Well, a first is a first! So congrats, I'm glad that all your invested time paid off! |
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But it was rather gloomy compared to what I've read from others' experiences. |
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- Deaths per year resulting from alcohol: 100,000
- Deaths per year resulting from tobacco: 430,000
- Deaths per year resulting from aspirin: 180 - 1000
- Deaths per year resulting from legal drugs: 106,000
- Deaths that have ever occurred in direct result of Cannabis: 0
LEGALIZE
Well, a first is a first! So congrats, I'm glad that all your invested time paid off! |
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- Deaths per year resulting from alcohol: 100,000
- Deaths per year resulting from tobacco: 430,000
- Deaths per year resulting from aspirin: 180 - 1000
- Deaths per year resulting from legal drugs: 106,000
- Deaths that have ever occurred in direct result of Cannabis: 0
LEGALIZE
I've had around 6 lucids in the last month or so. Mostly for me, they are exciting. It depends how long you can stay lucid for. if its for like an hour dream time then hell yeah your gonna have some fun cause u get to mess around and what not. lucids that only last a minute or so are obviously less exciting. And to answer your question no I've never got a real euphoric feeling in an LD. It is thrilling none the less when you wake up with an unbroken stream of conciousness. yeah! wooot go me |
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congratulations on having your first one! |
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Hi, I find it hard to believe that your dream whas very lucid or vivid. |
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DILD count since joining: 44
WILD count:27
''It does not do to dwell on dreams and forget to live."
Congratulations on your first lucid. Now, just try again Like any other dream, they can start out spooky or gloomy. The trick is learning how to turn it around with positive thinking. That is what makes lucid dreams so much better than regular dreams. You can be aware enough to try and influence the direction things go. |
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The think the rush and feeling of awe is usually associated with highly vivid lucid dreams, which you said yours was not. Don't worry, there are many levels of clarity and vividness in LDs. Some of mine are hardly better than having a really intense daydream, while others I have to constantly reasure myself by doing reality checks that it is a dream because it is so lifelike. It seems random, but it may be due to what stage of REM sleep you are in. A good tip is before you do anything engage all your senses: look at your body, notice what clothes you are wearing, feel texture, listen for sound, focus on your immediate environment etc. Then once it is stabilized go off and have fun. |
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