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Lucid dreaming is safe. |
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If anything i think they're good for our health! I always feel refreshed and awake after a lucid, more so than after just a regular night's sleep. |
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Consciousness: that annoying time between naps.
Sig's are for losers
Barring obsession or causing a sleep disorder it can't hurt |
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Lucid Dreams: DILD: 4 WILD: 0 MILD:0
Against Stupidity, the gods themselves contend in vain? -Issac Asimov
All thats really been done is the adopting of a new habit. If you lucid dream less, you slip back into old habits. I don't know the specifics, but its probably not doing any damage. I mean if your lucid dreaming literally every night from when you start dreaming to when you wake, then maybe you need to cut back. But with it not being the case with most people, it cannot do much damage. If you lucid dream literally from when you start dreaming to when you wake, i think it can cause you to not get as well a nights sleep, but thats if you do it like on a daily basis. |
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Remember also that aside from natural lucid dreamers, the majority of your dreams will likely be non-lucid. You've still got plenty of time to sort out your thoughts. |
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one way i think it can maybe be harmful is with the brain's rest. i know when you non-lucid dream, the logic center of the brain shuts down (i don't know if that is the cortex or something in frontal lobe or what). but i assume when you are lucid, at least part of that logic center is awake. so it does not get all of the rest it is used to. i lucid dream every night so maybe that is an issue. anyone know anything about this? |
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The main argument against these statements are natural lucid dreamers, whose normal dreams are as rare as lucid dreams are to us. They're perfectly normal. |
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ok cool thanks guys |
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