Lucid Dream..... and feeling pain

[Goldsplinter]

I've talked before to an advanced-energy user, and he told me that his dreams feel more real to him than real life, he's in a whole different realm there, its diff.

Anyway, my lucid dream i had, i asked the guy in my dream if i was dreaming, and he said "Yep", and i'm loook cool, and right then and there FLIP went on, and i knew i was dreaming and started to do whatever i want, well i gave the guy a massage or something or squeezed his chest jokingly, dont know why... And i told him to punch me... just for the hell of it.

And OMG...... it hurted (not a word dont care), i felt the pain like if some1 would really punch me... I'm surprised as hell.

What do you guys think?

I also woke up at 5:00 then went to sleep at 6:10 and woke up around 6 50, end of dream...
And i remembered it a lot better...

Does sleeping quick, or short sleeping periods let you have more lucid dreams or remember them? I know sleeping and waking up does and lets me have a lucid dream a lot easier.

[Teh]

dreams can make you feel loads of physical feelings, why not pain? ive had a couple of painful dreams (very rare though) worst was where i was in a tall building and had to get to the bottom, but on every 2 sets of stairs a caped man slit my throat and it really hurt. happened 6 times before i woke up.

think deep sleep is supposed to make you dream more but when i sleep for short periods really uncomfortably i get loads more dreams, that are much much better, and more likely to go lucid! perhaps in deep sleep its the same but we dont remember them as well.

[GeKKo]

I've talked before to an advanced-energy user, and he told me that his dreams feel more real to him than real life,
he's in a whole different realm there, its diff.

I also have dreams that seem to be real (not really "more" than real, just real enough to be true, so to speak),
although they occur in a somewhat different universe than the one we live in while we are awake.
It can be disappointing to wake up in the regular universe sometimes

Anyway, i can also feel pain in most dreams. Sometimes its "dulled" a little, sometimes its not...

Does sleeping quick, or short sleeping periods let you have more lucid dreams or remember them?

Yes, (this is also posted in other topics):
There seem to be more dreams because the short periods of sleep make you remember more dreams.
(The remembering is also facilitated by the fact that you are awake not long before and after the dream).
And there may in effect be more dreams because you wake up between them (so they get interrupted, and new ones can start).