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Turn the attitude down a notch and you'll maybe see that people have answered your question, which, TBH, was a little un-answerable in the sense that you said you weren't sure you were aware you were dreaming within the dream stage.
Only you can tell if your "not sure of it" experience falls on one side of the line or the other (lucid vs. not).
You are the one not getting it.
If you THINK a dream MIGHT be a dream, it is not lucid.
definition: A lucid dream is a type of dream in which the dreamer becomes aware that they are dreaming while dreaming.
PS... calling people a troll is against the TOS
In a regular dream, you don't think it might be a dream, though.
I was seriously thinking that it was a dream. I was just not completly sure. That was it. I was thinking like it was 80-90 percent a dream while dreaming.
I just explained the question above, you are telling me I lack the abilty of flying. You say it right after I wrote that I am talking about the moment while I was dreaming.
I am glad you could understand that.
So you say unless you are 100 percent sure, it is not lucid no matter how much you think it is a dream. Is that so?
Flying dreams are mostly associated with lucid dreams on internet.
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I asked my friend if he ever thought his dream might be a dream while dreaming, he said never. Looks like my dream was more lucid than he could ever has.
He never has a dream in a dream
He never has a dream in which he thinks it might be a dream
Turn the attitude down a notch and you'll maybe see that people have answered your question, which, TBH, was a little un-answerable in the sense that you said you weren't sure you were aware you were dreaming within the dream stage.
Only you can tell if your "not sure of it" experience falls on one side of the line or the other (lucid vs. not).
I was thinking like it should be a dream while dreaming but I was not sure of it.
I believe it is different than a regular dream as there is lucidity in it.
My friend says, he's never had a dream in which he thinks it might be a dream.
Do you think those 2 types of dreams can be put in the same place? If you think a dream might be a dream while dreaming, it is definetely more lucid than a dream in which you don't think it might be a dream.
I don't accept that it is same as a dream in which you don't think it might be a dream. They can't be put in the same place.There is lucidity difference between 2 obviously.
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If you were asleep, then you can be quite sure it was a dream, unless there were some kind of drugs, or alien abduction involved.
Did you know you were dreaming, while dreaming? That would make it lucid.
And If I thought I might be dreaming but not sure of it while dreaming, that must make it a partially lucid dream, which is different than a fully non-lucid dream.
In a fully non-lucid dream, I don't think i might be a dream.
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And If I thought I might be dreaming but not sure of it while dreaming, that must make it a partially lucid dream, which is different than a fully non-lucid dream.
Were you able to control the dream?
I think that if you thought it may be, while it was happening, then it was lucid. You can't really think, and not think.
I think that if you thought it may be, while it was happening, then it was lucid. You can't really think, and not think.
As I said, I can think that a dream might be a dream but not sure of it while dreaming. The dream is partially lucid, not fully non-lucid.
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