Haha, I was wondering the same thing... I bet you could do kung fu (or something that looks cool) in a dream but I doubt that you would know after you wake up.. Anybody have the answer? |
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Is it possible to, say... Have a lucid dream, then wake up, and be like, "I know kung-fu." |
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Haha, I was wondering the same thing... I bet you could do kung fu (or something that looks cool) in a dream but I doubt that you would know after you wake up.. Anybody have the answer? |
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I would doubt it... If this is true, why wouldn't theoretical physicists or something use it to their advantage to proove things? I mean, maybe by chance you could teach yourself in lucid dreams, but not specifically any style in particular. |
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My signature is where I put things that are interesting. More on this as it develops.
The answer to that is both yes and no. No, you cannot learn things you don't already know in a dream. Yes, you can improve your understanding or capability in things you do know. For example, lets say you're a beginning student in kung-fu. You have studied, and know, a number of techniques and moves, but you have very little experience using them, and don't use them well. In a lucid dream, you can practice the moves, and you will improve. A few studies have been done that support this, and at leat on is referenced in "Exploring the World of Lucid Dreaming" by Stephen LaBerge. |
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Well life is short, so love the one ya' got, 'cause you might get run over or you might get shot.
~Sublime
Yes it would.....I would practice Japanese and bass guitar... |
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There are two schools of thought on this. Carl Jung taught about the collective unconcious that all humanity shares. If you believe he teachings, then, yes, it should be possible to learn new things in a dream. |
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you must be the change you wish to see in the world...
-gandhi
I think you can learn things to a point. Even if you never done kung-fu, I bet you have seen someone else do it before so your dream won't be totally making it up. It would be based one what you have seen. |
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when doing this though you have to be real careful. When learning how to do things or just piece of knowledge, you're mind could be feeding you false information. |
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Curiosity killed the cat but at least it didnt die an ignorant bastard
so lets say for lucid dreaming ability arguments that you are a lucid dreaming expert. so in my opinion i would say yes you can learn stuff you dont know about, but doing something like kung fu would make me think you would have to be in shape to actually do it in real life, if you tried to learn some in your dream. i think that it depends on your physical body as to what you can and cannot do in the case of learning things in dreams because we all have physical limitations, and in dreams we dont obviously. |
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I got this from lucidity.com's FAQ Page. I think Stephen LaBerge wrote this, if i'm not mistaken. |
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you guys are leaving out a very important item. |
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All intelligent creatures Dream
LD's 12 And counting..
I do not wish to hear about the moon from someone who has not been there.
Mark Twain
what about genetic memory? what is it? |
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~I wake up a little more every time I dream.
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I am convinced it is possible. I fell asleep on 7/6/05 and had a dream I was watching the news, and it showed an act of terrorism on London, specifically the red double decker bus already ripped apart. Since England is at least three hours ahead, it may have already happened before my dream, meaning this was not necessarily precognitive. But this personal experience does back up Jung's theory of a collective unconcious at the very least. |
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Here are a few links to get you fine carbon based intellects started on learning about the power of genetic memory.... |
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if you have access to infinite more possibilities in a dream, and be conscious during it, even in familiar settings, how could you not learn something new? I believe it's possible to wake up with that kung fu feeling...or something like it. Well, if you've had flying dreams, you wake up, swearing you know how to fly, right? At least for a while, and then blame the inability to fly on gravity...but kung fu, that's here to stay. |
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naturals are what we call people who did all the right things accidentally
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When some skill like skiing, for instance, is learned, then those physical motions required to ski are stored in the subconscious. If we try to learn skiing in an LD we can still have these skills stored in our subconscious, but there is a problem with that. In a dream we are not constrained to living physics. If you are trying to ski in a dream you could probably get up on the skis almost instantly and go around jumping and never landing on your head. But that doesn't mean you could do the same thing in real life. The only thing you may be doing is knocking down some of the mental barriers that may occur in real life while learning the skill, and you may end up more confident while learning it. |
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Never stop searching for truth. In your search you may think you have found it, and perhaps you have, but if you hold on tightly to a single thread it will fray and it's greater meaning will become lost. There is always more truth stretching deep beneath the surface that promises to reveal ever greater the infinite, interwoven fabric of truth, woven in the looms of Heaven.
--Raised by Seeker--
Perhaps you used a poor example. |
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In response to Neo Neo, I agree that I dont think one could improve physical fitness through dreaming. I do think that one could improve on muscle memory though. Take Kung-Fu for example. Although it would be beneficial to be in great physical shape, muscle memory to block and strike would improve your skills. Even if it is something you think you dont know about, your sub-consious mind might have it stored somewhere from a movie or experience you may have had that you dont consciously remember. I'm still fairly new to lucid dreams; just a thought..... |
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c u at the crossroads
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Never stop searching for truth. In your search you may think you have found it, and perhaps you have, but if you hold on tightly to a single thread it will fray and it's greater meaning will become lost. There is always more truth stretching deep beneath the surface that promises to reveal ever greater the infinite, interwoven fabric of truth, woven in the looms of Heaven.
--Raised by Seeker--
ehh its not possible this would be like your computer having something added to it without input data its impossible you could shift data around in your mind maybe make conclusions and have your own ideas and inovations on something you already know |
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