Thread: I've had lucid dreams since childhood. I have no limits. I don't understand others who have limits.

There is no such thing as perfection, hence there is no perfect control. I don't doubt your abilities, yet I trust that skills come with practice and honing it through experience. I see nothing strange there that people have problems in the start, before they achieve the line when they are able to excel better control. I think you just have trained yourself along the years, even if you haven't noticed.

Moreover, the perfect control. I don't buy it. Great control, all right, but not perfect. Have you tried to clone yourself with 100 copies and see through eyes of them all? Have you perfectly copied feelings, smells, sounds etc? Choices are pretty much endless.

Originally Posted by Unelias

Moreover, the perfect control. I don't buy it. Great control, all right, but not perfect. Have you tried to clone yourself with 100 copies and see through eyes of them all? Have you perfectly copied feelings, smells, sounds etc? Choices are pretty much endless.

I understand what you mean and I should rephrase my comment. When I say complete control it means complete control in what I intend to do in the dream. So far, in recent years, I haven't run into a barrier of what I intended to do in the dream. Does that mean I can take someone else's idea (like cloning myself and looking thru 100 eyes) and have control - I don't know. It's only been complete control when its something I have a desire to do or accomplish. It has to come from my own heart (or in this case mind, but you know what I mean). I have seen thru other people's eyes including created characters, but never thought of cloning myself 100 times. That's a new one.

That's sounds more like it. There is room for variation and i.e flying or materializing things are far from difficult, at least from my opinion.

I just had to cling on the word perfect, because I detest that word.

So how is it you don't understand people with limits when you yourself used to have limits?

Originally Posted by gameover

So how is it you don't understand people with limits when you yourself used to have limits?

It's difficult in expressing the meaning of our communications in the limited form of forums, typing and reading. What I was trying to convey is my own limited understanding of why some have such limits that I never had. I've always been able to fly in dreams and know people who would like to and never have. I certainly understand some limits such as speed, height and other things as I used to experience as a small child.