Thread: First post, greeting and a question :)

Thank you all for the warm welcome

fOrceez
My question was if someone had dreams about being lucid. So its a normal non-lucid dream about being lucid I'm not sure how to explain it otherwise.

Dark_Merlin
I'm not sure that I understood you.
"simply just make sure you keep filling out your dream journal every night", should I not write dreams down every morning when I wake up?

DeepThort
I dont think people who had lucid dreams when they were kids are in that much better position then those who didnt have them. Maybe having them gives someone 5% advantage, but 95% is hard work and effort.

Also, dreams I had when I was young were not that great. There was always someone who wanted to kill me. I knew that I was dreaming, but I could not wake up. Eventionally I realized that if I kill myself I will wake up. So everynight I would look for a tall building so I can jump from it. Now it seems like fun, but trust me it was not fun back then.

And I have one more question for someone who had 100% lucid dream.
I had only one, It was very short.
But, the feeling of something being real in that kind of dream and in actual reality was not different at all.
Basically what I wanted to say is that feeling in reality is the same as the feeling in that dream.
So what I wanted to know if the feeling of reality for you was any different then the feeling you have right now?

Originally Posted by Ivan452

Thank you all for the warm welcome

Dark_Merlin
I'm not sure that I understood you.
"simply just make sure you keep filling out your dream journal every night", should I not write dreams down every morning when I wake up?

So what I wanted to know if the feeling of reality for you was any different then the feeling you have right now?

You can dream journal whenever you want! Personally I naturally wake up after every dream I have, so I take the time in the night to write down my dream and then go back to sleep But writing them in the morning works just as good

The feeling of dreaming compared to the feeling of reality can be very similar, almost exactly the same sometimes, but dreams normally have a certain 'feel' to them, which is very hard to describe. Dreams can also be more 'real' than when you're awake. Personally I've had my vision increase to the point where I can see further than I normally can, in way more detail. I even saw colours which you can't normally see!