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From: kemp@noscvax.UUCP (Stephen P. Kemp)
Newsgroups: net.singles
Subject: Re: Comments about Sleep Positions
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Date: Wed, 31-Oct-84 15:29:09 EST
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Posted: Wed Oct 31 15:29:09 1984
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Keywords: sleep, dreams

While the topic is hot, I was very interested to read that CHANGING
one's sleeping position commonly results in terminating an on-going dream;
changing back to a prior position can cause a dream to restart.
(I have tried it myself and have successfully bailed out of unpleasant
dreams. Better yet, when a really GOOD dream has abruptly vanished, I have
been able to restart it by [semi-consciously] changing positions until I
found the dream again.)
  As I recall, the book with this delightful tidbit was call "Creative
Dreaming" and it covered many other topics and TECHNIQUES to develop
the ability to dream at will and to actually control dreams.