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Originally posted by sc2099
So what exactly is the purpose of lucid dreaming besides fun or entertainment? What can be gained in waking life by the practice?
Originally posted by g210b
I'd like to read and share dream experience and stories.
That would be something interesting.
Originally posted by Cheyracingchick
On the flip side... Does anyone else find it a tad annoying when they can't stop LD?? I find myself on edge alot as if I did not get any sleep at all, which I chalk up to not being able to just let a dream flow. Everyone says I am "so lucky" to have this ability, but is there too much of a good thing?
@Eevee:
Interesting "dream" or dream-flash
maybe you were really that far out there
Originally posted by HarlemHottie
Any tips on getting to the next level?
Originally posted by HarlemHottie
Any tips on getting to the next level?
Originally posted by Skyfloating
Originally posted by sc2099
So what exactly is the purpose of lucid dreaming besides fun or entertainment? What can be gained in waking life by the practice?
Not everything need be a matter of gain or achievement. There´s also the concept of fun. However, usually when I wake up after a lucid dream I feel energized and inspired, which does have some work-life advantages.
Originally posted by ElectroMagnetic Multivers
I would like to know, does anyone have any experiences with meditating while in a dream state, because I've heard it's great.
Thanks. EMM
Originally posted by ElectroMagnetic Multivers
Anyways, I firmly believe that there is something...else (?!?) to lucid dreaming, for me it was a doorway into astral projection (again, first time, but never been able to do since) and it was incredible, it just seemed to be another part of life, and I couldn't believe I hadn't found it before and that it wasn't well known.
Originally posted by Harman
edit: sawka.com... something about it in the buddhist thing
[edit on 20-6-2008 by Harman]