Talking With Burritos | Film And Media Entertainment

Many things go bump in the night but what if that thing did not just bump but hold and pin you down so that you can’t move or breath? Completely cognitive to your state of being, however, there is nothing you can do. You scream and no one hears. You’re brain tells your arms to move but they remain immobile. This is what sufferers of dream paralysis experience when they lay down for bed, the fear of sleep. Dreams so lucid they are real. Dreams so real they leave very little hope for an optimistic reality. Ever have that dream you wish you could retell but can’t remember? The good ones [dreams] are those that seem more real. We interact and sometimes can actual feel the dream experience. It’s great but within only minutes of wakefulness those moments are forgotten, swept away by the brain replugging your consciousness into the reality of the now. Time to go to school, work, or commence video gameplay. Life goes on but what if life can go on whilst you dream? Lucid dreaming is akin to the recommendation that we