Sometimes we have off from work/no school, and on top of that no other responsibilites for the day. With that in mind, and nobody to come into your room to bother you, is it possible to lengthen your LDs? I don’t mean by 15 minutes, I mean hours. Yeah, I realize there’s the whole REM stage, I get that. But even if you really can’t extend the time of your LDs to any huge extent, could you at least change the perception of length of time in a LD. Now of course there’s the whole “blackout” scenes when a character goes to bed they use in movies, but come on! What I mean is straight perception of time, making it feel as if you’re in a continuing 5 hour + LD or maybe even longer? Is there any technique for that?
Well really, when you are in REM stage and dreaming, who is to say a second is a second? One minute in a LD is probably equal to a half that or less. Just something to think about.
Also, without getting into a debate on whether they’re “real” or not, there are people who induce OBEs and swear that the time that passes for them is much longer than what actually goes by. For example, if one only had 2 hours out of body before they returned that would equate 5 minutes in real time.
Well, I beleive Stephen LaBerge did an experiment where he found that time in dreams and IWL are pretty close. Although maybe that’s just in normal conditions, which doesn’t rule out the possibility to change one’s time perception.
I’ve read a lucid dream or two where it supposedly lasted for days or a week.
I also think I’ve read someplace that Robert Monroe said he had a 100 year OBE…
So I think it’s possible, just have no idea how to do it.
Time can not be bended (Just like that), all you can do is the whole movie-thingy (Which some people do without even notice it in their ld’s).
What you can do though, is train yourself to remember that you’re asleep, so that once you reach the end of your REM period, you can sleep 'till the next one, and take off from there (It is possible to dream in Deep Sleep too though).
And the sleep cycle continues all the time. If you reach your final REM period, you can keep sleeping and this will start all over again, and you’ll reach REM period number one in 90 minutes.
But the thing is; Who can stay asleep for this long?