Amy Guskin wrote:
> On Wed, 28 Jul 2010 19:54:30 -0400, Elko T wrote
>
>>>>> every time a practice lurid dreaming i wake up before its over.
>>>>> i'm not sure looking a my hands will help. <<
>
>>    Well, isn't it actually desirable to wake up early when having a
>> lurid dream?  <<
>
> No.  Why would it be?  I'd think that for most people, it would be more fun
> than an ordinary dream, so you'd want to hang around in it as long as
> possible
   LOL ROTFL. You sure? Fun?  :)
>>  For a real lucid dream one has to be asleep, right? <<
>
> More to the point, one has to actually be dreaming for it to be a lucid
> dream.  So what you're describing ? a state where you're not fully asleep ?
> doesn't seem to qualify as a dream, at least IMHO.
   That's what I thought, thanks for confirming it.
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