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    1. 08-08-2012 12:45 AM #1
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      Question Brief Lucidity?

      This rarely happens, but every once in a while I have a lucid dream. It's only fairly brief though like for example: I will be in my dream and something really weird will happen that wouldn't normally happen and I think "Ok, this has to be a dream" or sometimes I know for sure that I'm dreaming. Only sometimes I can control what happens. Is this just brief lucidity? or not?
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    2. 08-08-2012 01:00 AM #2
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      Yes, this is brief lucidity. Congratulations, your a natural. You will find using lucid techniques considerably easier than people who has never had a lucid dream. Hope you try them, good luck!
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      If you look further into dream stabilization you can turn these brief dreams into night long adventures Congratulations on your ability to lucid dream naturally, it's truly a gift
      "I am accustomed to sleep and in my dreams to imagine the same things that lunatics imagine when awake."
      -Rene Descartes
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      I think i have this ability too. it explains why i only become lucid in my dreams, usually for just a moment or so. ._.
      Oof.


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      Nice! Congrats

      I agree with what the others said: you can try out different stabilization tricks to prolong the dream. You can check this out for some specifics >>> http://www.dreamviews.com/f12/ninas-...7/#post1696311


      With regular practice, you can learn to have better control in your dream, and do pretty much anything you want to at your command. Good luck! See ya around

      Maybe it's a dream and if I scream, it will burst at the seams.

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