The Sleep & Dream Iceberg Explained

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[alexanderheatley]

The real men listen to this whilst tryna sleep

[mr.mangaming]

I once had a false awakening dream that looped like 5 times, I kept getting killed by some weird creature and waking up right back in my bed. Borderline traumatizing lol.

[GamerJrdn]

I think the Minecraft dream entry refers to the phenomena where playing too much Minecraft makes your dreams "blocky" in that you will visualize the environments as blocks like in Minecraft. Something similar to the Tetris Effect

[shadw]

Dreaming is the most underrated thing in the world. It's so euphoric and adventurous and much more immersive than any game. It's highly disappointing how society doesn't see the value dreams provide

[shadw]

Sleep paralysis can become less scary the more you learn about it

[rob]

Sometime in the early to mid 2000’s I fell asleep. While it’s been a wild ride of a dream, I hope one of these days I’ll finally wake up.

[Olpster]

sleepwalked in gfs parents home. about 2months ago. almost pissed behind the tv. ripped some pictures from the wall. her father asked me what im doing. he told me i answered in french ( i cant speak baguette) He asked me if i needed to piss, opened the door inthe garden. then i left in the dark void. around 5C outside. he smoked a zig and lost me. 10mins later i tried to go back in the main door and was grumbling some slurs. cant open the door. he opened the door. i walked at first in the parents room. Her dad said that i noticed im in the wrong room and went back to gf.

cant remember shit but thought at first that i dreamed about her dad.

Everyone was shitting me the next few days. god i love this family

(i pissed a little in my underpants. but no one noticed)

[LydiAtheistLady]

I experienced false awaking loop once. It was so freaking terrifying. I looked it up after I actually woke up. I wrote down the entire thing of what I could remember. Thought I was dead at one point and that is what the afterlife was.

[dommyboysmith]

The worst false awakenings are the too realistic ones. You get up, whole morning routine, work a full shift and then actually wake up and have to do it all over again.
It's like working a double and only getting paid for one shift. 😂

[OliverTheAmpersandCat]

I've experienced Minecraft dreams for entire years of my life when I was younger. Essentially the dream doesn't feel like you're playing the game but rather within it, as if Minecraft is real life.

[EmmanuelBrito]

36:15 as a child I assumed I could hear my surroundings but wasn’t able to open my eyes or move but after years of this experience I realized I’m experiencing the paralysis while in a dream.

[winluk]

i was in a car accident when i was 11, which was 7 years ago and i had stopped breathing at the scene. there was nurse who resuscitated me also at the scene so i am very lucky. from the accident, i got a traumatic brain injury and head trauma. when i was in the hospital, i was asleep for a couple days so that my brain could rest. i had long lucid dreams and i even had an out-of-body experience of me having a seizure in the hospital, which, when i woke up, found to be true that that happened. i was like floatin over my hospital bed watching myself have a seizure.

[almipopp]

I believe “trapped in a dream“ refers to a lucid dream where other characters in your dream are aware that you are lucid dreaming and they usually tell you that you are not supposed to be there or be this aware of what’s happening

[xxmountaindewxx]

I had a false awakening, "waking up" into a nightmare only the really wake up into sleep paralysis. This event absolutely frightens me to this day

[shadw]

The idea of being trapped in a dream comes from when a lucid dreamer starts having a lucid nightmare and tries too hard to wake up so they feel like they're stuck in a dream

[EndGameEnt]

I have experienced psychosis from sleep deprivation. People should take sleep extremely seriously.

[Lejeron]

Had a dream where i was in war and was convinced of it, i must say, it was harrowing beyond belief knowing that any moment might be your last and the fear was intense. Because of that dream i dont want war anywhere anymore in any shape or form.

[kikiw]

When my brother was little he was terribly afaid of what he called “The Grey Man”. I remember we had a CD cover with The Thinking Man on it and he freaked out everytime he saw it because it reminded him of “The Grey Man”. I guess because he was all grey made of stone on the CD cover he correlated it to the grey man he saw. My mom and I remember this very clearly but I don’t think he remembers much about it and why he was scared. SOOOO when you mentioned “The Grey Man” on this list.. i got the chills!!

[rdaughty]

Great video! I can tell you have been working on your presentation skills. I like the interaction questions you pepper into the video. You sound much steadier in your voice. I also appreciate the better pronunciations. Keep up the great work. I look forward to your next video.

[saintessa]

Has anyone ever experienced this -

Becoming aware while you were asleep, but it doesn't feel like a dream and it's not sleep paralysis... It's more like feeling like the surroundings (wherever you fell asleep) are overlayed with a translucent paper-like substance (or like you're "in it") and it's smooth, feels calming, then the "paper" starts to crumple and become distorted which makes you feel more and more anxious until it turns to static, almost like TV snow...

It happened to me a few times before the age of 12, the most memorable time was when it happened and I got up to run to my parents room, I remember looking back towards my door and seeing all the static in my room but not the rest of the house, and I woke up in my parents bed so I know I didn't dream going there.

It's the best way I can describe it and never seen any mentions of it anywhere... I think I'm gonna copy pasta this to reddit before I forget