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    1. 02-08-2010 01:43 AM #1
      Aledrea
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      A question

      so, I'm not sure if this is rare or not, but I usually hear that people wake up after they lose lucidity, but for me whenever I lose it my dream continues, but I forget that I am dreaming, and I also have the choice of forgetting that I am lucid. Can someone please explain this, because I do not know if this is rare or normal
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    2. 02-08-2010 02:22 AM #2
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      Sounds normal to me. I've had that happen to me before, and I just gradually lost lucidity. I imagine it just means that the logic center of your brain is going back into its resting, inactive state, while not bringing you out of a dream. Nothing to worry about, as far as my admittedly untrained eye can see.
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    3. 02-08-2010 02:35 AM #3
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      ok, cool. Thanks for the info
      GOALS: go to my daydream world (only for a few seconds! Close though!)[x] Meet my DG[x] talk to a frequent DC[x] Create a nightmare and follow the storyline [x] Learn to fly [x] Become a character from my story [ ] Wreak total chaos in a city [ ] Complete a Task of the Month [x] Have a date in Italy [ ]
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    4. 02-11-2010 08:00 PM #4
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      Hi Aledrea,

      Usually when I attain lucidity and it slips from me, my dream continues and I participate in the "dream logic"--what was known as magical during lucidity becomes the normal reality and I am "tricked" by the dreamstate again.

      I call these half-lucid dreams.
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    5. 02-13-2010 12:11 AM #5
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      Helps to do reality checks periodically in your dream even when you know your still dreaming. Same goes for stabilizing the dream, which goes hand and hand with the other.
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