Thread: is there really any limit to lucid dreaming?

To name a few, you can't learn new things (though you can realize things), and barring what the tinhats say, you can't affect reality.

You're limited by subjectivity. Dreams are created inside your head so they lack the concrete, objective framework of the outside world, so scenes and objects will often morph around if you don't focus on them. Environments, scenes, and people based on reality aren't guaranteed to be accurate for the same reason.

And I'm extremely skeptical of the idea of seeing new colors or 360 degree vision and all of those ideas of foreign sensory perceptions. People who have been blind from birth can not perceive color or vision in dreams, which makes me think our brains are limited to those familiar senses which they're wired for.

Well to get a little deep.... A dream is a literal experience of yourself. What defines you, your memories, emotions, beliefs etc.

So the only limit is the limit you create yourself.