Your definition of 'passive lucidity' seems to suggest that it isn't lucidity at all. I would describe passive lucidity as when you simply become lucid in dreams for no apparent reason (i.e. you just realise it, without a reality check or whatever), but probably because you do a lot of reality checks and invest time in lucid dreaming.
That said, you're right about not letting reality checks become a habit, and always taking the effort to really observe.




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. What basically happens is what is said above: it become a habit (unconsioully - like most of the other things you do that started out where you had to think about it - think back to when you were taught to eat/speak/bathe/read/etc....what evenutally happened with these was you did them automatically - in the begining you had to think about it -- the same thing happens to so many who learn LD techniques and it is a downfall and it is ironic/ defeats it's own purpose..keep reading...).



"What if I were to tell u that you can take control...of all of this? Look at all these people. Seems as though they're just all chatting away? Nothing to do with u. And yet., maybe they're only here because u wanted them to. U are their god. U can make them obey u or even destroy u."
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