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    View Poll Results: HOW LONG,IN MINUTES, CAN YOU HOLD THE "THIS IS A DREAM" THOUGHT/FEELING(LUCIDITY) TOWARDS

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    • 30 SECONDS

      1 10.00%

    • 1 MINUTE

      2 20.00%

    • 5 MINUTES

      3 30.00%

    • 10 MINUTES

      0 0%

    • 15 MINUTES

      2 20.00%

    • 20 MINUTES

      1 10.00%

    • 25 MINUTES

      0 0%

    • 30 MINUTES

      1 10.00%

    • 35 MINUTES

      0 0%

    • >35 MINUTES( YOUR A BEAST, AND MAKE SURE THAT ITS CONTINUAL, MEANING LONGEST SEPARATION OF CONTINUAL LUCIDITY(KNOWING ITS A DREAM) IS <30 SECONDS).

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    Thread: Interactive Lucidity Exercise!!! How long is your Dream Schlong??!!

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    1. 08-31-2011 02:07 AM #1
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      title of thread is very misleading LOL, how long is your dream schlong?? ahahahah
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      Quote Originally Posted by lawilahd View Post
      title of thread is very misleading LOL, how long is your dream schlong?? ahahahah
      Yesyes. xD

      Anyways, the longest I've gone is 15 minutes with thorough stabilization. I'd have gone further but the dream ended. I think I just became lucid too late in my REM cycle.
      We all live in a kind of continuous dream. When we wake, it is because something,
      some event, some pinprick even, disturbs the edges of what we have taken as reality.
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    3. 08-31-2011 06:45 PM #3
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      Quote Originally Posted by lawilahd View Post
      title of thread is very misleading LOL, how long is your dream schlong?? ahahahah
      Same as WL schlong, its huge. Duh. Although, last night, I had a dream where this girl was giving me a schlong job, and my thing was all dry and shit, turns out I was dehydrated and needed a glass of water lol.
      All of experience is fun for me, whether in a dream, or in reality, because I love existing, learning, and continuously evolving and sustaining. Then again, who knows, I may not enjoy existing so much if I caught a face full of buckshot from an angry farmer. But hey, at least I'd got out with a bang.
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