Thread: Non-lucids vs Lucids vs Waking life

Why are non-lucids so different from lucids?

Being fully lucid and in control is the equivalent of god appearing right next to you now as you're reading this and saying " Okay you have my powers now, do as you please." Though you can have nonlucids like this as well, but you're still more of an observer in them.

Originally Posted by Saizaphod

Being fully lucid and in control is the equivalent of god appearing right next to you now as you're reading this and saying " Okay you have my powers now, do as you please." Though you can have nonlucids like this as well, but you're still more of an observer in them.

I'm pondering this... as I've felt like an observer in a fully lucid dream - It wasn't a pleasant experience at all but it was very interesting. It wasn't scary as I just woke myself up when i realised I had very little control and it was all 'to' real, but it made me question what I thought I knew.

It's also made me less of a fan about 'lucidity'

Originally Posted by Dreammouse

I'm pondering this... as I've felt like an observer in a fully lucid dream - It wasn't a pleasant experience at all but it was very interesting. It wasn't scary as I just woke myself up when i realised I had very little control and it was all 'to' real, but it made me question what I thought I knew.

It's also made me less of a fan about 'lucidity'

Actually, blugh... anything 'other' in dream normally turns out to be another bit of me I've not integrated yet.... so meby I just wasn't fully embracing my inner 'god' at the time I had that dream.