Ever been maimed in a dream?

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As the thread title suggests. I was just reminded of the two times that I "died" in a dream and did not die in real life. Just to be clear, I know that science does not support this fallacy in the slightest.

So dream 1:
My mates and I were in a building very similar to the large building with the spiral walkway from MiB. The one that Will Smith runs up in the opening chase scenes.
We were all daring each other to jump from higher and higher balconies. We had reached about floor 3 when I got the bright idea to bet high and simply win. I ran up to the 20th floor and jumped. Instead of waking up before I hit the ground, as you are prone to do. I actually hit. I remember looking at my body and seeing it all mangled. And feeling a vague sense of paralysis. I know that was just my sleep paralysis bleeding over into my dream. But it was still a freaky feeling when interpreted by my dreaming mind as a result of my injury.

Dream 2:
Living in a treetop canopy society. We got attacked by some barbarian types. In an attempt to save my loved ones, I squared off against a few of them. I managed to take a few out, as they were bottle necked by the rickety rope and wood construction bridges. Then the biggest bastard my dreams had ever seen arrives, with an axe in each hand.

He swings, I duck, and instead of my dreams playing me out to be the invincible hero. I get a battle axe straight into my back. With my last strength I carry the behemoth off the rope bridge with me and to the ground below. Not that I died mind you. I just remember the oddest feeling of, wow, I actually got hit by that axe in my dream. Because I knew I was dreaming and was having a bit of fun with it. Just didn't expect my own subconscious to stab me in the back. Traitorous swine!


So have you ever been injured in your dreams where you didn't wake immediately and had the opportunity to experience the surreal after-effects?
 
Read up on "sleep paralysis".

Nah his seems a bit different.
His mind is going through the whole dream and not waking up when you normally should.

Sleep paralysis is when you cannot move at all, and your mind starts playing funny tricks on you.

I could be wrong though
 
Read up on "sleep paralysis".
Only kinda had this once where I woke up and heard this 'thing' screeching and screaming it's way up the stairs. I lay there frozen and ****-scared before falling back to sleep. Have also seen a dark figure peering into the room too / standing in the corner. Can get quite creepy and must account for many of the 'supernatural encounters' that people report.
 
Only kinda had this once where I woke up and heard this 'thing' screeching and screaming it's way up the stairs. I lay there frozen and ****-scared before falling back to sleep. Have also seen a dark figure peering into the room too / standing in the corner. Can get quite creepy and must account for many of the 'supernatural encounters' that people report.

Yeah I get dragged around the room sometimes and it is so damn real. Always a presence. Very very scary.
 
I think your sub-conscious hates you :p

I have been suspicious of him for a long time to be honest. I mean I have no proof, but I am sure it was this treacherous bugger that kept stealing my comprehension of the English language whenever confronted with a hottie, throughout my teens. :D
 
Not me, but I heave read about quadriplegics constantly dreaming that they can walk, or in their dreams they are able bodied :eek:
 
Not me, but I heave read about quadriplegics constantly dreaming that they can walk, or in their dreams they are able bodied :eek:
Dreamed I had boobs once.
Spent the whole dream occupied with them :D.
 
Interesting doccie on sleep paralysis - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3317522/

Yes, although not the same as what I am talking about.

I know what it is and have experienced it once, perhaps twice in my life, that I can remember. Not a very pleasant feeling at all. But this is about getting injured in a dream and not waking up just as the injury happens. Which is what normally should happen.
 
I wake up sometimes and find the answer to a problem I had the night before is explained to me. Usually something technical that I have to design
 
I wake up sometimes and find the answer to a problem I had the night before is explained to me. Usually something technical that I have to design

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