I noticed that today too, when I awoke after my first lucid. I felt extremely happy, when I should be feeling ultra tired and grumpy. |
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I've noticed that in the 2 times I've had a Lucid Dream that when I wake up, Although I only slept 2 or 3 hours, It feels like I've had 10 hours of sleep. |
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I noticed that today too, when I awoke after my first lucid. I felt extremely happy, when I should be feeling ultra tired and grumpy. |
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No doubt that you feel more well-rested after experiencing an LD than a regular dream. Perhaps it may have to do with increased REM activity while LDing? |
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Scientifically, there isn't anything going on in a lucid dream vs. a non-lucid that makes sleeping more efficient. In the long run, you'll still need the same amount of sleep as everyone else. If I had to take a stab at it, I'd say that the excitement and sheer joy of the first couple lucids put you up on cloud 9, as they are apt to do. |
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Mario92 is probably right, it's the adrenaline rush of having a lucid after however long trying. |
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The burden of proof lies with the one making the claim
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10 Lucids [X]
Look at my reflection [X]
Dream sex [X] with climax [X]
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