After having my first LD I realized that it wasnt that vivid. In fact after waking up it is almost like a memory from long ago. I can remember what I did, but I cannot picture it in my mind with great detail. |
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After having my first LD I realized that it wasnt that vivid. In fact after waking up it is almost like a memory from long ago. I can remember what I did, but I cannot picture it in my mind with great detail. |
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Lucid Dream Count - 2
WILD - 1
Realization during dream - 1
Well, I'm not a pro, but I think 11 LDs are enough to answer this... |
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LD count: 25 and counting
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My dreams are normaly very vivid, Lucid or not. My Lucids can get far more vivid than normal Life. Actualy the enviornments are always very intense, to the point where they are almost glowing with life. |
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I've had a range from what could barely be called dreams at all since there was very few visuals; basically just a vague blurry world, to so crystal clear that I actually had to question whether I had actually awoken or not, especially since many times I have several false awakenings first. I can't really say whether its possible to get to realitiesque clarity, but you can get damn near close; close enough that you won't be able to say whether it was or not once you wake. |
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LDs can feel more real than life itself. The only way this can be is because you can fly, have sex with jessica biel, and even shoot spaghetti out of your fingertips. Every dream i have is real life vividness. I guess im just lucky. |
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Having a Wake-initiated lucid dream (WILD) as opposed to the common Dream-initiated lucid dream (DILD) will make it one hundred times more vivid, and very real life-like. I recommend checking up on WILD techniques. |
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