Control has nothing to do with lucidity, in fact it's not in the definition of lucid dreaming. You were lucid only if you realized that you were in a dream. |
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Last night I had a dream but I really don't know if I would consider it lucid. I don't remember ever waking up inside the dream, I just always was (keep in mind I wasn't attempting WILD) and I really never blacked out either, I returned to the dream as if i were dreaming. |
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Control has nothing to do with lucidity, in fact it's not in the definition of lucid dreaming. You were lucid only if you realized that you were in a dream. |
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Mhm. If you knew you were dreaming, at any point (the whole time, just for a second, etc), then you were lucid. Period. |
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Dream control may not be in the Lucid definition, but as a matter of fact, before we invented all the techniques to obtain lucidity, we had the dream control method (how do you think we were able to fly like peter pan without being lucid?) *Dream control is your answer*... |
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Last edited by LucidInCuB!zt; 12-28-2007 at 10:07 PM.
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Last edited by LucidInCuB!zt; 12-28-2007 at 10:13 PM.
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Sometimes the less lucid you are, the more easily you can control your surroundings. It's as if the more orderly you try and make your consciousness, the less orderly your dream behaves (by orderly, I mean behaving as the awakened mind would expect). |
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Abraxas
Originally Posted by OldSparta
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