OK, so i had a false awakening, where i got up and went to the bathroom because i had a nosebleed. I tried to stop the nosebleed for a while, and my mum shouted to ask if i was ok and i said yeah. I managed to stop my nosebleed and went back to bed. Now its at this point i shoulda realised i was dreaming as my bedroom wasnt the same, but for some reason i didnt. Anyway, i pulled the covers back to get back into bed, only to realise my body was already in bed!!! I thought woooho {}!Im outta of body, and after a short period of excitment, i told myself to calm down and do some experiments. I managed to put my hand though the floor and hover about my room looking down at my body. I then flew to my mums room, where she was in bed reading. I tried to get her attention by throwing things at her, which seemed to work. I asked if she could see me and i cant remember exactly what she said, but it was something like "not really, only in dreams" Anyway, i told her i loved her and told her to watch me fly through the door, which she was quite impressed at. I then went back to my body and woke up. After a few minutes contemplation i figured it was a dream, it was a real cool dream, it felt quite real, but i was disappointed it wasnt a real projection . Iv heard that when you start dreamin of flyin and projecting, it means your close to projecting? Any comments??
excrement, I had a nosebleed two days ago, this is cool. Shove whatever you can up there to stop it long enough to form a proper plug. It depends on the size of your nostrils, but I find all you need is a single square. Fold it twice the same way, then roll what you have up. Do it tightly and it should fit in. It should be just long enough to slightly protrude. Alter according to personal nose sizes. Also, I only use this for a single nostril, it may be too big to use for both if both are bleeding, which I've never had happen (though my little brother has, though I wouldn't trust him for much advise in anything, considering whenever he does I find blood ALL OVER THE PLACE). Good luck! Neat dream.