Thread: yeah it's exciting but what's the f. benefit?

I'm guessing you mean what's the benefit of lucid dreaming, well for one you are a happier person over all because you can have any dream come true. You might say well thats not real, but from day to day in the waking world your sensations you call reality are coming from your mind feeding off the info of reality in the same way it feeds of your thoughts in a dream, there both as real as it gets when you put it into prospective of feelings, and there all just as fake because the brain decides how to interpret them such as cold or hot, were as in the physical universe they are not defined by a feeling, they just are fast moving molecules or slow moving ones.

Yeah I know that doesn't really describe the benefit I just wanted you to realize the nature of it, dreams can be used to improve social skills, and motor skills definitely, you could go into a dream a clumsy person and come out a very well balanced person, because it's the brain that can exercise that, and neurons in your brain react with the dream (yeah I've stated you can't change reality in a dream, with the exception of the brain), but no other body part, unless your not in sleep paralysis .

Don't look at your dreams as just another cool dream when you wake up, look at it as a subjective experience that is part of your life in every way possible.