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Dreaming

Submitted by ptong on Wed, 07/16/2008 - 1:21pm.
Many times when I am dreaming about being chased by something, or falling from a cliff, I always manage to wake up the moment before I get caught, or before I go *SPLAT*. Alternatively, when I have a great dream, I wake up during the "best" parts because someone is knocking on my door. Why is this happening? And what/who is causing this? Is this the cognitive unconsciousness? because I know I am not telling myself to wake up.

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