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Your Text: Insert Slimies » Insert UBB Code » Close Last Tag \| All Tags UBB Help	I'm not even going to begin to analyse that. Perhaps it should suffice to say that there are a great many things we have yet to fully explain... and we haven't even begun to try with many. Lucid dreaming rocks! Seriously, when I was a kid, I could do it with ease. I frequently (almost nightly) gained 'awareness' within dreams by meditating before sleep. Once upon a time, flying was easy. Nowadays, I don't remember my dreams as much. I now infrequently become lucid, and even when I do, flying has become trickier - 'launching' in particular can be very difficult, which leads me to jumping from high things in order to get airborne (which is itself, a risky and worrying prospect, even in a dream). Difficulties don't stop me, however, and even rarely achieving deliberate and lucid flight in a dream is a very rewarding experience, often followed by a good waking day. On this note, I'm in the same boat as WebShaman - I know when I'm in a dream, and I know that certain experiences firmly engrained in memory were not solely the product of my own mind, conscious or not. The slightest hint of an unreal threat in a dream is an instant 'snap' to lucidity; through practice, this doesn't always result in waking, and I can remain in a lucid dream-state. The experiences I had were extremely threatening, very unreal, and remained outside of my immediate influence despite my apparently complete lucidity. I should take up meditating again - I miss the frequency of my dreams. Loading...
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