First off, welcome to DV, Zexel |
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Hi all my name is Jonathan. I've had lucid dreams since I was around 12. I've never really practiced or trained to have them I just have them every once in awhile. However, I really think it would be great to learn how to have them more frequently. What better way to do something while getting the required rest your body needs? However, I do have a question? While lucid dreaming are you truly resting? I mean it just seems that your not in a deep sleep. However you still must be in REM sleep. I guess you're kind of on the verge of being in the middle while lucid dreaming. I guess my question is are you still getting the rest you need since your body needs to go through it's cycles of deep sleep? Or is lucid dreaming messing up that cycle? |
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First off, welcome to DV, Zexel |
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"If there was one thing the lucid dreaming ninja writer could not stand, it was used car salesmen."
i generally feel much more rested and ready to start the day after a lucid dream, but maybe that's just an illusion. |
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gragl
Hi! Welcome! |
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“What a peculiar privilege has this little agitation of the brain which we call 'thought'” -Hume
I, too, feel much better rested after LDing as opposed to regular dreaming. |
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"...the only difference between genius and stupidity is...genius has its limits..."
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