Thread: How does LD affect your life?

I love to lucid dream, and I think about it a lot, but it hasn't really had a large impact on my acual life. Sure, it takes dedication and hard work to achieve and maintin the ability to lucid dream (for most of us), but it's not something that takes away or adds much to my life...except satisfaction whenever I have a lucid dream. Although lucid dreaming is my major hobby, I also like to work on computers and play video games.

It really amazes me how many people say that they don't talk about it with their friends or family because they think it's weird or some occult junk. I told everyone about it when I first learned about it, and everyone I talked to replied positively. None of them except one of my brothers ever even attempted to have any, but nobody ever thought I was a weirdo for trying it. Hell, I tell my mom whenever I have a lucid dream because she likes to hear about all the crazy stuff that you can do in a dream, and she's christian.

LDing to me is affirmation of the power of the mind and the soul beyond that. It is a unique treasure that is greater in power than any drug, beyond opinion, and given of the depth of consciousness where the magic of god's original mind is still potent.

The only time I think about Lding is when I lie in bed at night, and when I'm on this forum.