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   MustardDrinker liked post by Courga On thread : I dreamed of (possible) rape, half-lucid. Am I a danger now?

   I second this. It is also important to note that if you were semi-lucid, as is common for beginners, often you notice you are dreaming and have some control but are easily distracted/pushed by the...

   Liked On: 05-02-2023, 02:34 AM

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   SpaceGod liked post by Courga On thread : Why you should forget about Sleep Paralysis (SP)

   Due to the nature of science and hypothesis testing, no one can ever say anything doesn't exist-- but that doesn't mean it does. The burden of proof lies with whomever makes the assertion. Think of...

   Liked On: 02-22-2018, 07:53 PM

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   Posquant liked post by Courga On thread : Why you should forget about Sleep Paralysis (SP)

   Due to the nature of science and hypothesis testing, no one can ever say anything doesn't exist-- but that doesn't mean it does. The burden of proof lies with whomever makes the assertion. Think of...

   Liked On: 02-19-2018, 10:50 AM

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   Kaan liked post by Courga On thread : Why you should forget about Sleep Paralysis (SP)

   Due to the nature of science and hypothesis testing, no one can ever say anything doesn't exist-- but that doesn't mean it does. The burden of proof lies with whomever makes the assertion. Think of...

   Liked On: 01-29-2018, 05:43 AM

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   TravisE liked post by Courga On thread : Why you should forget about Sleep Paralysis (SP)

   Due to the nature of science and hypothesis testing, no one can ever say anything doesn't exist-- but that doesn't mean it does. The burden of proof lies with whomever makes the assertion. Think of...

   Liked On: 01-28-2018, 04:25 AM

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   LighrkVader liked post by Courga On thread : Why you should forget about Sleep Paralysis (SP)

   Due to the nature of science and hypothesis testing, no one can ever say anything doesn't exist-- but that doesn't mean it does. The burden of proof lies with whomever makes the assertion. Think of...

   Liked On: 01-27-2018, 05:01 PM

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   Sageous liked post by Courga On thread : Why you should forget about Sleep Paralysis (SP)

   Due to the nature of science and hypothesis testing, no one can ever say anything doesn't exist-- but that doesn't mean it does. The burden of proof lies with whomever makes the assertion. Think of...

   Liked On: 01-27-2018, 04:41 PM

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   ViolettaWilde liked post by Courga On thread : Goals for December?

   Great goals! I have been slacking a bit lately as the stress of real life has occupied my thoughts. I have a good break coming up this month though, and during it I hope to: 1. Refocus on lucid...

   Liked On: 12-04-2017, 08:45 PM

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   naturespirit liked post by Courga On thread : Describe Your Dream Guide

   I've heard brief mentions of dream guides here on the forums and on the Lucid Dreaming subreddit, but usually these guides are not described well. From what I gather, most guides seem to be of...

   Liked On: 11-12-2017, 01:35 AM

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    Voldmer liked post by Courga On thread : Scientific Reasoning and Expectation

    You are right, of course! The problem is that even if I understand the illogicality of physical laws in a metaphysical world, I continue to fail at dream control! This may be an issue of confidence,...

    Liked On: 11-10-2017, 09:48 AM

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    Sageous liked post by Courga On thread : Scientific Reasoning and Expectation

    You know, this is something I have thought about briefly in lucid dream but have never fully invested in. I think you are right, and it would be beneficial to take a moment (or more) to really...

    Liked On: 11-10-2017, 08:22 AM

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    Jdoggad liked post by Courga On thread : Problems With Dream Clarity

    I agree with Dave above; we can't expect the clarity of our lucid memories to surpass that of our waking memories. What is important (and what is often most memorable) about our experiences-- lucid...

    Liked On: 11-09-2017, 05:09 AM

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    FireFlyMan liked post by Courga On thread : Describe Your Dream Guide

    I've heard brief mentions of dream guides here on the forums and on the Lucid Dreaming subreddit, but usually these guides are not described well. From what I gather, most guides seem to be of...

    Liked On: 11-09-2017, 04:15 AM

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    KarlaB18 liked post by Courga On thread : Describe Your Dream Guide

    Thank you very much for sharing! It does sound incredibly gratifying to have a family of guides to rely on; I hadn't thought about the possibility of having more than one, as people usually seem to...

    Liked On: 11-08-2017, 12:10 AM

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    DawnEye11 liked post by Courga On thread : Describe Your Dream Guide

    I've heard brief mentions of dream guides here on the forums and on the Lucid Dreaming subreddit, but usually these guides are not described well. From what I gather, most guides seem to be of...

    Liked On: 11-07-2017, 08:05 PM

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