yep. i can feel you exactly and having the exact same issues. i think you have to differentiate between real lucid dreams and just dreaming about being lucid. |
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Hey DV, |
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yep. i can feel you exactly and having the exact same issues. i think you have to differentiate between real lucid dreams and just dreaming about being lucid. |
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Well, there's a certain contrast between your sleepying self and your waking self, if this is what you are talking about. Our brain functions differently in each state. Lucidity is like a bridge between the waking state and the normal dreaming state and depending on where on that bridge you are your sense of self will be different. People usually refer to low lucidity and high level lucidity. With the high level lucidity you usually are closest to your daily self - you can remember tasks more easily and execute them more or less the way you planned. |
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If I could fly in my waking life, I would also probably just jump out of the window and take off without second thought. |
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What was you doing about one hour ago? Does it seems like ''fake'' to you? It does to me! Memories seems like as you said ''fake'' no matter that in you IWL or in a lucid dream. |
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Basically, I don't think you've had a level four lucid dream. It took me maybe 15 LDs before I had one where I felt I was "fully" conscious. I remember when I became so aware, as aware as I am in my day to day life. It may take a while, but once you reach that level you wake up with no doubts whatsoever. It does take a while. But you get to a place where you're as conscious and aware as always. |
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That's a good point, you're right. Memories from waking life are also not very vivid to me. But it's not just the 'image' I have in my head from the situation in that dream, it's the thoughts that were appearing in my head at that time. For example, if I managed to fly right now I would find it exhilarating, but in the dream I kinda casually went on flying without really enjoying it, that doesn't feel right to me. Perhaps I should give it some time, maybe my lucidity just wasn't high enough, like NyxCC and Senge mentioned. |
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I have had dreams that feel fake, but I think the first "breakthrough moment" that any LDer has, is the first time that he has a lucid that is so close to waking, the he can barely believe that it is a dream. Your mind stays blown for weeks after that. |
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Sure there is some dreams that are considered way too much for waking life, but there are dreams that do feel real, and i get those kind of dreams sometimes and i do come to a point that i didn't know if i was dreaming or awake...which is kind of hallucinations while you wake after/during a dream, and for me it's kind of way too advanced for anyone to read lol. At this point of waking it's in the middle, your dream shows you your bedroom and you wakeup in your bedroom, so that is kind of hard to explain if you didn't experience it. |
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Silentium. * |
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If you only have the skills to do so you can experience anything you can imagine as real.
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