I have had dreams where I know I'm dreaming and then control the dream wayyyy too often. I honestly don't know why or how they happen.
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Is it normal to lucid dream almost every night?
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I'm guessing it's normal. It happens to me a lot too, I'm so used to it. It's fun when you're in total control and you can do whatever you want or have anything you think of appear in front of you in the dream state, or travel through walls in places you can imagine lol, pretty cool.
Edit: I'm also referring to dreams where you are aware of that you are dreaming and then you can take control of what's happening. Don't know if that's what Lucid Dreams are tho
Edit: I'm also referring to dreams where you are aware of that you are dreaming and then you can take control of what's happening. Don't know if that's what Lucid Dreams are tho
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Have to imagine it is. I feel like my brain's been broken for at least half a decade. But before that—did this plenty. If "lucid dream" is the term for a dream in which you are aware you are dreaming, then all my dreams are lucid dreams. At least those I remember. I barely ever remember dreams anymore.
I don't know if it's indicative of anything—it probably isn't—but I wouldn't say it's "normal" to lucid dream constantly. I would say the average person has very few of them.
Rarely do I have lucid dreams, but just this past week alone I have dreams every night now where before I on a rare occassion would have any kind of dream. Maybe it is just the change in weather where I live.
You're extremely lucky if you get to experience them every night, but there isn't anything to worry about.
A lot off people only experience them once in a blue moon, and some are biologically incapable of dreaming.
So enjoy OP. It's basically the closest thing to True VR we can have
A lot off people only experience them once in a blue moon, and some are biologically incapable of dreaming.
So enjoy OP. It's basically the closest thing to True VR we can have
I assume it's not common.
I've never experienced it. I really hope to some day. I'm very jealous of people who can.
I've never experienced it. I really hope to some day. I'm very jealous of people who can.
I usually dream like this unless I smoked before bed. I find I get shittier sleeps when I lucid dream though.
I had periods of my life where I had this almost every night, although my control / fulfillment wasn't absolute and that would disappointment. A lot of 'wet noodle' effects where things I wanted to manifest came out half-baked (which also reflected the state of my life at the time very much I suppose).
You'll know it's normal when you're so unimaginative with the process, you end up discussing with the director that's suppose to be directing the dream, and negotiating how much control they have verses how much control you yourself has.
It's a contentious relationship.
It's a contentious relationship.
i get it the night after being drunk. i'm trying to quit drinking buti get very intense dreams when sobering up but i'm always aware i'm dreaming
last night. i ended up waking up multiple times because my body thought it was time to to work (that and i had my windows open so it was like 40F with fan on lol)
anyways, i went back to sleep and was dreaming. at one point i was like "i know this is a dream" i usually go into lucid state without fail. so i spent whatever time i had trying to get into that state by telling myself its a dream. but it didn't work.
anyways, i went back to sleep and was dreaming. at one point i was like "i know this is a dream" i usually go into lucid state without fail. so i spent whatever time i had trying to get into that state by telling myself its a dream. but it didn't work.
Not so sure if I got a lucid dream, I once realized that I am in a dream and could control it. That somehow was to exhausting for me so I decided to let the dream gain control again. Not sure if that really was lucid dreaming or dreaming about lucid dreaming.
