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    1. 06-11-2006 10:32 PM #1
      STi2009
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      hi im new, and have a question

      Hey ppl. Every since i started to have dreams, i could always controll them. I could control what i do and everything. I could also always feel everything physically and emotionally.
      Does that meen i have been having lucid dreams all this time?


      and another thing, i dont have dreams often, what can i do to start having then morre often, because i love them
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    2. 06-12-2006 01:58 AM #2
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      Hi there To answer your question, having control is different than becoming lucid. It's only considered a lucid dream if you know that you're dreaming.

      You can control aspects of a dream without being lucid, and vice versa - you can be lucid and have no control. The two things are not dependant on each other, but the goal of most people (and the point of this forum) is to have control over a lucid dream. Thereby, being able to control what you dream about and how the dream unfolds.
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    3. 06-12-2006 02:05 AM #3
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      ahh cool. i know im having a dream. but like u said i control it? i can only control myself, and nothing else. What does that meen?
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    4. 06-12-2006 02:10 AM #4
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      So you're lucid and you have control? Excellent! You've already achieved the hard part, then. Just try doing some different things in your dreams and see what happens. Some people try the spinning technique to change dream locations and things like that.

      If you like books, I strongly recommend you check out Exploring the World of Lucid Dreaming by Stephen LaBerge - which is commonly refered to by EWOLD by the dreaming community. It's a must-have for all LDers.
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    5. 06-12-2006 03:53 AM #5
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      what is the spinning technique?
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