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About two years ago, one morning I thought I woke up. Everything I saw was exactly as I would have seen it in reality, but when I tried to pull up my blanket, it felt so heavy that I just fell back down. Then I really woke up. I've always been wondering, was this a FA or an OBE?
Sounds like a false awakening to me.
Though it is up to debate wether there is any difference between an OBE and an LD. Though that's another topic.
Sounds like a FA. I usually have those often. And even when there isn't a blanket on me, it feels like there is one. The objective is to struggle as hard as you can.Quote:
Originally posted by computernerd90
About two years ago, one morning I thought I woke up. Everything I saw was exactly as I would have seen it in reality, but when I tried to pull up my blanket, it felt so heavy that I just fell back down. Then I really woke up. I've always been wondering, was this a FA or an OBE?
Many times, when I have FA WILDs like this (usually intentionally), I may check my clock as a RC, though it is a poor one. Then there are other ways I can RC...look in the mirror, and see if you can see a reflection...if not, you're dreaming!! Also, there should be nothing in your bed (as well, I always find something in there, not me!!!), and reading an open book in this dream is a piece of cake (and fun, too), but if you cannot touch it (because it acts like a holigram), you are dreaming!! And if a dream does end up like that...fly away to netherland (XP5), go to locations like movies and fun places, or just fly around the world!!
As I said, WILD FAs are much more different than just plain FAs!! :D