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    1. 12-24-2003 04:16 AM #1
      spinjoel
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      Subconscious lucid dream improvement

      Big fancy words.
      I'm a n00b to lucid dreaming. I've pulled off one entire lucid dream and I became to excited, then awoke after a brief moment. My dream recall is poor but I can tell when I've had a dream and the emotions I have experienced during it. This morning I woke up and remembered a sensational feeling of exitement, the same feeling as my first lucid dream. Problem is, I can't remember it. I was wonder though, can your lucid dreaming skills improve although you can not remember the dream itself?
      I eat babies.
      Seriously.
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    2. 12-24-2003 05:07 AM #2
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      Thinks should I or not? while looking around for seeker.


      .....Darts out and throws bouncies at Spinjoel. :yumdumdoodledum: :yumdumdoodledum: "Here Take These"


      .....High tails it out the door yelling WELCOME SPINJOEL!!!!!
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    3. 12-25-2003 07:00 AM #3
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      jee, that was really helpful for his question there. haha
      a lot of time people think you would remember a lucid dream easier since its more clear and whatnot, but actually, you are just as likely to forget a lucid dream as a nonlucid dream
      All I know is that i don't know nothing.
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