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    1. 01-23-2008 12:58 AM #1
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      Can watching T.V before bed stop you from LDing?

      Exactly as the title says.
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    2. 01-23-2008 01:07 AM #2
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      I don't see why it would?

      Edit: Actually, I watch TV before bed all the time, and I LD a couple times a week.
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    3. 01-23-2008 01:13 AM #3
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      Possibly it might affect your normal dreams, which could or could not assist with you becoming lucid during one.
      "“Evil? Good? These are merely words. In the eyes of the universe neither of those exist. There are only three elements, that act as a base for all that you see around. There is Light. There is Dark. And there is the balance between those two. Good and Evil are concepts,used to deny oneself from serving the balance. By serving, you participate in the great creation."

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    4. 01-23-2008 01:17 AM #4
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      Although I have more trouble falling asleep when watching tv or sitting behind the computer prior to sleep, I wouldn't see why it would affect your dreams.
      (although you could dream about what you saw ofcourse)

      I must admit, the last time I had a lucid dream is when I was 8 and have just started training Dream Recall again.
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