Oh, okay, that makes sence. I've already lost the accurate count, because some dreams I'm not sure about. But okay, that's typical me.
I meant that it's ok to count your lucid dreams, just don't get obsessed by it, so you get dissapointed and unmotivated.
What do you mean with "and put your dreams there too, so you still know how many lucid dreams you have had, but the good thing is that you get ranked"? =) I have my LD count in my DJs, and I'm not gonna throw them out. Is that good enough?
Thank you, it's actually an experiment to proove telepathy, but I am not going to do that.. yet I would suggest you to get the software Dream Journal and put your dreams there too, so you still know how many lucid dreams you have had, but the good thing is that you get ranked you start as no one. Now I am a REM-Chaser =D Go to google and search for "Banhurt Dream Journal" - I wasn't allowed to send link.
Hey, good luck with the OBE! Can't wait to hear about it already! Oh, and look! Just deleted my LD count on my profile!
Thank you =) Your awesome too
Ok, then I'll stop doing it. It's just hard not to in the start. Going to write it in my DJ later. Thanks for your help, you're awesome!
Aha, I wouldn't recommend to count your lucid dreams, that makes it look hard to attain and it really isn't. So don't feed the illusion =)
Thanks for your answer. I know, I'm not just thinking about Lucid, and I'm glad what happened last night! But I just couny my LDs, and I can't decid if I should count this as a LD. Uhm.
Hey =) I don't like the term semi-lucid anymore, because it's just a term, it means that you kind of know that you kind of know that you are dreaming, and then for me it's either a lucid dream where you are not very aware or it's not a lucid dream at all. But the definition of "lucid" is that you are aware of that you are dreaming, so if you were aware of that you were dreaming, then it's a lucid. But it doesn't really matter if it was a lucid or not, if you are aware of a dream you should see it as a good attempt, but when you feel that a dream really feels vivid and you are aware of it to that grade that when you wake up you don't remember it because you recall, but because you have experienced it then it's really something special. But every little helps, my point is don't only have the goal to become lucid, have a goal to become more aware, and that includes normal dreams too, and then lucidity comes easier.
