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Posted by: DarkJet7
Posted by: RavUKsoldier
Posted by: Noble LuLz
@Soldier I haven't lucid dreamt for a month. How do you lucid dream so easily?
I think partly cause I fall into REM extremely fast compared to a normal person. And because of this short gap between me falling asleep and dreaming, I literally will fall into a dream. 98 percent of the time, unless I'm extremely tired, I will know that I fell asleep and am now dreaming. I often fight with my own mind over control of the dream, but even if I can't control it, it is very very vibrant and alive.
I've done this my whole life, so literally, I lucid dream almost every night of my life.
Now there are down sides to this, I do suffer from sleep paralysis more times then I'd like. And I also wake up quite frequently in the middle of the night. (Some times my body doesn't agree with what I'm doing in my sleep, jolting me awake)
I honestly can't really give you guys to many pointers on HOW to lucid dream. Since it comes completely natural to me. But I will answer any questions you guys might have.
Just how vivid are lucid dreams?, most of my dreams lack a lot of detail and only important parts like people's faces or buildings and objects aren't blurred or fuzzy.
Lucid dreams, If you don't realize you are dreaming, will trick you into feeling like you are awake. They will be so real feeling you will honestly not know the difference. You'll feel emotion, you'll sometimes feel pain. Everything you would experience in real life you experience in a lucid dream. it's not just fuzzy details or peoples faces. It's almost like complete "mini stories" within your head, of your life. Your dream world feels like a real world.
That's the best way I can describe it.