HELL NO! some people lucid dream naturally, are they living an unhealthy lives? of course not! unless you use LDing as a escape from reality...... then you might have problems to sought out |
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For now.. ill just keep dreaming
HELL NO! some people lucid dream naturally, are they living an unhealthy lives? of course not! unless you use LDing as a escape from reality...... then you might have problems to sought out |
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They say dreaming is dead, no one does it anymore.
It's not dead it's just that it's been forgotten, removed from our language.
Nobody teaches it so nobody knows it exists.
The dreamer is banished to obscurity.
Well, I'm trying to change all that, and I hope you are too.
By dreaming, every day.
bad for you??? heck no! |
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Last edited by Wristblade56; 12-06-2010 at 01:27 PM.
I have returned, but I'm not the same
I'm a shadow, a shell, it's no longer a game
Peace is dead, peace is gone
All that remains is a chilling song
i think its pretty clear that you area actually getting far better rest while lucid dreaming. i know i feel amazing and well rested when i wake up after a good dream. i think other people are just upset that they have pretty much lost their connection to their subconscious, so they are pretty much slaves to their subconscious without knowing it. sleep is exercise for the soul as well as rest for the body and mind. if you dont dream then you have no way of letting your mind work out the problems and issues of the day without the interference of waking life |
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My Mommy's the same way. "You shouldn't control a dream when you need to sleep. You're trying to control too much." She thinks I have problems with my mind because I like to explore the mental side of things. A lot. |
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Oh, another thread like this? I have one thing to say. |
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We all live in a kind of continuous dream. When we wake, it is because something,
some event, some pinprick even, disturbs the edges of what we have taken as reality.
Vandermeer
SAT (Sporadic Awareness Technique) Guide
Have questions about lucid dreaming? DM me.
Lucid dreams are good for you if anything! They're great for rehearsing presentations and speeches you may have at school/college/work, a slighty boring way to use being lucid, but helpful none the less! |
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Dream Goals!
Tell a DC I love them! (x)
Transform into a dragon (x)
Become a superhero ( )
Get DCs to start dancing with me ( )
Become a vampire (/)
Hehehe annoying emoticons
I have a similar problem. My fiancee just doesn't care about dreaming. No matter how excited I get, she doesn't ever really want to try. I've convinced her to give it a try several times throughout the years, but it doesn't ever interest her. I guess different things interest different people. |
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We all live in a kind of continuous dream. When we wake, it is because something,
some event, some pinprick even, disturbs the edges of what we have taken as reality.
Vandermeer
SAT (Sporadic Awareness Technique) Guide
Have questions about lucid dreaming? DM me.
The best (and only...) thing you can do about this, is just not talking about it, keeping your experiences for yourself (and sharing them with people that can understand and appreciate them). |
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Do you want to live forever?
I haven't told anyone about my lucid dreaming for these exact reasons It's something I like to keep personal. At first I thought that maybe i'm being selfish, keeping something this big to myself. But then again, i'm very open-minded and some people just aren't. I remember explaining a dream (was lucid but he didn't know that) to a friend and he said "you make it sound like you actually done that." I thought "hmm... well maybe I did haha". |
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I would have to disagree. That depends entirely on how you are as a person, and how much you care. I love to tell people about my experiences with Lucid Dreaming, and I don't give a rats ass if they think I'm weird or if they laugh at me. Their loss! I have told all my friends, family and all co-workers, and no one has been interested, but if I do find someone who would, that would be priceless! Having a real life friend to share your goals, achievements and experiences with. |
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Thank god, im not the only one haha. |
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Last edited by MeltingShip; 12-06-2010 at 11:40 PM.
For now.. ill just keep dreaming
Hmmm.... Maybe she's scared. Thinks it's some kind of demon realm or something that you're getting sucked into when you sleep |
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Do you want to live forever?
well, i don't understand why someone would just say it's occult-related and slam their mental doors. I'm a Christian and i LOVE LDing. i mean, everybody has normal dreams, what's so different about knowing it's a dream? some people are so stupid. i can see not being interested in it, but thinking it's unhealthy or related to the occult is just stupidity... *shakes head* |
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I have returned, but I'm not the same
I'm a shadow, a shell, it's no longer a game
Peace is dead, peace is gone
All that remains is a chilling song
Well as I like to say, its all in the mind. |
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well it is occult but all that means is that it is hidden to most people. the word occult has developed a lot of negative stigma, but the only difference between people who use it for neutral and positive purposes like ld'ing and people who use it to become black magicians is the intent behind it |
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People are ignorant. |
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What pisses me off even more than people who think it is bad is people who think it isnt real. Who say that I just make up everything about knowing im dreaming. |
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I accept that my reality is always a dream so if something changes I know I'm right.
"Later that day......innocent group hugs became an orgy"
-erible :3
Goals go into space [] play blitzball from FFX []
easy way to prove the people wrong that say when you lucid dream your losing sleep. it has been scientifically proven that when we dream the our brain activity is the same as when we are awake. so realizing your dreaming is no different than regular dreaming. |
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Law abiding citizen by day, breaking the laws of reality by night.
"How can you be aware that you're dreaming, if you're never aware that you're awake?"
Not a good argument. |
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Is lucid dreaming bad for you?! |
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Last edited by CyperAleksi; 12-07-2010 at 10:05 AM.
Lucid dreaming goals:
Fly( ) Tame a recurring wolf that has been in about 10 different dreams/nightmares ( ) Fly on a Night Fury from HTTYD ( ) Ask my subconscious why I have so many nightmares ( )
Fight agent Smith ( ) Ride a huge spider to a battle against a beenest ( ) Face all of my nightmare creatures and beat them ( ) Be a god ( )
I have to agree with Mzzkc, but I haven't had more than three lucids in a night, and that didn't make me tired at all the day after, just the opposite. But that is all in my head. It's all about attitude when you wake up, and getting a few lucids one night is definitely worth the sleep loss. I wouldn't want lucid each night, and perhaps not more than 3 dreams aswell in the middle of the week. If you go to bed a little bit earlier than usual, you won't have a problem at all. |
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Previous Lucid Task: Flying [X]
Next Lucid Task: Telekinesis [ ]
2012 - LD's: 17 | Dreams: 24 - Updated every now and then...
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