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Do you practice Lucid dreaming?

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(@ashropshirelady)
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RE: Do you practice Lucid dreaming?

Hi Sharon
Hope you and your family are well. Your link is absolutely fascinating...........thank you so much!!!

Love
Yasmin x


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(@sharon)
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RE: Do you practice Lucid dreaming?

Hi Yasmin

Lovely to hear from you.....

Yes they are great.

Hope you and yours are well too. Thankgoodness the snow has melted;)

Glad you enjoyed the link.

I thought it was very intresting too.

Much Love
Sharon


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 deva
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RE: Do you practice Lucid dreaming?

Is this lucid dreaming, when you are 'watching' your dream, like if you were watching a movie, so you are able to make observations that the 'you' in the drream isn't making, or you direct the dream ad direct yourself in the dream iykwim?
Anyway, I do that, but not sure what it is.

My son has a special word he uses when he is in a dream to get himself to wake up, but he only remembers it when he is dreaming 🙂 which I think is quite strange. He is aware he uses a word but just doesnt remember what it is!

Not sure if any of this answers your original post, but I just wanted to add to your general enthusiasm over the dream forum!

Sharon xx
DEVA


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RE: Do you practice Lucid dreaming?

Great thread Sharon;), that one about the woman and well, perhaps thats an experiment i will not draw in public.

but Deva its when your are in a dream and then you realise it is a dream, and that it is of your own making. We can all do it, it is a an art to perfect, not that i have, i have had my moments. When i do realise its a dream, i usually like to jump over houses and try to fly, i have had a few successes,
and the feelings magic, but it takes a lot of control, to keep you from waking.

I have not done it in years mind you, but i think i will start again by every night saying a little prayer, "In my dream state i wish to awaken, i will remember the word "Yes", as a trigger. i use the word Yes, as it is a very common word used a lot. you keppsaying that for more than 7 nights in a row, and it will filter through to your subconscious. If honed properly it can resolve deep rooted matters in life. Want to say something to a loved one passed on you couldnt say when they are alive. Maybe it would work.

love to you
Emp:)


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RE: Do you practice Lucid dreaming?

Hello,

Since I believe that dreams are a message that our unconscious is trying to give us, I would never want to manipulate a dream or change it. For me it would feel like having a discussion with someone and telling the other person what they are supposed to say. Yes, I do have dreams that are scary or that I don't like. I always try and find out what they mean for me, what is going on in my life that I need to work on.

Artemis


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