Lucidity is a unique mode of consciousness in it's own right (by almost any definition), so it can be hard to explain, and given that it is completely introspective, presumingly highly subjective. |
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lucidity is cool, especially when it's so life-like you have do several reality checks just to make sure |
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Total Dreams - 70
Lucid Count - 26
Lucidity is a unique mode of consciousness in it's own right (by almost any definition), so it can be hard to explain, and given that it is completely introspective, presumingly highly subjective. |
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I never thought of it this way, but you're right! I think back to "first dates" or no being able to wait to get to school to see a certain person (girl.. lol) just to "see" them. But you're right, that feeling is very similar to lucid dreaming. Again, unless you've done it, it's hard to explain, but this one rang true for me. Good job. |
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Only the cinders remain as another night becomes a yesterday...
Well for me, it's kind of hard to explain. |
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WBTBs = 5
DILDs = 17
WILDs = 2
DEILDs = 3
MILDs = 12
Total Lucid Dreams = 38
Last LD = 02/21/08
lucid dreams are like being really drunk or high and walking around a fantasy world |
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Total Dreams - 70
Lucid Count - 26
I'd say that lucid dreaming's like being tipsy in real life except it's all under your control. You do what you want when you want and most of the time you have fun or feel plain out happy. |
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It's probably different for everyone, but I will say what it's like for me. |
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If you have to quote me on anything, quote me as saying,
"It is impossible to make anything foolproof as fools are so ingenious..."
For me when I'm luicd everything is calm , peaceful and quite I just get a sense of it kinda like everthing is alright and simple |
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From my personal experience, lucidity releases an entire second consciousness; an astral conscious borne not of the physical plane, but manifested in its entirety by energy. The feeling itself is hard to explain, but to say the least, it it extremely surreal (especially at first) and also very addictive; when I first began experiencing lucidity, I found myself yearning for more throughout much of my waking life. |
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<div align="center">The night has gone; but I lay dreaming.
Morning has broken; but I lay dreaming.
Music plays on; but I lay dreaming.
The world got up, but I lay dreaming.
The whole world screams my name,
But I won't play their game.
The whole world can go to hell,
I just want to dream well.</div>
<div align="right">Seelenluft</div>
Yeah, sometimes even now I yearn to just LD instead of be awake but I don't want to always use it as an escape and therefore make my life suffer in ways, it's more like therapy in ways I guess since I never remember what stresses plagued me while LDing, just the good things so I never carry that bad feeling from one day to the next by having it exist in my sleep. |
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I agree with deepthought here, like another conciousness and extremely surreal. I amy have only had 1 "proper" lucid dream but the feeling is amazing. |
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If you have to quote me on anything, quote me as saying,
"It is impossible to make anything foolproof as fools are so ingenious..."
To me, the first Lucid I had, I had a this weird feeling in my stomach, its hard to explain. But everything seemed just extremely clear, and sharp. |
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I feel GREAT when i wake up from an LD and am usually a lot more introspective and outgoing. I feel like i have an ability to analyze thing more thouroughly and make sense of most problems. |
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Being cannot change
Life is a constant reaction
I am a human becoming
Now I've got the ultimate explanation to what it feels like to become lucid: |
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Currently practicing WILD. I quote Kaniaz who said it best: "The point of WILD is to piss me off". Though, I have not given up, far from it.
Question 1: just like a regular dream except you know you are dreaming, and therefore if you are skilled enough (not me) can control what happens. It may or may not be more vivid than a regular dream, and becoming Lucid normally comes with a feeling of ecstacy, but other than that it is just like another dream, except you aware of the fact that this isn't reality, and your subconcious is making everything. |
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My very first lucid experience was exhilarating to say the least. Now-a-days, they are still very awesome but in some ways the novelty has worn off. Rather than simply being in awe of the fact that I'm able to do it I'm more prepared to do what I have planned to do. Remaining calm certainly goes a long way towards achieving your goals. |
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The feeling is really awesome! Everything seems so real, it's hard to believe it's just a product of your imagination. Even the things that can't happen in RL feel real! You can feel the wind, and everything else as well. And no, it doesn't make you tired, it actually makes you feel refreshed in the morning when you wake up, and sever hours (sometimes days) afterwards. |
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Raised by NeAvO
Hazel's Boiler Room
Do you know the terror of he who falls asleep? To the very toes he is terrified, Because the ground gives the way under him, And the dream begins... - Friedrich Nietzsche
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Last edited by Casyle; 06-12-2007 at 05:09 PM.
Whats Lucidity like? Well thats easy it's like being awake, but being able to do whatever you want WHATEVER YOU WANT. |
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It's exactly like the name: Extremely lucid... |
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having a lucid dream feels like you're awake. I usually get the full feeling of it when I do FILD even though they dont last very long. But yeah, anything that your imagination will allow you to do when you're lucid is possible. And dreaming doesnt make you tired, because everyone dreams every night whether you remember it or not, and it's just your subconcious doing all the work. And the brain doesn't really rest anyway because it has to be sending signals to your organs to keep your body alive or else your heart would shut down and you'd die. |
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