Lucid Dreaming

Imagine soaring through the air at outstanding speeds,
pretending to be Superman with a red and blue cape, then
deciding to become Tom Cruise in the movie Top Gun, flying
an F14 at two-hundred miles an hour over the Arctic Ocean.
Suddenly, you wake up and you think to yourself: "Wow, what
a dream, I did what I wanted to do," not knowing what you've
experienced is a Lucid Dream.
According to the Institute of Lucidity, the term Lucid
Dream means, "Dreaming while knowing you are dreaming" (4).
Knowing that you are dreaming will allow you to guide your
dream in the direction you want to go. The realization of
lucid dreams is done by the dreamer, when he or she notices
what they're doing is impossible to do in reality.
Anyone can lucid dream. There are techniques and
devices if one wants to lucid dream, like remaining
conscious until one starts dreaming. Telling yourself I
will dream tonight, I will dream tonight and thinking about
what you want......

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