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As far as I knew the only reason dreams didn’t have any details in them was because we were not aware we were dreaming . They seems so 2D to me and brief mainly just emotions and vague visual and sound. But I am confused now I was having a nightmare were I was on a train and it stopped at first I thought it was because of the snow then I realised aliens were ambushing the train (sounds funny but it was actually very scary ) then I actually become aware I was dreaming but still there was no details it was all just 2D then I decided to wake up because although it was without detail the emotions seemed very real and I was scarred because I knew that I was going to die (in the dream) if I stayed there any longer . So why if I’m aware that it’s a dream why doesn’t it seem as real as this world? |
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Originally Posted by Oscar
hey man, welcome |
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The 'reality' of lucid dream worlds can vary greatly from dream to dream. One night you could have a lucid dream that is hyper real, the next lucid dream might be nothing but water colour type dream with low vividness and control. |
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Welcome Miketallica... |
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Thanks all! i will try those techniques the next time i become in a dream aware again |
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I just want to believe
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you should read topics about prolonging lucid dreams. You've already passed the hardest part, realizing you are dreaming. Now you must realize that because you are dreaming you can do anything you want. If the dream fades say "Increase lucidity now!" or something to that effect. Usually lucid dreams are very vivid which is where the term lucid dreaming comes from. The word lucid means vivid. |
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Actually, the word lucid means "having a clear mind" and is nothing to do with vividness. You can have a vivid dream that is not a lucid dream |
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