Thread: Lucid Dreams don't exist!

I guess the most important part of your article is the ending, at least for me.

We must 'forget' about chacing 'lucidity' (such an abstract, vague concept) and instead chace those unique feelings and sensations we've experienced which we tend to generalize and name it lucidity.

Nice write-up!

Originally Posted by polmc

I guess the most important part of your article is the ending, at least for me.

We must 'forget' about chacing 'lucidity' (such an abstract, vague concept) and instead chace those unique feelings and sensations we've experienced which we tend to generalize and name it lucidity.

Nice write-up!

Well what we imagine when hearing the word lucidity is totaly subjective. And saying that chasing lucidity is wrong is not very precise. The fact is that the feelings you discribe are named lucidity. So when I say I chase lucidity I mean all the feelings there are. So I still don't understand the big deal about it .