Don't know about lucidity and the gap - but I find it nice that you mention it. |
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I was wondering if awareness of the gap between stimulus and response can achieve lucidity. It seems like becoming lucid is the ultimate gap between stimulus and response: An angry gorilla appears at your door, if you become lucid you can completely ignore the stimulus - the gorilla (if you choose to) and choose better things to do for the rest of the dream (the response). |
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My LDing record, if you want to hear about it, is about 4 WILDs, 1 DEILD, and the rest DILDs.
Don't know about lucidity and the gap - but I find it nice that you mention it. |
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You mean like a DS with hightened awareness? I know what you mean, and think it is good to have that awareness, but not good alone. If you can find a more occuring DS, even if it envoces less awareness, you should stick with that too. So, rely on this DS, but not alone, and don't forget to train your prospective memory |
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I can definitely see your point. When you engage your cognitive abilities you are engaging your conscious thoughts. It would seem you are closer to becoming “aware” in those moments. I can see where you could use this a place to do a reality check. |
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Total LDs (some very brief) = 2004: 4 * 2005: 18 * 2006: 16 * 2007: 2 * 2008: 0 * 2009: 0 * 2010: 1 * 2011: 12 * 2012: 3 * 2013: 1 * 2014: 6 * 2015: 1 * 2016: 0 * 2017: 18 * 2018: 3 * 2019: 0 (so far)
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