Few q's about lucid dreaming

[Kerkz]

Is it possible to use a lucid dream for studying? I know the brain can remember everything so if i've read a text book before would it be possible to study from that book in my dream then remember the info the next day? Do you feel completly rested after having lucid dreams? like how you would feel after a night of normal dreams? Thanks looking forward to some answers

[fOrceez]

Sure you can study in lucid dreams But.. you may get distracted by various other dream elements. i.e. One of my fellow dream guides here (Mancon) tried to study in a lucid dream and a monkey walks up to him, taps him on the shoulder and starts telling him about his life. There are many other things you can do in lucid dreams - i would most likely not waste one studying. As for remembering, it depends on your dream recall. And yes, i feel rested after feeling lucid dreams. But no, it feels better than waking from normal dreams. More exhilarating and more excited - in somewhat a blissful mood.

[Mystycal]

I guess if your brain retains the information enough to be able to display it in the form of an ordered book then you've learnt all the stuff, no?

[Spyguy]

I'm not sure about the studying-part. But after a lucid dream, I feel more rested than after a non-lucid one.

[Barry]

I guess if your brain retains the information enough to be able to display it in the form of an ordered book then you've learnt all the stuff, no? What he said

[Kerkz]

I just think studying would be a great use for lucid dreaming, Imagen during the day you were too busy to study but at night you spend hours doing nothing. Why not study but still be rested for your exam the next day! Lol sorry must be my inner nerd coming out!

[Taffy]

I doubt it could be reliable. You're probably better of studying during the day.

[superchaz]

i feel really pumped. it makes me feel like I've made something of my day.