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[Ancient Of Days]

A warm welcome to you all. I hope this message finds you in good health. May all your dreams come true. (pun intended) Last night I had what is termed a "lucid dream" it seems. I walked around my house in the early hours of the morning. (4 am) realizing I was asleep already and that it was not my house but a dream version of what was suppose to be my house Due the previous event of me falling asleep and leaving my body. I did not consider that I was not present. The dream felt very real indeed and lasted for atleast 10 minutes until I woke up. I wondered around the dream scene. Wondering how long this intriguing event was to last. My question I put to you is what is the difference between the self present in a lucid dream. And the self present in reality? I joined all the teams on this site, and labeled myself a lucid master. I hope this disturbs no-one. Thank you for your time.

[Burns]

Hey there, Ancient of Days! Originally posted by Ancient of Days+--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Ancient of Days)</div> May all your dreams come true. (pun intended) [/b] You're gonna fit it just fine. <!--QuoteBegin-Ancient of Days My question I put to you is what is the difference between the self present in a lucid dream. And the self present in reality? Good question to start your stay here at DV. I can't honestly say I know how to answer it either. In myself, I don't percieve a difference between self in an LD versus in reality. Hard to explain, I guess. Good luck and enjoy yourself.

[Gwendolyn]

Welcome to the forum, Ancient of Days! It is wonderful to have you here in our community. It's great that you are experienced in your Lucid Dreaming endeavors. I am sure you will have a lot of information to bring to the table here. Have fun while you are here.

[JEMSiC]

Originally posted by Burns Good question to start your stay here at DV. I can't honestly say I know how to answer it either. In myself, I don't percieve a difference between self in an LD versus in reality. Hard to explain, I guess. Here's another question then: The Bible says that thinking about yourself committing sin is the same as committing that sin (for example: murder). So would God consider sinning in a dream (lucid or not) a valid sin? And because some people have very good control over their dreams, are they more responsible than others? I have no idea what the answers are, I just thought of the question.