some time i can and some time not...but me not always dream when i sleep...

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good idea for write all dream
make me sad or make me happy
but i hope some day my better dreams is come true
only for better dream exactly

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I also hear that you couldn't read in a dream, but I've always been able to do it. The only thing is that sometimes if I read something in a dream, then turn away, then look back at it again, it sometimes changes or disappears.

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few time i had dreams that i have exam and i have to study i opened books and i couldn't read it always makes me to panic lol. thats a proper nightmare.

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This is an interesting concept. I've always been able to read in my dreams. I remember one time I was reading a book (I'd been to Chapters earlier that day and was looking at this particular book) and when I woke up I remembered what it said. Strange this is, it was scarily familiar to what was actually in the book (I bought it later that week because of the dream).

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I'm a normal user at the Adult Swim message boards. I've fallen asleep in front of my laptop several times...and on some occasions I've had dreams posting on those boards. Hell I remember one dream where I was psychic posting. Like I saw a post by the admin and I replied without typing...I just thought about it. I remember reading stuff, but as to what they were, I have no clue.

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I don't make it a point to read in my dreams but, yes, I can read in my dreams too.

Actually, I'd take the "you can't read in your dreams" theory with a grain of salt. I have yet to see scientists prove this objectively. The only material I have seen, which remotely supports this hypothesis, is an episode of Batman, the animated series, where the "genius" Bruce Wayne "knew" he was dreaming because he was unable to read.

Meh, seems like there's something we all can do that Batman can't

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no scientist can say i you cannot read while dreaming. Unless your someone in the ghost in the shell anime where you have a usb port in the back of your head

but seriously, scientist is clueless where dreams comes from. All of there evidence are just observations.

they cannot even explain why sleep paralysis is occuring

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Yeah, exactly.
Personally I almost never read in my dreams, but I think that's just because I rarely dream and when I do there are usually no words in my dreams. Sometimes, though, I can control my actions perfectly in a dream, which shows that the brain must be somewhat functional.

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Well, I dont remember reading in my dreams but I had many dreams like above. That I need to read or write something but I cant do it becasue... well... dream somehow not complete... it lack details, looks blurry, someone shaking my view, dark etc I cant describe it.

Anyhow, that gives me a lot stress. Then finally i realise "this is a dream, I dont need do this" BAM Im awake :)

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