From: KC@none.invalid   
      
   Wolfgang wrote:   
      
   > I have had a few dreams in which I became aware of dreaming   
   > in the past, but without my direct intension. So now I want to give real   
   > lucid dreams a try   
      
   I'm afraid that "real" lucid dreams aren't any more spectacular than   
   what you've just described .) Of course, when you add intention to the   
   mix, you may be able to use lucid dreaming as a tool, for whatever   
   purpose you have in mind.   
      
      
   >   
   > How about simply close your eyes and imagine that you are at another (maybe   
   > well known) place in a completely other situation. Then open your eyes   
   > again, expecting that it's possible beeing in a dream... The question is, if   
   > this would work as a reality check in real dream to become lucid?   
      
   It sounds like a good technique to try out.   
      
      
   > sorry about my bad english ;)   
      
   Don't be shy, your English is excellent.   
      
      
   Cheers, KC   
      
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