I'm not that experienced at LDing but I have heard that you can teach yourself skills in LD's. Like become a good public speaker and practise sports ect. |
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I was just wondering if it was possible for skills taught in lucidity to transfer over to the awake world. For example, Im not that great a drawer. Say I want to be able to draw better, and I taught myself in lucidity over the course of 2 or 3 dreams. Would I be able to transfer this quickly learned, new skill into the real world? I would think its possible because your working with your mind, but Im not too experianced with this. I mean, of course skills like flying are impossible to transfer, but realistic skills such as drawing, driving, peripheral vision, martial arts (as long as you arent super matrix =P ) |
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I'm not that experienced at LDing but I have heard that you can teach yourself skills in LD's. Like become a good public speaker and practise sports ect. |
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So such things are possible, just can be difficult? Im just curious, as Im hoping to first attain lucidity soon. I want to be prepared for anything. Im not going to run before I can walk, but I want to go in knowing everything I can |
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Yeah, I understand that. I was just using drawing as an example, though it is something I would like to learn as well. Im just trying to understand what can be done with Lucid Dreaming, as I know if you don't believe you can do something in LD, you can't. I want to know as much as I can so that I dont end up doubting my abilities during LDing. Im anxious to start this, and I've been trying many things (Pelting myself with Subliminal messeges is one...) except my biggest problem is I cannot remember my dreams at all. Which I know will feel weird when I finnally do, because suddenly I'll remember this part of my life that I actually lived. Im constantly doing reality checks, hypnosis, subliminal messeges, and getting prepared for when it finnally does happen so that I'm ready for it. Any tips on that would be appreciated btw. As well, I hear that many people's first Lucid Dream is the greatest experience of their life, Im looking foreward to that. However, I believe I had a LD before... but cant remember it. I woke up breathing heavy, sweating a bit and heart racing. It was after I first started some of these methods. Would having one but not remembering take away the "Original" feeling? |
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It would probably be as if it was real life. You practice and you get better. That's my thought. |
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Heres some big advice: believing is everything. intentions and methods are useful, but it is my thought that all a person needs to lucid dream is a will to want to do it. |
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Definately - esp. practicing something - but if you learn how to do all the chords for a song w/o ever knowing them in the first place - which is possible - you probably wont remember in the morning- maybe you will |
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"What if I were to tell u that you can take control...of all of this? Look at all these people. Seems as though they're just all chatting away? Nothing to do with u. And yet., maybe they're only here because u wanted them to. U are their god. U can make them obey u or even destroy u."
-- Vanilla Sky (movie)
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