Thread: Vivid thinking

Yes, I have great success with DEILDs. THat's how I have all my LDs. You should try it too.

When I didn't DEILD, sometimes I would have a good dream that would end before really ending so i would daydream the rest. The daydream would be one of the most vivid daydreams I'd get. (not so much vivid though). I guess that like eppy said, its because we're still asleep really close from DEILDing...

Originally Posted by SleepyCookieDough

Yes, I have great success with DEILDs. THat's how I have all my LDs. You should try it too.

When I didn't DEILD, sometimes I would have a good dream that would end before really ending so i would daydream the rest. The daydream would be one of the most vivid daydreams I'd get. (not so much vivid though). I guess that like eppy said, its because we're still asleep really close from DEILDing...

What's the difference between daydreaming it after the dream and dreaming it?
Isn't it both dreaming it again?

Daydreaming is easier to wake up from, lighter if you want so. You can be concsious of daydreaming, know what's external and internal input.
In a dream you don't, your brain reacts as if the dream were real.

That's the main difference.

Originally Posted by ThreeLetterSyndrom

Daydreaming is easier to wake up from, lighter if you want so. You can be concsious of daydreaming, know what's external and internal input.
In a dream you don't, your brain reacts as if the dream were real.

That's the main difference.

but isnt being conscious in the normal dream Lucidity?
isnt that what we want? you talk as if we can only be conscious in daydreams