Yep, dreams can feel exactly like reality if you stabilize them well enough and don't create weird stuff. |
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I had a lucid last night, and ironically, it was because I felt bored of the dream. When I became lucid, I thought it would be a good idea to feel what it was like in a dream so I could recognize it more often. I was pretty shocked to find that I could feel the flip flops I had on my feet, and the sand and warmth on them. I also felt a breeze. Now, I KNOW I was dreaming, since I 'charged' my fist and sent a ball of energy from the sky to slam into the ground to make a giant crater. |
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Yep, dreams can feel exactly like reality if you stabilize them well enough and don't create weird stuff. |
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"[...] As a result, the practitioner may decide that a parallel world has been entered: the world beyond, the astral plane, mental space, or the ether. Although travel in the phase can lead to many places, this does not mean that the phase allows travel through or use of actual, alternate worlds. The practitioner should be reasonable"
Michael Raduga (A Practical Guidebook, p.172)
I think you misunderstand what he meant by "feel". KingYoshi didn't mean feel as in feel the sandals on your feet, he meant feel as in feel how dreams are different to real life. |
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Lool, well your name ain't Timmy or Tommy, so no problem then! |
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If you really are worried about one day trying to stop cars, then just do R.Cs. One thing dreams can't do is perfectly mimic reality. Your brain just can't do all the shadows and physics and noises and details and textures and colours like real life can. |
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