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Anonymous 2015-03-24 13:00:00 No.837

Has anyone used their lucid dreaming for something productive? As in not sex?

For instance, there are studies that say some professional athletes use lucid dreaming to practice movements, or claims that you can use lucid dreams to practice speeches, etc.

Having had only a few lucid dreams, I find this difficult to understand… although I was aware, and somewhat in control, I felt like my mind was racing to do something… anything… before I inevitably woke up. I wasn't thinking clearly.

Anonymous 2015-03-25 08:28:12 No.839

Same here. It's just too easy to lose consciousness again, one is in a rush to do things.

This could be connected to the dissociated status you have during a lucid dream. You have full control over your body, yet you wont have to fear pain or death, what enables you to do risky or even impossible things, making even the prospect exciting. Thus you feel the urge to do something worthwhile with your spare time, a lesson we can learn from.

Anonymous 2015-03-27 00:28:23 No.841

A guy I knew a long time ago would dream in computer code, and often it would be a problem he was working on which he would then solve in the dream. He'd wake up and go to his deck and complete the code as he had dreamed it.

Not me, as soon as I realize I'm lucid I start to fly like Superman. Nothing is better in this reality or that one.