Thread: Levels Of Lucidity

There are different levels of lucidity, I'm told. I wanted to get an idea of what the lowest and highest levels are. Here's what I think. Please comment and/or correct me:

Lowest level of lucidity would be where one realizes they're dreaming, but does not fully comprehend what this means. They might be afraid to jump off a tall building for fear of getting seriously hurt, or might be reluctant to hit a DC because they don't want to hurt another human being.

Highest level of lucidity would be where one realizes they're in a dream that their mind is making up. They understand that their physical body is fast asleep in bed. Jumping off a tall building will not hurt them and hitting a DC is not the same as hurting another human being, because the DC is a made up character of their own mind.

Any thoughts?

I guess that makes sense. Actually I just had my first LD the other night and I'd add a medium level at which you are lucid but you just let the dream lead you.

A user here posted the levels of lucidity a while back. It explains the many levels(way more than two).

http://www.dreamviews.com/community/...ad.php?t=36173

Levels of lucidity, a nice concept but I dont think it helps anthing but labeling the dreams further into obscurity. But here it is anyways, I hope that helps!

I think knowing about the subtle levels of lucid dreaming can be of great help to learning lucid dreamers who aspire to one day become high level lucid dreamers.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ywwlib29LgU

This video is part of a series on the subtle layers of lucid dreams. Check it out

Hey paradox, I was going to post the link to Arby's Levels of Lucidity thread but no-name beat me to it! The thread is brilliant. I refer to it a lot