Thread: day sleep deprivation

I have stayed up all day today, I will stay sleep deprived intill 11
oclock. I think I can re-adjust my bad sleeping habit. To increase my
mathematical skills I will do mulitplication all day, which is hard and
makes you feel sick. Trancenberg system not the normal memory
crap you learn in school.


I don't know if I could handle going another day, I will tell you
tomorrow. I can say about 100% I will have a lucid dream as I
always do after sleep deprivation. I looked it up their is no such
thing as REM rebound when sleep deprived.

If this effective I might do this everyweek.

Yeah I noticed the longer amount of time in which I am awake the higher the chance I have of having a lucid dream. 1 Day of me being awake is pretty much normal for me and so is 2 days after which I usually go to bed of course having a lucid dream.

When I pass the 2 day mark it seems like I have a lot of WBTB for some reason. Although I have never heard of the Trancenberg System what is that?

Originally Posted by wikipedia

Lack of sleep may result in:

• Aching muscles
• ADHD-like symptoms
• Blurred vision
• Clinical depression
• Colorblindness
• Daytime naps
• Decreased mental activity
• Decreased concentration
• Decreased ability for the immune system to fight off sickness
• Dizziness
• Symptoms similar to those of acute ethanol intoxication
• Dark circles under the eyes
• Fainting
• General confusion
• Hallucinations
• Hand tremors

• Headache
• Hernia
• Hyperactivity
• Hypertension
• Impatience
• Irritability
• Lucid dreams (once sleep resumes)
• Memory lapses / memory loss
• Nausea
• Nystagmus (rapid involuntary rhythmic eye movement)
• Psychosis
• Pale skin tone (looking pasty)
• Slowed reaction time
• Slurred and/or nonsensical speech
• Weight loss / Anorexia
• Weight gain
• Yawning

ignore all the links

Because of certain incidents I have been subject to sleep deprivation.
I do not think it is healthy but I do think it can be an experience that is unique.
The mind is complicated and you will find that it faulters when deprived of sleep.
If you consider it an experience of a mind altered state, much can be learned.
I try to take something out of every experience.
Sleep deprivation.
Depending on what stage.
My belief is that opposite of when we are trying to go to sleep that our conscious mind is in majority control. To the contrary SD limits your conscious minds ability. As a result your subconscious abstract mind ( I am not directly referring to two different minds) Is now trying to gain control to provide sleep. With that you get many of the exploits that the right hemisphere can offer.
This is almost a reverse Lucid dream. The lucid dream you are asleep to engage the sleeping mind. While experiencing SD you are awake while experiencing sleep like symptoms.

• 1.Good effects

That I have experienced.
a. Later phases - euphoria
b. silliness.
c. Random abstract thought patterns. Obscure thoughts.
d. Very vivid HI - even without going to sleep
e. Care free attitude
f. Calmness and serenity

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• 2.Bad effects

Usually experienced in the beginning stages and the after effects.
a. Lethargic
b. weakness
~Actually - many of the aforementioned effects posted above by Pyrofan1

I remember the first time i went to camp, i convinced everyone in my room to stay up all night, it was a first for them. You should have seen them ion the morning, it was hilarious, they decided to play catch and my friend threw the ball the wrong way on accident, and theyd laugh at words like "Puddin". Though i know half of this was just the placebo effect, they were sub conciencly playing along with half of it (more like 1/3).