To be honest I'm new and haven't read any instructions on Lucid Dreaming, nor can I tell you that you will or will not continue to have them for sure. All I can say is that I've had control over my dreams since I was about seven or eight. Since I was doing it since then without much thought as to becoming lucid, I assume that it is a natural human occurance. The only difference is that you apparently have become aware of something you could do, I suppose you could think of it as learning to control your breath, only instead of breathing it is your dreams that you are attempting to control. All I can tell you is that to continue to experience them you have to know when you are aware,and catch onto the dream with your consciousness. Sometimes you may awaken, but the more you do it the less you may have to do to stay lucid and have longer dreams. Also you can stop having them should you forget about it. This is something that you have some control over, but with each new dream you may discover more and more of what you are capable of doing, be it flight, answering difficult questions, or remembering things, your imagination is perhaps the limit to what dreams may come. |
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