From the few good lucid dreams I've had I usually wake up really refreshed in the morning. I think because it's a different kind of consciousness than normal waking life, but I might be wrong. |
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I mean a WILD. I know that your body gets sleep, because it is in SP. But what about your brain? Wouldn't you be tired in the morning? |
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Absence makes the heart grow fonder, fondness makes the absence longer.
From the few good lucid dreams I've had I usually wake up really refreshed in the morning. I think because it's a different kind of consciousness than normal waking life, but I might be wrong. |
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Maybe you brain gets even more sleep than usual? |
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Absence makes the heart grow fonder, fondness makes the absence longer.
Something tells me you've been reading Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time. If you have, LDing has few similarities with his version of the dream world |
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"I feel my heart glow
with enthusiasm which elevates me to heaven; for nothing contributes so much to tranquillise the mind as a steady purpose--a point
on which the soul may fix its intellectual eye." -
Victor Frankenstein
I haven't read that *disregars Exdream's post* |
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Absence makes the heart grow fonder, fondness makes the absence longer.
i dont really think your brain needs to sleep. i think its just your body who needs a break, so he sends your brain the feeling to be tired. theres ONLY your mind still awake and i really don't think your MIND needs to sleep ´,:-/ |
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LD goals:
- fire- [*DONE*], water-, earth- and airbending
- running up a skyscrapper
- flying
LDs total: (some in my childhood, but) 3
"Will it to happen and it will happen!"
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