I am a student, so I don't have much time for WILD. So I decided to try DILD. My question is: do I rest in lucid dream as much as I would if I had non-lucid dream? |
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I am a student, so I don't have much time for WILD. So I decided to try DILD. My question is: do I rest in lucid dream as much as I would if I had non-lucid dream? |
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Yeah, your brain isn't really doing anything differently. You won't lose any rest. In fact, after a lucid, you'll probably feel more energetic than usual. |
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Just go to bed as usual :3. It is a bit more difficult however. |
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Yes, you'll feel just as rested or even more energetic than normal. I've never felt tired after a lucid. |
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We all live in a kind of continuous dream. When we wake, it is because something,
some event, some pinprick even, disturbs the edges of what we have taken as reality.
Vandermeer
SAT (Sporadic Awareness Technique) Guide
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Even if you were tired you would feel great that you had a lucid. |
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Not much to add I feel rested, when I wake up from a lucid. |
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Lucid dreaming since September 2011!!!
Lucid goals: Jumping out of a car going at high speed and crashing into an oncoming car, completely destroying the car, leaving me unharmed.[ ],
Visiting moon [x], Proper flying [x], Stabilizing an LD perfectly [x], Shoot lightning/lasers out of my fingers [x], Shapeshifting [ ], Fly a helicopter [ ], TOTY 2013 [ ], Change dreamscene [x].
Lucids: 16 crappy, 15 good, 5 awesome.
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