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    1. 08-27-2005 02:16 PM #1
      skaterboyryan
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      A lucid dream in a lucid dream?

      When I dream I can control it without getting lucid. Why? I know I’m not lucid because I became lucid the other night ( my dream http://www.dreamviews.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=19492 ) when I thought about the dream more and I realised that when I saw brutis (the character that’s not even in that game) I can remember thinking “wouldn’t it be great if brutis sowed up around this corner” !?! that’s when he showed up and I thought “I must be dreaming” also on another board ( that was about WILD) saying he had vibrations when trying to WILD. And he felt like he was flipping. And I get this feeling every night. So why can I control my dreams when not lucid

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      p.s before you say “you were probably lucid before” I have been having these every night since I was a baby I couldn’t change myself (e.g. moving left and right, changing my look, place I was) I could only make things appear out of nowhere please help!
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    2. 08-28-2005 08:22 AM #2
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      Being lucid is simply be aware that you're dreaming; dream control come after that. As for the DC showing up on command, I think that qualifies as a dream sign, hence your subsequent lucidity.
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    3. 08-28-2005 09:18 AM #3
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      Hmmm...i madde a post about this a few days ago, but i'm not sure where it would be...basically, i seem to have dream control most nights, but i'm not lucid.
      What it is, i seem to control the dream to a certain extent, and then stop, because i don't want to change the dreamscape too much, i still like to leave an element of surprise in it. But i definitely am not lucid.
      'all of the moments that already passed/
      try to go back and make them last.'
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    4. 08-28-2005 11:44 AM #4
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      YES THATS JUST LIKE ME! i can controul the dream when i dont even know im dreaming! i also looked at useing WILD and i found that thats the way i got to sleep! everynight! so i WILD every night. do you get what im saying?
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    5. 08-29-2005 01:21 AM #5
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      Originally posted by skaterboyryan
      YES THATS JUST LIKE ME! i can controul the dream when i dont even know im dreaming! i also looked at useing WILD and i found that thats the way i got to sleep! everynight! so i WILD every night. do you get what im saying?
      Okay...I too can control non-lucid dreams, just simply accepting the dream as reality, and the fact that I am able to control certain elements as part of that reality which I do not know, at the time, to be seperate from waking life.

      You are not WILD'ing. A WILD would require you to actually be able to KNOW that you are dreaming and be aware of the outside world of the dream, which is waking life.


      "If quantum mechanics hasn't profoundly shocked you yet, you've yet to understand it."
      -Niels Bohr
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