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I agree. I want to lucid dream, but I'm not interested in dream control, apart from minimal control such as control of my own movements, and my own speech. |
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A generous heart, kind speech, and a life of service
and compassion are the things which renew humanity.
Buddha
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Being lucid doesn't mean that you can't "go with the flow" of the dream. It probably changes the content so it really might not be the same. But you should know that there are people who have LDs naturally. All I learn from my normal dreams are certain things from the day/week before, some are great and epic, others express my worries. I haven't really learned anything new, but I don't say it doesn't happen. |
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I think, in most situations, explaining something with a metaphor is very misleading. No two things are alike, and when you do these comparisons, you oversimplify. For this case, last time I checked, my brain is in control of my dreams and my lucid dreams. They aren't seperate entities. |
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My room mate had the same view on lucid dreaming. He thought it was wrong that I was messing with things that my mind was probably trying to work out on it's own. |
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These are the tears that I dream about...
It's cool having dreams even if we don't control it. But lets be honest, we (at least I) remember our dreams daily. I don't study them and see what they are trying to tell me all day, so it is cool being able to control my dreams whenever I can, I mean come on, who wouldn't want to control their dreams? It is so fun |
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DREAM ON
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