How many lucid dreams have you had?

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How many Lucid Dreams have you (roughly) had? Don't know what a lucid dream is? Read the message then!

None. Zero. Nada. Zilch.
5
16%
Just the One.
3
10%
Two or Three.
6
19%
Four to Ten.
3
10%
Eleven to Twenty.
0
No votes
Up to Fourty.
3
10%
Up to Fifty.
2
6%
Over Fifty.
5
16%
Over One Hundred! Hah! I RULE!!!
4
13%
 
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I'm bored, so I thought I'd start up a poll (hey, gotta love polls ;)).

The question is simple enough - how many lucid dreams (or LD's for short) have you roughly had?
For those not in the know: A lucid dream is a dream in which you are aware that you are deaming. So - have you had one? More than one? Vote, cos I wanna know ;).

I'd also like to know if you got your lucid dreams naturally, or if you used a technique.

I've written a short (and, unfortunatly, rather brief) artical on LD's, and how to have them if you'e interessted:
On Lucid Dreaming.


For those who are curious, I've had over 50 LD's :). The vast majority of which where achieved by using a technique (though I've had a couple naturally).
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Over fifty, comes naturally. And If I am aware I am dreaming, I can wake myself up.
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Yeah, it' easy enough to wake yourself up (there's loads and loads of ways of doing so). But it's also kinda of pointless ;).
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I've had a couple naturally, but not for a long while now.
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the majority of my dreams are lucid dreams, if i'm understanding what they are correctly.
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None!
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I put two or three because sometimes when I was little I used to wake myself up from nightmares. I haven't done it in a long time, though.
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I get maybe over fifty or so. It comes naturally to me. I don't know why, but in most of my dreams I know that I am dreaming, and I always try to wake myself up by trying to open my eyes or move over (the impact always wakes me up...)
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I've never had one, so it's kind of hard for me to imagine what it's like, or believe that it's even possible. I mean, I've had dreams in which my cats were in the janitor's closet at school, talking to me, and I still didn't realize it was a dream until the afternoon the next day. What are some of the techniques used so you'll have a lucid dream?
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Midnight: an LD is just a dream in which you know that you are dreaming :).

Reichieru: It's certainly posssible. And you don't have to take my word for it - it's been scientifically proven ;).
In my artical here ( forum/viewtopic.php?t=1270& ) I've given a brief list of techniques. If you want something more indepth, then you should check out www.ld4all.com :)
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I had one when I was younger but I didn't even know what a lucid dream was so nothing much happened. I've had two where I was actually lucid for a substantial amount of time before waking up more recently, and a couple where I end up just waking up after becoming lucid.




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Oh, I know it's possible. Just hard to believe that it is.
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awwww ok than I think it is what I do!

They're my most common type of dream, it might be to do with the fact I think of stories in my head before sleeping. I always have that thing as well when you trip over in the dream but when that happene you move yourself to stop it and the jerk wakes me up.
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Well, I just voted that I had one, but that's not true. I've had a couple, but one I was trying for.
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i'm the only one to have had "up to fifty!"

I have lucid dreams quite frequently. I'm not a heavy sleeper. I'm, like, aware of the fact that I'm sleeping, though it's like being heavaly doped. Everything's fuzzy. Can't think clearly. But, I know it's a dream.
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