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Why do you only have lucid dreams when sleeping with my partner?
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∙ 15y ago
"There is security in numbers", it is often said. Partnering with someone else brings a sense of security, safety, and overall rest & peace when compared to being solitude and alone. Whether in business or an intimate relationship, combining your energy with someone else creates an additional guardagainst the fears of the world beyond (things outside your immediate life). By comparison, if you have ever slept outside, or in a public area (i.e. the homeless) where your security is much less than the safety of your locked home (with a partner, even), you may not experience such a deep and freeing sleep. The tension, anxiety, and in some ways fear of being vulnerable in that outdoors environment can keep you from letting your mind 'wander' and exploring the various thoughts you have when you are sleeping (dreaming). Your prominent concerns are for your safety, especially with this increased vulnerability. Partnering with someone in life brings that sense of security. With an assurance of security, the calm will allow you to explore more things with your mind, your heart, and certainly your soul. You are less troubled, so you are subconsciously freer to 'see' beyond your immediate concerns. Sure, partnerships and relationships can bring their own level of anxiety, concerns and fear. But, when it is balanced in a health way, this 'communion' can certainly warm your soul and sooth the mind and certainly nurture your heart.
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How many times can you lucid dream?
There's no limit on how many lucid dreams someone can have. Some people will only have a handful in their life time, others will have thousands. It varies from person to person.
Is lucid dreaming dangerous?
of course not! actually it is best to have lucid dreams. this means your state of mind when sleeping was good, and your soul collected a lot of dream material from the parent world, making it lucid. of course, the dream matters, which means it depends what the dream was. tell me it, and i shall interpret it absolutezero08139@yahoo.com
What is the difference between active partner and sleeping partner?
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Has anyone experienced lucid dreaming while taking Vyvanse ADHD medication?
You are not alone on this. I've only been on Vyvanse for the three days and I've had two Lucid Dreams in a row that have happened completely on impulse. If you are having too many strange dreams though, I would recommend you talk with your doctor. But yes, strange vivd dreams, nightmares, and even memorable Lucid Dreams are perfectly normal to have while taking over 20 milligrams of Vyvanse.
Are lucid dreams real?
Yes, lucid dreams—which, for the uninitiated, are dreams where you’re aware you’re sleeping and can often control aspects of your dream—are real. While people doubted their existence for years, a slew of research in the second half of the last century put those doubts to sleep.The way researchers proved it is pretty cool. They taught test subjects methods to induce lucid dreams (there are plenty out there, if you’re interested), then hooked them to polygraph machines as they slept. The subjects had agreed to perform specific actions in their dreams when they achieved lucidity—actions that’d show up on a polygraph test, like patterns of eye movements or fist clenches; lo and behold, the subjects fell asleep, then gave the signals.For most, lucid dreams are happy accidents, but some suggest pursuing the ability to reliably lucid dream can help avert nightmares, alleviate anxiety, and even aid in physical rehabilitation.
Can you loose control of your dream when you're having a lucid dream?
You could "lose control" of a lucid dream only in the sense that your subconscious mind might take over control of the dream from your conscious awareness. At no point in any kind of dreaming does any factor outside your own mind control the dream. Dreams, lucid or otherwise, only exist within your own mind.
How do you stop lucid dreaming?
Sleep Paralysis is a spiritual phenomenon, related to demonic activity (ignore the medical 'experts'). Drugs, meditation, yoga, and other kinds of eastern spirituality will open the gates (amongst many other things), but its easy to close. Go to StopSleepParalysis.org for research and instructions.
What are the limits to lucid dreaming?
Lucid dreaming should not be practiced every night or for an extended period of time. Natural dreams are necessary to both emotional and physical health, and the conscious mind requires the rest obtained only through natural sleep. Lucid dreaming should not be used as a recreational activity and is best when guided by a knowledgeable professional.
Can we go in someone's dream and can we change it?
The only dreams you can experience are your own, and if you have lucid dreams, you can influence yours to a degree. What you are asking about sounds more like astral projection, where you deliberately send part of your soul into another place or person.
Can you see your dreams?
Dreams can only be seen in the imagination of the sleeping mind. This is much the same process by which we "see" daydreams. There is no existing technology that can detect and display your dreams outside of your own mind.
Can you stop vivid dreams?
Well yes, and no. But why would you want to do that? If you're having some nightmares about stuff and just don't want to remember it, don't stop dreaming, search up on google lucid dreaming against nightmares, or just how to stop nightmares. Well the only way i could think of is sleeping through the entire night, dreams are erase by the brain as the night goes on, but this stops dreams, not vividness. But this won't always work, you may still have dreams. People dream and you can't do anything about it, sorry.
The first time I realized I was dreaming I was only 5 or 6 years old and since then I've had occasional lucid dreams and even controlled the events of a couple but haven't in ages how can I again?
Lucid dreaming is a skill that can only be developed through practice. There are many sources on the Internet where you can find tips and suggestions about how to become aware in your dreams, but frankly, most of them are unreliable and not supported by any science or other reliable sources. One should also understand that dreaming is a function of the subconscious mind, which performs tasks that are vital to physical and mental health. Lucid dreaming is an intrusion of consciousness into the area of the subconscious, with unknown effects. With those cautions in mind, the only way to encourage lucid dreaming is to tell oneself to become aware in dreams as one is falling asleep. Persistence and patience will produce the best results.
