If by lucid you mean aware, then you are always aware to some extent or another when dreaming. If you are not aware, you can't be aware of it! |
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I'm not lucid, though maybe a bit in the back of my mind. I'm fighting an evil guy and I grab him. Then it goes into 3rd person view as I squeeze the evil guy. Black Tendrils come out of the evil guy to squeeze me but I decide it's ineffective. Then I visualize a cartoon, bird's eye view, of the setting and imagine the evil guy exploding from being squeezed. I decide that the explosion kills everyone in the area outside but I also decide that I have a bubble shield to protect myself. Then I'm in first person view again and everyone has disappeared, which means the explosion and shield worked! Also, I chose not to be hurt by the tendrils. I became fully lucid after this experience. |
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Last edited by David7; 08-26-2009 at 03:51 PM.
If by lucid you mean aware, then you are always aware to some extent or another when dreaming. If you are not aware, you can't be aware of it! |
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You merely have to change your point of view slightly, and then that glass will sparkle when it reflects the light.
Why did you decide that third person dreaming improves control? I agree with ClouD, we do control dreams to some extent. But accodring to my obvervations it doesn't matter if they're 1st or 3rd person when we're exercising this kind of control. |
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By lucid I mean being aware that dreaming. By being partially lucid I mean I intuitively felt it was a dream and exerted dream control but didn't consciously think: Oh, I'm dreaming. |
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Yes I know what you mean, your additional explanations made me sure that we're talking about the same thing. |
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