I am really new to all of this but have been trying different things since I joined a couple of weeks ago. |
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I am really new to all of this but have been trying different things since I joined a couple of weeks ago. |
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To me it feels like literally waking up inside the dream (minus the groggyness). You're on a sort of auto-pilot when you're not lucid, and when something triggers you to be lucid, I'm like "Oh... I'm 'awake'". you become more clear minded and in control, like in the real world. |
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Thats exactly what it felt like in dream. Like crystal clear then it got all muddled and I woke up. But when I woke my body felt so energetic. Like i could actually feel it surging through my body. |
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When your dreaming, your like day dreaming in real life. When something snaps at you, you focus and realise something. Remember, if you try to lucid dream in the future, remember : Intention &and Awareness. |
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I get a weird rush, so it feels stronger than waking up for me. The degree of the rush varies with the degree of lucidity though, and the vividness of the dream. And I tend to never wake up from that sort of thing, like it sounds quite a few people do. I always wake because I close my dream eyes, and 'float' back out... |
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Well for me its a great feeling and i just think so much when it happens as its like others have said ..its just like being awake really your mind works just as well if not better as there are no limits ! |
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its one of the most amazing feelings in the world, like nothing youve ever felt before. |
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Law abiding citizen by day, breaking the laws of reality by night.
"How can you be aware that you're dreaming, if you're never aware that you're awake?"
Thanks for the input evryone. I'm hoping i can grab lucidity for a while tonight. Had it two nights in a row last week for a milisecond and I want more. Maybe it's this way for newbsticks but all I can think about while I'm awake is that feeling of awareness i felt. Sadly enough I don't think i have ever been that with it in my waking life. |
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For me it fills like I am in virtual reality or some thing. It feels like normal life with all the cool stuff in it. |
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KILL THAT BANANA!!!
For me it's like a virtual playground. No consequences and nothing bad able to happen. I havn't been really lucid in about 2 weeks. Sucks right. But I do sometimes wake up and feel very awake, if only i had a watch that told time in the dream for real, then wake up with it when i need to go to school. Would be so great. |
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Peter piper picked your pecker.... wait that's not right.
I really enjoy the feeling of waking up from a lucid dream. Except for the bummer from the dream being over, the feeling of already being awake when your body wakes up it the coolest. It's like when you woke up early when you were a kid and had to wait for your parents to wake up before you could do anything. |
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“A dreamer is one who can only find his way by moonlight, and his punishment is that he sees the dawn before the rest of the world.” ~ Oscar Wilde
I normally feel half asleep in a lucid dream and heavy. i soon wake up due to the excitement as well |
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let's live our lives heroically
let's live them with style
Well, for me... Normal, as I've only had a few non-lucid! But as every else said, it's epic. So is dream control! |
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I'm attempting WILDS.
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