Is this possible? Sorry I tried to use the search but I didn't get anything. |
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Is this possible? Sorry I tried to use the search but I didn't get anything. |
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Yes, it's really strange. I had one once. I flew for the first time in that dream. You have more control than a normal dream but less than a true lucid. In this kind of dream you eventually "wake up" and go through it mindlessly. When you're at the lucid part you don't think nearly as rationally. Normally my lucid thoughts would be: okay I'm dreaming I can do this this or this. Or I want to do this how can I acheive this goal. In the dream in a dream I thought: I want to fly! and then I did. It was like being lucid because I remembered the lake I flew over and stuff, but it was like I had less control and I was more spontanious. |
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Dreaming permits each and every one of us to be quietly and safely insane every night of our lives.
-William Dement
dreaming you are lucid? I'm assuming you mean falling asleep in a dream and then becoming lucid. That's only happened to me once and I didnt feel any real difference in dream control. |
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Now that my friend is a predicament! |
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"When did the dream become a nightmare."
What about having a dream were you are dreaming and in the dream dream you are also dreaming. |
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Lets all do something mental like steal a traffic cone.
Well wouldn't it be a good thing? You would still be lucid, and everytime you wake up, you'd have a chance at getting lucid AGAIN, since its really just a false awakening. |
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"A thousand years is but an instant. There's nothing new, nothing different. Same pattern, over and over." --Ryan, Waking Life.
What I mean is...I had a dream I was lucid, but I didn't control myself...at least I don't think I did. I was basically watching myself through my eyes doing things...I wasn't fully dully lucid to calm down and think. And when I awoke it was as if I awoke from a normal dream, they say when you awake from a lucid it is more...real. But I don't even remember waking to it...Maybe it's my dream recall |
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surely if you're able to think "i'm lucid" then you have to be lucid? |
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I had a crazy dream that I became lucid and switched the scene, so I knew I was lucid. In another part of the dream, I remember I was telling my dad that I controlled my dream, and he didn't seem to believe it! Then I woke up and discovered that I really hadn't been lucid. Strange huh? |
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UNBAN LEO!
Adopted by Anelior.
I think I've had about ten dreams that I've said "Hey! I'm dreaming!" and then proceeded to go on with whatever I was doing before, as if I'd forgotten it was a dream, and I'd have no more than average control after that. I always wonder when I wake up if I really was lucid or if I just thought I was. :/ I'm pretty sure I've had one *real* lucid dream out of the ten, because I felt more solid and real than in other dreams. |
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Yes, in fact i only had one lucid dream and was of that type. I dreamed that i had an accident and i was in comma, but while i was in comma i realiced that all that was just a dream, it was then when i become lucid. Sadly, i got too excited and waked my self up. |
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And because it´s old, it´s thaught as true...
I have dreamt that i was attempting the "WILD" technique, and almost succeded...very irritating when I woke up, realising that it was a dream from the beginning |
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All your base are belong to ME!!!!
its very possible. |
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Yuengling, Rotts, and Carbon Leaf...yep, that sums up my life.
Oh yeah and that whole, never finding love because I'm a nice guy.
Fuck.
okay, my opinion has changed. the other night i was running through a house, and when i sat down i thought to myself "i've been here before, i should have become lucid", while dreaming |
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Okay, I've totally had two of these! It's where, in your dream, you think you're lucid but you aren't actually lucid. Very annoying! You'd think if you could say, "I'm lucid" that you would be, but for some reason it just doesn't work. |
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Thinking you are lucid could be the ultimate cue for becoming lucid. |
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You are dreaming right now.
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