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    1. 11-06-2008 10:36 AM #1
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      Lucid? or Vivid?

      hey guys, I think I might have tasted lucidity today..

      I slept at 12 ish. tried to go into SP (I dont know how it feels like..) then fell asleep I guess.
      Got up at 6. Went jogging/walking for half an hour. came back home, drank some apple juice, then tried to attempt wild. couldnt do it for somereason, tried to do a WBTB thingy, couldnt concentrate. I guess I must have dosed off.
      I had an awesome vivid dream, like.. everything felt damn real, but I dont think I was in control, I had a actually pretty good coversation with saachin tendulkar (famous cricketer), but I THINK I might have entered lucidty at the very end of the dream.

      - I 'woke' up not in my room or bed, but my parents room, by myself, walked/ran out to the lounge, and saw some guy with his face either cut or not fully formed, and I started screaming? but no sound comes out, I dont think it was scary, but rather just.. freaky lol, then boom everything goes away, and I snap back into reality, but I cant move for like a few seconds. I think that was SP?

      ANYWAY, do you guys think this is a lucid dream? or a vivid dream? the last part seems a little lucid to me..
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    2. 11-06-2008 10:53 AM #2
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      If you realized, at any point, that it was a dream then it was a lucid dream.
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    3. 11-06-2008 10:55 AM #3
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      lol but thats the problem.. I THINK I might have realized that.. or it just might be me after just desperately wanting a LD. plus, arnt we supposed to be able to control what we do in LD's?
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    4. 11-06-2008 11:49 AM #4
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      Yes that's the *idea*, but that's not the *definition* of a lucid dream. Some people may find that they have no control, but know it's a dream anyway.
      Besides, a lot of people use dream awareness for other reasons than control

      But it is entirely possible that you either (1) dreamed that you had a lucid dream (wierd distinction, I know) or (2) altered the memory after waking

      You're just going to have to test yourself ... plan things to do in your LDs, etc
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    5. 11-06-2008 11:52 AM #5
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      cool cool will do I think i might have altered the memory after waking.. but I'm sure the last few seconds were lucid..
      I think..
      ..gah! lol
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