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From all ive read about lucid dream, its understandable that lucid dreams are cool and exciting.
So for those who can have a lucid dream easily, do you really look forwards to going to sleep?
Not just when you started but even if youve been doing it for years.
I've been lucid dreaming off and on for over 9 years and I still look forward to going to sleep (and to sleeping in when I can)!
Even if my dreams aren't lucid.. it just amazes me sometimes what my mind will come up with. :D
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Yes, Clairity has a great Mind. Lol
Uhm.. I'd like to think that this as a compliment except that is has "lol" after it so I'm not sure. :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Jdeadevil
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(Knock off the 'lol') I say it all the time. Bad Habbit. *doing a reality check* heh
ah man sleep is good even without dreams/LDs for that matter.
After trying for about a year, and finally having lucid dreams since 2 weeks now (only 3 so far) I am looking forward to going to sleep more every day! I do try to keep a normal sleeping schedule though, because I have a feeling that sleeping too much could harm your ability to get lucid dreams.
It certainly is amazing what the mind can come up with. If only I could figure out what it is trying to tell me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Clairity
Actually, I have gotten a couple of great ideas from my dreams this week, one of which gave me an idea of how I should handle some investments.
Although I've only had a few lucid dreams lately, I have so many really exciting dreams, which are sometimes almost as fun as a lucid dream, that it I really look forward to going to bed each night.
In a lucid dream a had a couple couple of nights ago where I realized I was a spirit and that I was dreaming, as soon as I realized this a big wind came along and blew me away, ending my lucid dream.
Last night while buying some clothes as a retail store, and not being sure if I had enough money to pay for them, I suddenly out of no where I found I had a 37.50 bill in my billfold.
That should have been enough to make me lucid, because I knew something about that was unusual, so I ask the cashier if she believed I actually had a 37.50 bill in my billfold.
She didn't seem to mind though and took it as payment for my clothes.:D
I love sleeping, it really is a hobby of mine lol - I talk to friends in the evening often quite late due to time zones, so for me when I finish talking to them I am usually on a high anyway, so for then to go to bed and know I am going to have amazing dreams is awesome :D
Even after 14 years of LD's I have still not gotten bored with them the possibilities are endless and there is always something to do especially when your mind comes up with something new and you get to experience this new area as a LD it never gets old.Quote:
Originally Posted by westonci
Sleep and dreams are wonderful, but I quite honestly look more forward to waking up. Dreams can't substitute reality. A nice sideline, yes. But that's all I think dreams ever could be.
Always. Always. There's no reason not to! "Oh no, I'm going to have to sleep now!" Please....
(apologies to all somniphobes out there, I suppose :x)
I love going to sleep. Even if I sometimes don't become lucid, or just don't give enough effort to, I love my normal dreams. When I don't write my dreams out in full detail the entire day it feels like something is missing.
I used to hate sleeping. Now... I hate sleeping. But I have to do it, so why not make the best of it!
I love sleep. Highschool has really made me appreciate it. Plus, I have a rather "interesting" subconcious that can be very ammusing to explore, lucid or not.
I hate going to sleep .. It feels like its against my nature. I usually try to be awake as long as possible before sleep pulls me down.
But I love sleeping though.. it feels great, even if you're not dreaming :rolleyes:.
Always. Without a doubt I always look forward to sleeping. Espically after a long day and I can just lucid dream and take 5 for a bit.
Absolutely. That's all I can say. Absolutely.
I used to hate going to bed. Now I can't wait. Lucid dreaming, even though I can't do it yet, has made my sleep far more exciting. I like to think of it as another chance to experience another reality. Basically, time to leave this reality for a while and go to the other one. Night after night, I am unsucessful. But every night is another chance.
Me too. I always find sleeping fascinating even if my dreams aren't lucid, it is still pretty coolQuote:
Originally Posted by Clairity
I always look forward to sleeping. It's so relaxing.