This is interesting, because I'm not 100% sure that my "lucid dreams" have actually been lucid dreams. I think the dream feels real when I'm in it, but most of the time, when I wake up, I remember it being fuzzy and not even close to how vivid reality is. I've had a few where it felt 100% real though.
I meant to say normal dream, not normal lucid dream, just getting that out the way anyways yeah, theres a spectrum to how aware one gets in a dream. your awarness in a dream depends on how open the part that processes logic in your brain is. A lot of people on here think that you are either lucid or not when thats not necessarily the case. awarness doesn't just happen in a dream when you do something odd or a reality check. something in your brain activity opens up and you gain a sense of awarness but this doesn't always come full fold. When in a dream, you are in a trance like state where you believe whatever reality is forced upon you, the logic part of your brain is a sleep and while it's in this state, you have no way of gaining awareness. When you practice the methods of gaining awareness, you are training yourself to activate the logic part of the brain. awarness greatly depends on how much of the logic side is awake, this is why there is a spectrums of how aware one can get in a dream, (it's also why DEILDing works so well for people). when you are semi dreaming, the logic side of your brain is partly on and slowly awakening, usually this leads to the point of breaking through. while in a semi lucid state, you gain a sense of awarness that you are dreaming, you could even no full well that you are experiencing a dream but you don't fully understand the contents of what your dream really is so you would still react to it as if you were in a normal dream. It's the reason why most don't get overly excited or even care, it's merely a feeling that hangs over them while going through the motions in a dream. you also don't attain the HD effect normal LUCID dreams have which sucks. I remember my first semi lucid dream, I was just comming out of a very long dream then I think I woke up, I don't remember exactly but when the next dream started, I't started with me getting this feeling that I was in a dream, it was a similar feeling you get when you re-enter a dream only I wasn't aware that I woke up so it was like another dream started but I had this strange feeling of awareness. I don't even remember when the dream started, I just remember flying 7 feet above ground and then punching some deformed looking cartoony guy but throughout I could feel something different but at the same time the things I saw and was doing still felt normal. I then went higher in the sky and said to myself that I was lucid dreaming but I said it so casual, I didin't sound surprised at all, I didn't even feel all that surprised even though when I said I started spinning in the air. I don't think I ever became fully lucid, the reality felt way too normal to me to be completely lucid, I didn't even remember to do a reality check which is something I would have remembered had I had the same level of awarness I do awake. i't wasn't a fake lucid because I could definitly tell I was in a dream, I can be sure of that. But anyways semi lucid dreams happen in the second layer of lucidity. the second layer of lucidity is when lucidity starts to become present, it's like a half state of awareness and a half state of unconsciousness. there are 5 levels of lucidity ranging from 0 to 4. there are different variants within a layer like layer 2 minor or layer 2 major, theres a minor and major for every layer. full consciousness occures at layer 3 which is when dreams become high definition, when virgins know what sex feels like before ever really having it.
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