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    1. 12-17-2005 10:25 PM #1
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      Wich reality is more real?

      Well i have been wondering, what makes a dream a "less valid" reality than the awake reality?, it has different boundaries and laws, but its still a reality.

      It has probably been discussed here many times, but well how do we know that the awake reality isnt just another stage of dreaming, a more real one, and we assume this is real, as we assume a dream (whe not L.D.) is real and dont question them.

      So that leaves me with 2 main questions, one kinda what "The Matrix" tried to expose in a silly way, if we realize that a dream is a dream when we question it, with reality checks and dont assume its real, probably can we wake up from this reality if we question it enough and dont assume it is real?

      If L.D. beats the crap out of awake reality in almost every point exept probably clarity, why wake up at all?
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    2. 12-18-2005 02:11 AM #2
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      I think we need to learn more about balance, rather than always picking one thing at the expense of others.

      Teachers of dreaming techniques will point out that we spend a third of our life sleeping. Why not put some effort into enjoying that time?

      Waking life influences dreaming life influences waking life influences.....
      "we may accept dream telepathy as a working hypothesis." Stephen LaBerge, page 231 Lucid Dreaming 1985
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