I'm feeling excited and don't want to wake up. Want another LD. |
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I was just wondering if you still felt rested after a lucid dream. Since you are technically conscious do you still feel rested upon waking up? |
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I'm feeling excited and don't want to wake up. Want another LD. |
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Ok thanks I was just curious. |
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Well, technically you dream every night. It doesn't matter if your conscious or not, if your conscious, the same muscles are relaxing as they would normally be in regular dreams (keep in mind that there is no "pure" sleep, you always dream, whether you recall you did or not). So if you feel rested after dreaming normally, you should, in theory, be rested even if you had a lucid dream. |
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Find your birthday star! http://outreach.jach.hawaii.edu/birthstars/year.php
My dream journal! http://www.dreamviews.com/blogs/grannypigms/ If your interested...
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WILDS:2WBTBS:2DILDS:5
These are the only ones I plan to/have used.
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I feel really rested all the time after, but I don't think this is the same for everyone. Lots of people feel really tired afterwards. |
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I am tired after LDing |
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i feel better after a lucid. |
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I usually always do feel rested, even more rested than after non-lucid, exceptions would be a few dreams that were really long and i got lucid near the end, but from that it's not really like feeling of tiredness for me but more like distortion of some kind. |
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I had often wondered this myself, seeing as I almost always have a tough time getting out of bed without having had 11-12 hours of sleep after nights where I had lucid dreams. I see two possible explanations for this.. 1. Because we're closer to being awake when we're lucid then when we're not (brain areas that normally aren't active while dreaming become active) we may actually be getting a less restful form of sleep. 2. Having had a lucid dream earlier in the night, our desire for lucid dreams increases making us really want to go back to sleep. |
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