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hi guys |
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I live in this place with a natural grace.... and I walk through confusion with a smile on my face.
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I have had experiences similar to yours where you know that you are dreaming and yet the dream doesn't actually "feel" lucid. Its not as realistic as a lucid dream, and you don't feel like you are actually present and connected as you would in a lucid dream. However, by definition you only need to be aware that you are dreaming to be lucid dreaming. I believe their are different levels of lucidity, some can be dream-like, some can be realistic, some extraordinarily realistic...but they are all lucid dreams. |
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hi lucidnina |
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I live in this place with a natural grace.... and I walk through confusion with a smile on my face.
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OMG Book_Lover! I thought we had lost you for good! |
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you must be the change you wish to see in the world...
-gandhi
hello! im a bit new here! congrats on tha baby! anyway... it seems that the levels of lucidity can be different- it maybe is more exciting when you know you are dreaming and you are not just aware of this fact but you are also aware of your surroundings and why you know you are dreaming? and dream control sounds like a very exciting thing and can only be done when you know you can do anything - therefore you must know you are dreaming in order for it to work. |
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[color=#993399]Paint your dreams...[/[size=4]color]
hi Seeker - long time no speak - nope, I had not forgotten about you guys and the forum at all! I was just letting it take over a bit and needed to get my focus back on the PhD and stuff. Got it all under control now, and have two weeks off as well (woohoo!). Hope you are doing ok and having lots of funky dreams. |
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I live in this place with a natural grace.... and I walk through confusion with a smile on my face.
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