminded me about my theory. I call it the "Matrix Input Theory (TA DA lol)" well, in this theory, i explain that if we can learn in our dreams, and we have the ability to astral project, couldnt we like learn martial arts in the astral and come back in our body and have the information how to do the skills in our heads??

You · January 09, 2005, 17:00:22

Your mind would remember, which would help, but you would still need to teach and condition your body, so it wouldn't be the same. It would theoretically save time, allowing you to perfectly imagine the move.

Tony M. · January 09, 2005, 18:36:32

Quote from: SSJPunisherYou guys have just reminded me about my theory. I call it the "Matrix Input Theory (TA DA lol)" well, in this theory, i explain that if we can learn in our dreams, and we have the ability to astral project, couldnt we like learn martial arts in the astral and come back in our body and have the information how to do the skills in our heads??

Oh yeah, after seeing the Matrix and having this Moonwalk dream (and also reading a lot about everything) I do believe that this is possible. A while ago I came across this:

"For years, a 42-year old male nurse dreamt of a situation in which he was hooked up to a kind of knowledge CD-ROM. Verifiable knowledge from all imaginable fields was then transmitted to him that he was able to recall in the morning. There was such a flood of information that it seemed a whole encyclopedia was transmitted at night. The majorities of facts were outside his personal knowledge base and reached technical details of which he knew absolutely nothing. When hyper-communication occurs, one can observe in the DNA, as well as in the human, supernatural phenomena."

http://www.luisprada.com/Protected/russian_dna_discoveries.htm

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