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      Hello everyone!

      Hello everyone.
      I'm new to the forum and I made it a habit of always introducing myself whenever I am somewhere new. I have a few questions, but it's going to be a bit of a long read since it needs a bit of an introduction.

      The main reason I signed up here is my recent intrest in the field of lucid dreaming. I have been reading this forum for the last hour or so and at the same time I was having a discussion with someone about Lucid dreaming. The subject of the conversation eventually changed into the dangers of Lucid dreaming. Now I've been told there are several. Not being able to tell if you're dreaming or awake anymore, getting addicted to lucid dreaming, and bringing back spirtual enteties. I am not worried about the first two, I have always found that I have a good sense to tell fact from fiction and I haven't had an addiction ever in my life. The 3rd one bothers me though, and the more I started reading about it the more worried I became.

      I have been able to lucid dream for a while now, I can't do it at will but even before I knew about the whole lucid dreaming I had dreams every once in a while where I knew or I realised I was dreaming. A while ago I came accross the reality check method of checking a clock in your dream (the article said that clocks would always change in a dream), and afterwards the following nights I remember that on several ocasions I released by checking a clock in my sleep that I was dreaming and being able to influence my dreams from that. I have had good and bad expiriences with this.

      Anyway, I never really bothered myself with this until a few days ago when I had another lucid dream (the first one in a few months or so) and this started to get me to read about it on the internet. I've been doing so since the last couple of days now and I found that I can recall several dreams from the last couple of nights out of my head that I was able to partially influence. I also noticed myself doing reality checks during the day, and thinking about lucid dreaming when I go to sleep.

      All is good and well so far, but here comes the issue I mentioned before about bringing back enteties. Reading up about this tonight has gotten me so worked up that I don't want to go to sleep anymore right now in fear of bringing something with me. It is 2:22am right now, I am alone in my room (I live on my own) and I feel really unease right now.

      So my question to all of you, how dangerous is the issue of spirtual beings coming back with you trough the physical world, and how worried should I be about this all? My main reason for being able to want to control my lucid dreams is just to have some fun, to relief some stress from the past day, those kind of things.

      davekk

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      Hello Davekk and welcome to dreamviews!

      To be honest, I can almost assure you that there is NO danger in bringing back any entities. When you dream, it is all in your mind, so I don't really see how you could even run into any REAL spiritual beings. Anything you see while dreaming, is only YOUR concepts. It's a great way of exploring your own mind and there are no dangers.

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      I agree with Drokens. I've been reading on lucid dreaming for almost two years now, and never even heard of such a thing!
      You're also right not to worry about addiction, or confusing the real world with dreams. We have tests to separate both realities. Yes LDing can be addictive, but it's an addiction that actually gives you more time to be conscience when you would otherwise be asleep. If it was an addiction, it would have to be the healthiest addiction out there.
      "Don't kill me. I'm in a dream right now, and if you kill me I'll die in real life too!" -Me, age 5-8, talking to a dinosaur.

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      Think of it this way, you have been dreaming every night for your whole life. If there were a danger of taking an entity through, it would have already happened. Also, with lucid dreams you are in control. If anything, entities would come through if you weren't lucid. But don't worry about entities. Either the dreams are all in your head and there are no entities, or they don't need dreams to come through, dreams are just how they communicate to you. Lucid dreaming is harmless, fear is the mind-killer, not entities.

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      Well, I eventually went to sleep at 5am, and of course I had a really weird dream.. can't really recall much of it anymore, other then it involving a black shadow.
      What got me worked up so much last night was the fact that I started reading about the astral realm and it being populated by spirtual entities. Looks like I got a bit worked up for nothing.

      Thanks for answering my questions and for the welcome anyhow

      See you in the forums

      davekk

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