1- I feel that I can parse the effects of my lucid dreams on my life into two subcategories. On one end, they act as a hedonistic release. The dreamscape is a place to explore, to live out fantasies, and to release stress. When my day-to-day life becomes so inundated with stress and I become too busy to focus on fun, I can escape to a dream and engage in my hobbies there. Essentially, it feels as if I have given myself an extra hour or two of life so that I have time to de-stress without consequences.
On the other end, when I commit my dreams to more serious business, I can practice self-exploration, skill building, and self-reflection. This is especially true for dreams where my dream guide (subconscious conduit) is present. In these dreams I can work on my technical skills, such as public speaking, or investigate what might be causing me internal distress/depression. There have been a few cases where these dreams have helped me solve emotional or interpersonal problems in real life, and that has been extremely beneficial.
2. What happens to me is my own doing.
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