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leosmith
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Message 17 of 21

03 January 2012 at 3:05pm | IP Logged

delectric wrote:

The problem with Lucid Dreams and language learning is that you may suddenly find
yourself enlightened and with super powers over an environment that you have been
unconsciously dreaming for decades if not longer. Perhaps with this insight the last
thing you would want to do is learn a language.

I know. And I can fly too. And then if I try to learn stuff or push the matter too far, I realize the dream is actually
reality, and I can no longer return to this reality, or as some call it, the "no fly zone". Hate it when that happens. The
things I have to go through, and why I keep coming back here are another story. Bottom line - don't smoke crack
kids!
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Sandman
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Message 18 of 21

13 January 2012 at 3:39am | IP Logged

Screw you guys and your "asking simple questions" or "studying" during a lucid dream.

If you have the lucid dream going on ... you might as well make it useful. And that can ONLY mean trying to score with a Spanish/Japanese/French/etc supermodel.
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leosmith
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13 January 2012 at 10:14am | IP Logged

Sandman wrote:

C'mon Sandman. We've been over this many times before. Please refer to the thread titled "Doing Anki reps during
Love making".
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tmp011007
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Message 20 of 21

13 January 2012 at 7:25pm | IP Logged

maybe lucid dreaming isn't a good choice but I'll definitely try and use some alpha/theta state while listening X or Y language
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slucido
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Message 21 of 21

13 January 2012 at 11:39pm | IP Logged

Some people claim they can stay lucid for one hour. I find it very difficult.
I think lucid dreaming is useful to eliminate nightmares and much better for recreational uses.

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