Thread: How does LD affect your life?

Originally Posted by durza2016

yeah, i think about dreaming a lot but I do have a life. ......... TENNIS woot

anyways my friends yell at me when I bring it up.

my friends mom called me a satan worshipper

hehe........funny.......in RI, USA they teach u how to LD in psychology class

I want to go to your school then!

It's true that you could probably get to into having LDs and just live to dream. I mean what could be better then doing whatever you want..

Though it's a fun thing to do it shouldn't be ALL you do. Because about 1/3 of your life you are sleeping though why not try to lucid dream every night? It's not like you have anything better to do!

It's something fun to do when you go sleep knowing that you can actually be doing something for the 8 or so hours that you are sleeping as to not waste time, but I don't obsess my life over it I.E. sleep my life away.

i think of LD a lot but it doesnt take over my life no way. I want to master LD as fast as i can

It makes me far more dreamy and less alert in real life


RC's really freak me out cus it always makes me think none of this could be real.

Am I dreaming, am I not?!

Yeah, definitely unhealthy to make this sort of thing your entire life.

I mainly focus on this during summer breaks or whatnot, but during the rest of the year I don't do much.

Satan worshiper...

Carousoul, yeah, that's not good. It's supposed to have the opposite effect.

haha, i love it.



anything that makes me think there could be something more than all the atoms and death I know to be true is beautiful, and what is reality anyway?

it makes for great art music and film. I'm happy.

I've mostly only gained from learning to LD; I'm much more content with life.

I've noticed a couple interesting things though:

It seems that I can laugh at people I used to find intimidating, knowing I know something greater than they would understand. I dunno, maybe that's selfish... :p

Also, a lot of really random memories seem to be coming back to me frequently. Anyone else get this?

LDing... Well, 30 minutes a day is most of what I dedicate. This includes reality checks, but most of that half hour is spent here at Dreamviews.

Physically speaking, when I keep a consistent sleep schedule I feel better throughout the day. More alert, and remembering more dreams, too.

I'm actually a little proud of my hobby as a lucid dreamer, but it's a hidden pride. My other hobbies include videogames, (Crap. That doesn't deal with real life either!) reading, and writing. And I breed tropical fish.