Be careful if you're going to plunge into that sponge cake tonight, I heard Jeff nearly suffocated in one last week!
by Oneironauts March 07, 2014
When you are having a psychedelic experience, relaxed, and you start daydreaming. Except that, instead of a normal, passive daydream, you actually slip into the reality you imagine, sometimes quickly and without notice, believing in what you imagine to be physically interactable. It's like a typical dream, except everything feels very fresh and vivid, and you're typically lucid enough to get out of it in a flash if you need to. Returning from a psychedelic daydream will leave you mystified and refreshed. All it takes is relaxation and the psychedelic will guide you into your imagination. Many psychedelic users are not aware of how easy this is because they are typically submerged in physical activity, whether by themselves or with others, not allowing their brainwaves to slow enough until they crash (fall asleep).
I had a Psychedelic Daydream yesterday. It was incredible, I really thought I was back on the beach!
by Oneironauts July 23, 2013
One of the necessary stages every human (usually) experiences during the transition from being awake to being in a dream. If you don't have this fortunate occurrence happen to you, you are a sleepwalker. It is a simply and smart mechanism to ensure you do not actually act out what you're doing in your dreams. You do tend to believe your dreams are real while you're in them, right? This closes down the bridge of transmitting your apparent physical actions in your dreams to your physical body outside of the dream.
Most people who become aware of sleep paralysis while it's happening become terrified of it, try to escape it, and become irate when others bring it up. This is ridiculous when you think about it. If it didn't happen, you would sleepwalk. And whether you become aware of it or not, it happens every time you rest. The really good news is that if you become aware of it happening, you are given a unique opportunity. You can RELAX and let it happen, like a film trailer you don't care for, and stay aware until you are in the dream itself, making it... lucid! Lucid dreaming is the key. The other option is to senselessly struggle, and think it's some strange demonic thing. Kind of like taking the red pill or the blue pill.
Most people who become aware of sleep paralysis while it's happening become terrified of it, try to escape it, and become irate when others bring it up. This is ridiculous when you think about it. If it didn't happen, you would sleepwalk. And whether you become aware of it or not, it happens every time you rest. The really good news is that if you become aware of it happening, you are given a unique opportunity. You can RELAX and let it happen, like a film trailer you don't care for, and stay aware until you are in the dream itself, making it... lucid! Lucid dreaming is the key. The other option is to senselessly struggle, and think it's some strange demonic thing. Kind of like taking the red pill or the blue pill.
"I had sleep paralysis again last night."
"Do you think you're opening your eyes and trapped in your bed?"
"Well, I used to think that, but this time was different... I was in my bed, but my room was completely mirrored, so I knew it couldn't have been real."
"Do you think you're opening your eyes and trapped in your bed?"
"Well, I used to think that, but this time was different... I was in my bed, but my room was completely mirrored, so I knew it couldn't have been real."
by Oneironauts March 07, 2014
by Oneironauts July 23, 2012
That devil's food cake is delicious, but I really should stay away if I don't want trouble later on.
by Oneironauts March 07, 2014
by Oneironauts July 09, 2012