Say, for example, you had a lucid wedding or something (I suck at examples).Could you still be married next time you were lucid?
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Say, for example, you had a lucid wedding or something (I suck at examples).Could you still be married next time you were lucid?
Some people have reported being able to carry aspects of thier lucid dreams forwards into later LDs, yes. However, I imagine it would take considerable control to be able to do this consistently.
I suppose you could but you would have to recreate everything, which is hard.
Why should this be sooo hard? you can also remember your own memories, can't you? so why not just save your LDs in your memory and let these memories continue in your next LD?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dreamhope11
Anyway... i let a dream continue with 24 ours between them. was pretty cool ^^, but just worked one time and only when i was younger.
I have a friend who says he has dreams that can continue for as long as two weeks. He says he wakes up where he last left off, and the dream continues from there. I don't think he's ever had a lucid dream though, nor taken that much interest in lucid dreaming. It just happens for him naturally, I think.
Yeah, it happened to me a lot where I had a dream, then later (once, for at least six nights, consecutively) I would be having the next part of the dream, or a later dream in the same world/place. It hasn't happened so much since I started a dream journal.
That was all unintentional, and I expect it would take a lot of training to be able to do this sort of thing whenever you wish.
:P My current goal is to meet my dream girl for the first time. It'd be nice if she still remembers me the next time.
It's hard to remember exactly all facial details, enviroment, you would have to have a photographic memory.
Your subconcious has photographic memory...let it take care of that.
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Originally Posted by Dreamhope11
Everything doesn't have to be perfect in a continuation. I've have some non LDs that were a continuation of other dreams. I don't see why it should be any different for Lucids. It's actually one of my goals to continue a reoccurring dream I have.
I used to do this when I was younger in non-lucids.
If you expect things to continue, they should. Just believe that they will, since that's all that it takes.