On 10 Apr 2014, at 12:57, LizR wrote:
On 10 April 2014 22:54, <spudboy...@aol.com> wrote:
Dream better, please.
Controlling your dreams is a whole new ballgame, or so I've been led
to believe.
My feeling is that controlling is a nuisance for lucidity, or even
just the quality of a dream. The lucid dream can become like a day-
dream fantasy if you let yourself take the whole control. You can
develop easily typical recurring "control" habits.
It took me many years to no more fly in lucid dreams, and just walk
and get on with the dream.
I would say that on the contrary, the more you abandon control, the
more big is the chance to be unexpectedly surprised and led to a "big
dream".
It is similar with some psychotropics, and perhaps with life, and ...
(of course!) computer science, where universality entails partial
control only (if your remember the proof?).
Is it a new ballgame? The French and Dutch wrote quite impressive
books on lucid dreams in the 19th century, but before Jouvet, Hearne,
LaBerge, Dement, etc. that was out the domain of science (for bad
reasons).
Dreams constitutes the royal path to metaphysics and doubt. The indian
yoga vasistha, like the whole platonism (in my opinion) is based on
that idea. It is easy to become lucid in one dream, but it can be
hard, if not impossible, to *remain* lucid in the many dreams.
Bruno
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