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Mgc88 liked post by Bluehill On thread : I feel like such a coward
In my opinion, lucid nightmares could be the best of the best experience you can get. These would give you a training ground to fight your fears, if you have any.
I can give you two personnal...
Liked On: 10-26-2015, 07:57 PM
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Mgc88 liked post by hotchips On thread : I feel like such a coward
Do you have non-lucid nightmares on a regular basis? Becoming lucid does not increase your chance of getting more nightmares and if you are having a nightmare and you become lucid, you can always...
Liked On: 10-26-2015, 07:56 PM
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Mgc88 liked post by dolphin On thread : I feel like such a coward
I've had lots of lucid nightmares. They're a somewhat regular occurrence for me, maybe 1/week. They're often less scary, though, because if you know you're only dreaming and that you're completely...
Liked On: 10-25-2015, 04:17 AM
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Mgc88 liked post by Redrivertears On thread : I feel like such a coward
Hey there,
I'm not sure what people consider lucid nightmares. It seems like a strange contradiction to me. In my experience, the nightmare ends where lucidity begins.
As a matter of fact,...
Liked On: 10-25-2015, 04:17 AM
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Mgc88 liked post by spellbee2 On thread : I feel like such a coward
Lucid nightmares don't happen any more often then regular non-lucid nightmares. Practicing lucid dreaming doesn't increase your chances of having a nightmare, but it does increase your chances of...
Liked On: 10-25-2015, 04:16 AM