From Ram Dass: |
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What would you do if one day you became lucidly aware in waking life? Say it catches you in a moment by surprise like your first lucid dream and you can exercise the same level of control. What would you do if the world of your waking life became a dream except now there is no place to wake up to? |
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Last edited by Wisher; 04-14-2015 at 05:50 PM.
From Ram Dass: |
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Well, I may as well respond to my own Question. |
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Last edited by Wisher; 04-15-2015 at 03:20 AM.
Oh, I mis-understood. You are not talking about realizing it is a dream, but about having fantastic powers. |
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Last edited by Sivason; 04-15-2015 at 04:12 AM.
Sivason remind me not to anger you if/when you become all powerful. I like your approach of justice. You almost sound like a superhero. |
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I had a moment like this the other day. I looked at the sky and saw the clouds moving really fast. It looked beautiful but they were moving so fast I did a RC just in case. |
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Everyone else seems to be taking this answer so seriously! I would probably do a lot of the things you do in lucid dreams, such as flying, teleportation, and exploration. The only problem would be that unlike dreams, there is no waking up, so you have to face the consequences of your actions. So annoying dream characters could come with a price you don't have to pay in dreams. Also, in a dream if you fall when flying you could wake up or the dream might change so that you never hit the ground. But if there was no place to wake up to and you only have the skill level of your first lucid dream like you said, you might not be able to save yourself. So basically it would just be a regular lucid dream but with consequences. |
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Lol! |
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I think ONEMOREDREAMER's point is that if it was like a normal LD, you would not have great control. Getting lucid does not equal having control. |
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If the question is close to "what would you do if you were god", my answer would be "nothing that sound's good, because goodness is an illusion and trying to make things better is making them worst indeed". |
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Sivason, well that was part of it but I also meant that in the question, Wisher said "like your first lucid dream". I don't know about you, but my first lucid dream had definitely limited control. Also, when you know you are in real life, you might not have as much confidence as in a dream and therefore not have as much control. When you put that together you get very limited control and if you tried to something drastic, like jump off a building to start flying, you might find that with such limited control, you could fall and this time there would not be a chance to retry the next night like you do in a dream. I hope I didn't make that too confusing |
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Last edited by OneMoreDreamer; 04-21-2015 at 08:44 PM.
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Last edited by Kaan; 04-22-2015 at 08:40 AM.
So given the god scenario blah blah world peace and all that blah blah I got bored with thinking about that in the second grade. |
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