Thread: Simulated lucidity ( dreaming of having a lucid dream)

I'm glad you made this thread because I can see now I was being stubborn and close-minded when we were arguing in Nomad's thread.

I glad you see how you were... And I forgive you. You made me feel like I was going crazy and like I was the only one but now that you see others share the same opinions you can see I am not alone. I understand how you felt though... You didn't wanna lose to some dream views.com noob who had only 10 posts when you had 700. Just so you know I use this site as a secondary reference and am not that active to compared of obe4u.com. At that site I am of of the 9 pinned Lucid dreaming (they call it phase) practitioners. Just know that I am no noob.

That definition is what convinced me that simulated lucidity must exist.

Wow really that's all it took... Well that's what I call an easy conversion
I gotta say I am glad you showed me the current definition of lucid dreaming because that's what inspired me to write what I call the proper definition. With that terrible old definition many will disbelieve in lucid dreaming and how great it can be when they discover their experiences are not what they though it would be. Really it's not your fault you disbelieved me... It's that very incorrect definition that restricted your thoughts.

What I would love to see is an official article on the website which I would be glad to write that promotes awareness of simulated lucidity. Also changing over the official definition of lucid dreaming to my own (you liked it so why wont others). With both these things in place people will gain a much greater understanding of what its like to truly be lucid.

Good luck everyone in your true lucid journey... Just remember simulated lucidity isn't all bad since it prepares you for the real thing. It's only an obstacle if you can't tell the difference between a real lucid and "simulucid" dream... (trying to play around with words... From now on sl means "simulated lucid" and rl means "real lucid")