Thread: just a question

You know, I haven't done an enormous amount of LDing, but I can understand how that would be a bit tiresome for someone who naturally LD's all the time. Like, you would just want your mind to get carried away and take you wherever it wants to go, right?

Originally Posted by xClaraX

i do lucid dream most of the time. and i've been able to since i could remember. but i dont like to because i'd rather have my dream tell me something instead of me tell it to tell me something. if that makes sense. i basically believe that dreams can tell us something about ourselves or our lives. but i dont try to have lucid dreams, it just comes naturally so that might be another reason.

Originally Posted by kichu

You know, I haven't done an enormous amount of LDing, but I can understand how that would be a bit tiresome for someone who naturally LD's all the time. Like, you would just want your mind to get carried away and take you wherever it wants to go, right?

Exactly @ both of you! Clara I'm a natural as well and have been LDing since I've been able to dream. I prefer normal dreams because I, like you, want to see what they show me. For me it's like the subconcious speaking out.

You could always just LD but not attempt to control anything that's happening around you. You could just spend your time wandering around, asking DCs questions... I'm thinking that that might help you learn more about yourself than regular dreams. The possibilities are endless.

The only times I didn't like LDs was when they turned out to be nightmare-ish.

Originally Posted by Mes Tarrant

The only times I didn't like LDs was when they turned out to be nightmare-ish.

Yuck. Me too. Freddy Krueger in dreams is NOT cool.

I can see why people don't like having lucids everynight, but if that happened to me, I'd LOVE it!! Hehe


If I got sick of it, I'd just ride out the dream.

If you don't like lding why are you on the forum?
Is lucid dreaming naturally a genetic trait?
And losing lucidity is easy if you find yourself wanting to learn more about yourself.

i'm not trying to be defensive or argumentative but i do believe this site has information on other things other than lucidity. -shrugs-

and i dont know if it is a genetic trait...

it's not really as easy as it sounds. i tried my hardest not to change anything and just go with the flow but...it never works cause it's usually always a nightmare so...i kinda need to change it.

Originally Posted by TripleX223

If you don't like lding why are you on the forum?
Is lucid dreaming naturally a genetic trait?
And losing lucidity is easy if you find yourself wanting to learn more about yourself.

Notice how this site isn't only about Lucid Dreaming. Consult this.