Thread: Semi Lucid

Originally Posted by Mariano

for example.
imagine you must smile and laugh, but you don't want to do it, so you will do it forced: that's semi-lucid

imagine you are really happy, and you start to laugh and smile, that's lucid.

one is real.
the other not.

I'm sorry but it's just too late in the night for me to be decipher a pile of bullshit.

It just made no sense to me. But no matter what you say, you cannot shift what I believe to be true. In fact, this situation doesn't have much to do with truth, It is more to do with pointless categorizations of examples of normal dreams.

it's, when you get older you will understand.

Ok, I'm a bit more awake now. I understand what you are trying to say.

But being forced to do something in a dream when you dont want to Is infact fully lucid. Just no control.

Your explanations of "semi-lucid" keep changing their meaning. Make your mind up.

I had 1 Semi-Lucid(check my DJ). I said I was dreaming but I wasn't actualy counscious of it. Weird...

Originally Posted by Gothic Fighter

I had 1 Semi-Lucid(check my DJ). I said I was dreaming but I wasn't actualy counscious of it. Weird...

You weren't "semi-lucid", you were non-lucid (from the way I read it anyway)

Gosh...

Originally Posted by slash112

You weren't "semi-lucid", you were non-lucid (from the way I read it anyway)

Gosh...

ahá
he was non-lucid.
just we are accostumed to say semi-lucid, to be shorter.

Originally Posted by Mariano

ahá
he was non-lucid.
just we are accostumed to say semi-lucid, to be shorter.

actually, if you could count characters, you would realise that saying semi-lucid is actually longer than saying non-lucid.


Although I don't like the use of the word "semi-lucid", what you can say is "almost became lucid".

And if you can't be bothered writing that because it's too long, that's just stupid.