I don't sleep, but when I do...

Beyond Dreaming
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Hello,

I too find your condition rather interesting - although you might be fairly tired of hearing this :wink: .

Well - I’d like to know, whether your “lack” of sleep affects your ability to concentrate? I mean do you have difficulty in learning things ?Could u do a regular job? When you actually can sleep, is it like you’ll “drop dead” on the spot or is it more like you’ll go to bed at night and bam you’ll fall asleep? How can u tell, whether it’s one of your I-can-sleep days or not?When you sleep, do you dream?The experiment which someone mentioned - about 250 hours without sleep: If I remember correctly it was on a radio show or so and the guy started having hallucinations and basically it seemed like he was in a state similar to REM sleep even while he was awake! Is that the same for you?

Best regards & sorry for bothering you with so many questions :tongue:

Cheers,
Ready4Fajir

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@dreamerforever - Yes I actually do yoga, it’s very relaxing and i do believe in the whole chi affect; but it has not helped the sleeping in any way. the lack of sleep doesn’t bother me at all, and I’m not really looking to fix it. Oh I also do meditation.

@Ready4Fajir - The questions are fine, don’t worry about it. I’ll answer then in order.

  1. I can concentrate just fine, and there’s never been a problem with that. And actually I’m a super fast learner, I can get almost anything down in the first try.
  2. I’ve held many jobs in my life, all the way from retail to and IT office.
  3. When I do finally get to sleep, it’s just like a normal person, I’ll go to bed, relax for a bit, and then drift off.
  4. I won’t know till about 10-11pm that night. I’ll just feel all of a sudden, tired, exhausted, I’m assuming like a normal person feels before they sleep. Lol
  5. When I sleep, 60% of the time it’s blank, the other 40% it’s pre-cognative.
  6. There are a few points where I feel like I’m dreaming, like I’m in a lucid dream, but I’m aware that I’m awake at all times. And no hallucinations. Haha
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@AnimeGrad: Thank u very much for answering my questions :smile: - I guess if you don’t suffer from your “condition” there are a lot of good things you can do because of it - like you got lots more time at your hand which you could use effectively and maybe that precog-stuff could also help in one way or another ^^ . Wish u all the best and most importantly: Don’t listen to people you say you’re insane or whatever - and don’t take medication if possible, I believe the do more damage than good anyway …

Cheers,

Ready4Fajir

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I am fascinated by your state and do one day hope to experience it. Precognitive dreams sound fun and they are useful too! So like Ready4Fajir said, ALL the BEst and try not to take medication b/c it is only useful if you believe.–it’s like placebo pill, if u think it works, then it works. haha! Funny how life works and Am soooooooooo glad i got to learn about your condition. Enjoy Your Life and keep enlightening us! :grin:

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Glad you find my condition interesting, and thanks for the support. If you have anymore questions, just let me know.