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    Thread: How did your purpose for lucid dreaming evolve?

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    1. 03-23-2015 08:56 PM #1
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      Why would one need a purpose for lucid dreaming? LDing is basically being an omnipotent, omniscient god every night or afternoon. Who wouldn't want that? The first few times(well, more like first 30 or 40 times) I spent large amounts of time having sex with basically anything, but nowadays I enjoy exploring different dream scenarios more than having intercourse with Megan Fox.
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      Quote Originally Posted by proctree View Post
      Why would one need a purpose for lucid dreaming? LDing is basically being an omnipotent, omniscient god every night or afternoon. Who wouldn't want that? The first few times(well, more like first 30 or 40 times) I spent large amounts of time having sex with basically anything, but nowadays I enjoy exploring different dream scenarios more than having intercourse with Megan Fox.
      Purpose helps motivate people and being able to do whatever you want is not the only reason people want to lucid dream. Also, as time passes people change and their purpose might change as well. Its interesting to see how that happens and its good to reflect on how you changed too. haha Its great that you gave Megan Fox a break and found a interest in dream scenarios. I find them interesting as well. : D
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