Thread: What is a Lucid Dream?

I noticed this question on the sticky notes, and going there I was hoping to be informed. However, I do not believe that the question was answered.

Now, I am not the sharpest tool in the shed, no, not by a long shot, and therefore it took me a considerable number of years to figure out the answer to the question.

Lucid dreaming appears to be in fact, a form of communication. As in all communication, that which establishes the limit of communication is, of course, the less intelligent of the two. This means a great deal. All miss representation and fantasy about what is said and why is effected by the least intelligent of the two parties.

A great deal of non-sense, will of course, be perpetrated by the least intelligent of the two parties.

And so, "I the Lord will speak unto him in a dream." It is a language. The evolution of a sentient being is paralleled by its linguistic comprehension.

I am not religious, however, if I reference the Judeo-Christian Scripture, I find the text is sealed, but simply by principles of language. No magic. I find that the Eden, or the Garden of God, is a metaphor, as God is given as a metaphor for truth. Garden of Truth. The entire text is about judgment, which cannot be effected without basic understanding of langauge. Principles not yet recognized or taught.

Sometimes I day-dream. I realize that any significant space travel will always be impossible. Men fantasied its possibilies by contradicting physical facts of reality. However, one does not need to visit physically if telepathy were a simple fact of sentient existence. However, like children, before one leaves the nursery, they should at least be able to speak.

It is written that at some point in history lucid dreaming would reappear--however, people would be ashamed of what they see. The lessons, so to speak, address our own short commings. We are children, one might say, savages. So, I do not believe that any of us are even a tool in the shed at all, yet.