Thread: What Can't Be Done in a LD?

ive seen the list of things you can do, but i was wondering if there is anything that can't seem to be done while lucidizing. has anybody tried something over and over and can't accomplish it? i mean, there has to be some limits. the only thing i can think of right now is staying in a lucid for extremely long periods of time, like years or decades.

Originally Posted by Tavasion

ive seen the list of things you can do, but i was wondering if there is anything that can't seem to be done while lucidizing. has anybody tried something over and over and can't accomplish it? i mean, there has to be some limits. the only thing i can think of right now is staying in a lucid for extremely long periods of time, like years or decades.

I don't think is a good idea to limit your dream world. Even if there are things you can't do don't make limits out of them.

Originally Posted by Tavasion

ive seen the list of things you can do, but i was wondering if there is anything that can't seem to be done while lucidizing. has anybody tried something over and over and can't accomplish it? i mean, there has to be some limits. the only thing i can think of right now is staying in a lucid for extremely long periods of time, like years or decades.

Well if you want to stay in lucid for years or decades you would have to sleep for year or decades.Because passing time in dream is almost same as time in awaken state.If your dream lasted 10 minutes its probably passed a 10 minutes in real.Also you may have impression that you are dreaming for decades . Example :When you are awake and you are watching some movie and next scene says "AFTER 10 YEARS'' - you unconsiuslly belive that 10 years have been passed though you know it was just 2 seconds.And also everything else in move looks just like 10 years have been actually passed.

Originally Posted by ultranova

Well if you want to stay in lucid for years or decades you would have to sleep for year or decades.Because passing time in dream is almost same as time in awaken state.If your dream lasted 10 minutes its probably passed a 10 minutes in real.Also you may have impression that you are dreaming for decades . Example :When you are awake and you are watching some movie and next scene says "AFTER 10 YEARS'' - you unconsiuslly belive that 10 years have been passed though you know it was just 2 seconds.And also everything else in move looks just like 10 years have been actually passed.

yeah, thats why this was the only limit i could think of, because dream time and real time seem to coincide closely.

Originally Posted by Tavasion

yeah, thats why this was the only limit i could think of, because dream time and real time seem to coincide closely.

You can't read a book in your dream.

You can't find out what the real time is in a lucid dream.

You can't do things you never heard or thought of. Everything else goes.

Originally Posted by ultranova

Well if you want to stay in lucid for years or decades you would have to sleep for year or decades.Because passing time in dream is almost same as time in awaken state.If your dream lasted 10 minutes its probably passed a 10 minutes in real.Also you may have impression that you are dreaming for decades . Example :When you are awake and you are watching some movie and next scene says "AFTER 10 YEARS'' - you unconsiuslly belive that 10 years have been passed though you know it was just 2 seconds.And also everything else in move looks just like 10 years have been actually passed.

Uhm,
Wtf are you talking about.
You need to re-word that my friend.
Hard for the newbs to understand (Not saying im a newb but they might get confused on what your saying) And we don't want that. Do we?

Betcha can't give your dream-girl multiple orgasms before you lose lucidity and no, you can't cheat by doing time-dilation

Originally Posted by Elkfazer

Betcha can't give your dream-girl multiple orgasms before you lose lucidity and no, you can't cheat by doing time-dilation

Done it.

You can't fly faster than the speed of light. I'm serious.

In order to have movement, you have to be moving relative to something else. After you reach a certain speed, everything just king of blurs out of existence, and with nothing to gauge your movement against, you lose all sense of movement.

Generally, if you can imagine something, you can do it. In this case it's a conceptual limitation.

Originally Posted by The Cusp

You can't fly faster than the speed of light. I'm serious.

In order to have movement, you have to be moving relative to something else. After you reach a certain speed, everything just king of blurs out of existence, and with nothing to gauge your movement against, you lose all sense of movement.

Generally, if you can imagine something, you can do it. In this case it's a conceptual limitation.

In real life, if you move faster than the speed of light your theoretically supposed to go BACK in time..Now you know, now you can do it in an LD.

Originally Posted by Tricky

In real life, if you move faster than the speed of light your theoretically supposed to go BACK in time..Now you know, now you can do it in an LD.

That's not going to help you any. I defy anyone to try going faster than the speed of light in a dream. It just can't be done.

Originally Posted by The Cusp

You can't fly faster than the speed of light. I'm serious.

In order to have movement, you have to be moving relative to something else. After you reach a certain speed, everything just king of blurs out of existence, and with nothing to gauge your movement against, you lose all sense of movement.

Generally, if you can imagine something, you can do it. In this case it's a conceptual limitation.

I have flown 1000x to 1'000'000x the speed of light. It is possible.

Originally Posted by Specialis Sapientia

I have flown 1000x to 1'000'000x the speed of light. It is possible.

How do you know, did you measure your own speed?