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    1. 08-23-2007 02:10 AM #1
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      Question Dreaming Dilemma

      Thanks to DREAMVIEWS forum for all the info's and guides. Also thanks to the members around who never stop helping. Without this site, lucid dreaming would be a journey to hell!

      I had another Lucid Dream yesterday unintentionally.
      I considered it to be half-lucid rather than a Lucid one though i remember quite well of what occurred in the dream.
      I managed to control the last part of the dream but i think i didn't realized that i was in a dream.

      Here's the weird part...In my dream where i dreamed about being chase by 5 huge guy.
      I stop and i decided to fight them. All the moved are coordinated and executed exactly as i want them to be.So i knocked em dead.
      Nothing fancy..it was all like real life.



      My question-

      1.Is it possible to become lucid without realizing that you are dreaming..instead you think you are still in reality?
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    2. 08-23-2007 02:16 AM #2
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      No problem, this is a great site

      Ok well sorry to say this but that weren't a lucid dream. You had dream control but you weren't lucid. This goes with answering the question:

      If you know you are dreaming, you are lucid. If not, then you aren't. People often mix up dream control with lucidity. The two often blend with each other.
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      Quote Originally Posted by NeAvO View Post
      No problem, this is a great site

      Ok well sorry to say this but that weren't a lucid dream. You had dream control but you weren't lucid. This goes with answering the question:

      If you know you are dreaming, you are lucid. If not, then you aren't. People often mix up dream control with lucidity. The two often blend with each other.
      I can control my dream,..doesn't that make me aware then?
      What would you advised me to do?
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    4. 08-23-2007 04:32 AM #4
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      You weren't lucid, but I've had dreams before where I've been able to control what's going on but not known that I was dreaming. On the other hand, it's a sign that you're getting closer to lucidity. You're realizing that you at least have control over the environment, knowing that it can be changed. I would say that so far you're at least on the right track. If you haven't looked into RCs (reality checks) much yet, I'd say that it would be a good idea to go over the tutorial.

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