Thread: Lucid, with Q's for experianced LDers...

Hey Vance,

I myself have not had the most success with lucid dreaming, but i can try and offer some help anyways.

1. Events vary in dreams, if you are more aware it is likely that events are going to seem more realistic and you will pick up on that extra detail.

2. It varys from person to person, but to simulate something like that it is likely that you would hear howling past your ears, the realism is the biggest factor which justifies this.

3. People will notice you at times, sometimes now, its completely random most the time, but sometimes it can be linked to how you feel on the inside, like hidden sub-concious emotions or what not, maybe you feel ignored in life by people, i honestly don't know, it can happen sometimes, others it can't, simple as.

4. Same as the above, its not something i can definitevly answer, its different for everyone.

Well LS, answered exactly how I would have!

I too find that it's all based on the vividness of your dream and the mindset you have while in it.

Thanks for the posts! However, I was wondering if there was a sort of (limit) on realism, after all, your mind is resting, could it kick it into really high gear and produce hyper-realistic dreams? I know for a fact I am a good visualizer, I can certainly do this in my everyday thoughts, but would your mind have that sort of "processing" power? Thanks again!

Yes, you would be amazed at how vivid and hyper-realistic a lucid dream can be. That's one of the reasons why so many members enjoy lucid dreaming!

Originally Posted by Vance

Thanks for the posts! However, I was wondering if there was a sort of (limit) on realism, after all, your mind is resting, could it kick it into really high gear and produce hyper-realistic dreams? I know for a fact I am a good visualizer, I can certainly do this in my everyday thoughts, but would your mind have that sort of "processing" power? Thanks again!

Last night I had my first 20 minutes dream. Hmm. I didnt expect it. I nearly couldnt stop it. And the realism. ... Just amasing.

Enjoy your learning.

2. When you fly, I suppose you do not hear the tremendous howling past your ears you would normally do… would you?

When I first started flying in LDs I thought it was great. Later I started feeling disappointed that I wasn't always feeling the wind or other sensations. So I made it a point to notice those things. After that, I have really loved the "roller coaster feeling" of flying up really fast and then falling down. And feeling the wind rush by.....

So I think this can be applied to many of those questions. If you make a point to notice, I think you will notice. Because it is easy to rush from one thing to another in a hurry and miss the details.

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