It generally involves some time daydreaming about a long term mental architectural project. Sometimes drifting off involves a dream of dying in a very specific way, but sleep comes eventually.
Have a bad body clock, so feeling tired at an appropriate time doesn't happen. Learned a long time ago, mental projects help to eliminate busy thoughts about real life which prevent trying to fall asleep. Being snapped awake by death while drifting off seems a common thing people do, falling off cliffs and whatnot.It generally involves some time daydreaming about a long term mental architectural project. Sometimes drifting off involves a dream of dying in a very specific way, but sleep comes eventually.
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I wait until I'm tired, usually around 11pm. Then I have the TV on mute in the background as a distraction, or sometimes total silence. Never completely dark. Then I sleep.
If I can't sleep, I close my eyes and smile, and imagine myself in a loving man's arms. That works a lot.
Have a bad body clock, so feeling tired at an appropriate time doesn't happen. Learned a long time ago, mental projects help to eliminate busy thoughts about real life which prevent trying to fall asleep. Being snapped awake by death while drifting off seems a common thing people do, falling off cliffs and whatnot.It generally involves some time daydreaming about a long term mental architectural project. Sometimes drifting off involves a dream of dying in a very specific way, but sleep comes eventually.
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I wait until I'm tired, usually around 11pm. Then I have the TV on mute in the background as a distraction, or sometimes total silence. Never completely dark. Then I sleep.
If I can't sleep, I close my eyes and smile, and imagine myself in a loving man's arms. That works a lot.
I still don't get the link to death, maybe because you said you dream of dying in a specific way, and then sleep comes. You mean daydreaming?No, not a daydream. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypnic_jerk
I still don't get the link to death, maybe because you said you dream of dying in a specific way, and then sleep comes. You mean daydreaming?No, not a daydream. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypnic_jerk
Don't consider it a hallucination; it's a dream. Though it's always the same dream which is strange. It's not a falling dream, so have never told anyone exactly what it is, because the consistency makes it feel somewhat prophetic. Don't genuinely believe it's prophetic, so saying I think I know how I'm going to die strikes as a silly thing to do.I still don't get the link to death, maybe because you said you dream of dying in a specific way, and then sleep comes. You mean daydreaming?No, not a daydream. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypnic_jerk
I didn't know some people experienced hallucinations from that. Interesting.
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