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Subconsciousness

Postby SparkyIII » Wed Nov 21, '07, 8:09 am

How many people do something subconsciously that you'd never expect. For example, just now I wasn't doing anything really, and I find myself typing in my password and signing on. XD I must be in a rut.
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Postby Silver_Surfer1 » Wed Nov 21, '07, 5:50 pm

I can't recall anything offhand but I'm sure the same thing has probably happened to me, and perhaps all of us, at one time or another.

The subconscious is an amazing and very interesting phenomenon, to say the least.

Even though we may do things subconsciously, it may still be something that we really want to do for some reason. I can't explain it and don't know if anyone can. :yaknow:
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Postby Thoul » Thu Nov 22, '07, 7:18 am

I have all kinds of subconscious habits. Sometimes I'll catch myself doing something and wonder, why in the world I'm doing that.
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Postby Tsunami » Thu Nov 22, '07, 12:47 pm

This kinda reminds me of when I'd do things without thinking when I'm busy, like walking over to the fridge and sticking a peanut butter jar in there, then catching myself and wondering what I was doing. :o Always fun, though.

The whole subconscious thing makes me recall something about lucid dreaming. Normal dreaming is when your subconscious thoughts wander, what you're thinking about, etc., while lucid dreaming is when you're actually conscious in your dream state and you can manipulate the dream to have whatever you want happen in it. Now, I've never experienced this, (from what I know of) but I have looked it up and it sounds pretty interesting. ;)
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Postby SparkyIII » Thu Nov 22, '07, 9:45 pm

From what I know, all my dreams, when I do have them, are lucid dreams then. I haven't had any uncontrollable dreams in....somewhere around 6 years.
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Postby Thoul » Fri Nov 23, '07, 3:44 am

I had a lucid dream when I was a kid; that's the only one I can recall. It was kind of a "sequel" dream, that is to say the dream was inspired by a nightmare I had the night before, but this time I was in control.
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Postby Silver_Surfer1 » Wed Nov 28, '07, 4:47 am

Tsunami wrote:This kinda reminds me of when I'd do things without thinking when I'm busy, like walking over to the fridge and sticking a peanut butter jar in there, then catching myself and wondering what I was doing. :o Always fun, though.


That kinda stuff happens to me all the time, lol. Freaky, in a way!

Tsunami wrote:The whole subconscious thing makes me recall something about lucid dreaming. Normal dreaming is when your subconscious thoughts wander, what you're thinking about, etc., while lucid dreaming is when you're actually conscious in your dream state and you can manipulate the dream to have whatever you want happen in it. Now, I've never experienced this, (from what I know of) but I have looked it up and it sounds pretty interesting. ;)


This is interesting. I don't recall ever hearing about these different types of dreaming, but I think I have had both normal and lucid dreams from what I can recall.
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Postby Tsunami » Wed Nov 28, '07, 5:48 pm

Secret_Surfer wrote:This is interesting. I don't recall ever hearing about these different types of dreaming, but I think I have had both normal and lucid dreams from what I can recall.
I first heard about it from a friend, since he told me that he was gonna try it and he showed me information on it. I do find this subject very interesting, as I guess that you can have some pretty amazing dreams this way (that, and the whole consciousness part is fascinating to me).
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Postby SparkyIII » Wed Nov 28, '07, 6:33 pm

Just last night I had a non-lucid dream, it must be because I said I only get them now. XD It was strange, I saw some person I see every once in a while, in the workshop in the next door neighbors yard. And then I had to leave and when I came back, he and the person he was talking to was gone! He was staring at me. It creeped me out!
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Postby Thoul » Thu Nov 29, '07, 1:56 am

Sounds more a like a nightmare to me! ;)
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