Thread: Does being lucid stop you from resting.

A few points. first of all babies spend what 50 to 75 % of their time in REM? so obviously (?) REM is supportive of growing rapidly. i don't think REM can be bad for you.

secondly i believe we are having levels of consciousness at many levels simultaneously. it's just that most people aren't conscious of their levels.

so in tibetan dream yoga i believe... or other forms of awareness practice... you learn to tap into what is already happening. you are already dreaming, already having multiple states of awarenesses.

hey everyone: YOU ARE GENIUSES! that's right. LD is teaching you to reclaim this and to function with optimal capacity! to wake up from your slumber and become superhuman.

you can do it...!!! i can do it... !!! (well, i'm trying, anyway.)

wish me luck, this is the direction i want to head.

i think the tiredness comes from waking up, and/or not getting back to sleep, the stresses of the friction of our emotions when we don't get it right, let go of potential ld's, not remembering dreams, etc... well, again, i know that's the part where i think i get tired or discouraged.

true LD nourishes my soul because i know i am coming home to my deeper/deepest levels of being.