Thread: How does lucid dreaming benefit you?

I like flying , but i still find myself walking the majority of the time :/.

for me I guess it's having an experience. It's always great, in waking life as well as in sleep. For me it pushes me to be more creative and in a way to be more thoughtfull regarding myself and what I do. Also I'm starting to find it make me more concentradet in waking state then before.

and of course not just having a numb sleep but maybe flying around and checking out some strange stuff, that is a great fortune I belive.

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Originally Posted by shotbirds

I like flying , but i still find myself walking the majority of the time :/.

That's a shame - do you lose lucidity and therefore control and end up walking, or do you just get bored of flying? I really want to fly and just run about being free, jumping really high etc!

I love exploring the physical environments that I find myself in, in dreams. Houses with rooms that go on forever, cluttered with interesting, rich objects - bolts of cloth, or boxes with opening mechanisms and things inside. Or sometimes landscapes where I can't get over the 'realism' of the grass, the hillsides, how real it all seems - whenever I become lucid, that's mostly what I focus on. Touching, exploring the physical things and being amazed by how real they look and feel. Like some others posting their replies it's the sense of control which is good, though I do have trouble giving myself permission to be in complete control and exercise the freedom which lucid dreaming gives.

I take lucid dreaming as a glorious curse that I'd gladly accept for the rest of my life.