Thread: Hello, members of dreamviews

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.

Hey there, Ancient of Days!

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May all your dreams come true. (pun intended) [/b]

You're gonna fit it just fine.

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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.

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.

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.