Dream logic is crazy. Nothing ever seems out of the ordinary unless you think about it. |
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Recently my dream recall has been very good but it has shown me that I am just horrible accepting something as reality. For example several nights ago I had a dream that I was stranded in Rome, yet I was under the triumph arch of paris, and there was an avalanche running thorugh the city...an airplane landed in the avalanche, then i woke up. Last night I had a dream that I had thousands of glove-compartments in my car and inside each of them were different western guns, mind you I am not a gun-owner nor have I ever seen a real gun. I accepted both of these absolutely ridicoulous situations without question! |
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Dream logic is crazy. Nothing ever seems out of the ordinary unless you think about it. |
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LDs: 4.5
Was once adopted by Amethyst Star. Thanks, Ame, for the help.
-Given Up On Lucid Dreaming Indefinitely-
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Exactly. Everyone has that. If we didn't, pretty much all of our dreams would be lucid. The trick is to "train" your mind not to accept everything just like that. Whenever something even remotely strange happens in your waking life, don't rationalize it. First, ask yourself if you're dreaming and do a reality check, even if you're certain you're awake. Doing this will make your mind more critical. |
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A dream
is a reality that others cannot see.
Reality
is a dream you share with others.
Yep, I'd say that's something that virtually all of us go through. You wake up thinking "how could I have not known it was a dream?" And then, for me at least, I'll become lucid in the most natural-type dreams that I have. It's weird, but there ya go. |
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Wayne
Mynd you, møøse bites Kan be pretty nasti...
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It's the same for me, and probably for the most other people aswell. |
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It seems like in most dreams we go with the flow, and don't question anything. |
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"we may accept dream telepathy as a working hypothesis." Stephen LaBerge, page 231 Lucid Dreaming 1985
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