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Living In A Lucid Dream | NOEMA
Buddhist practice is so interested in lucid dreaming. Monks constantly practice lucid dreaming. If you can be aware that you are dreaming, then you can also be aware that you are being foggy or ignorant in the living stage. This sharpens your ability for discernment, and the capacity to look at the world more clearly. Buddhism is ver
... See moreLucid dreaming may be our most intrinsic and precise tool for self-exploration. It’s not just a curiosity—it’s a built-in interface to the unconscious, a direct and interactive gateway to our personal psyche, which is itself a microcosm of the cosmos. Within a lucid dream, we have the ability to interactively walk through and explore our unconsciou... See more
James Croall • Dreaming to Become Awake
When you dream, you appear to see out of the eyes of the person you are in the dream, right? Yet where are the eyes? There aren’t any. Where are you while all of this is going on? You’re not just inside the person you appear to be. You’re actually inside absolutely everything in the dream. You are in all the people, in all the objects, and in all t
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