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For those that lucid dream what do you see when you make the transition from lucid dreaming to physical body? Does the dream just fade away or does a black sky suddenly form? I am just curious what you see during the transition.
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Most of the time you just wake up.  I can just lay there coming out of it though, and re-enter the lucid dream state without any disconnect.

There is a lot more you can do, just varies on how good you have become at it.  Waking gently up from one is a great time to try for an OBE.
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^^ Generally like this for me, too.
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It's fun.  But, I went about 2 years straight lucid dreaming every night.  I was concerned there might be side effects from being consciously awake/aware for so long non-stop.  I rarely had moments where I wasn't consciously 'aware' and consciously awake.

No side effects that I have found, except to say life has grown extremely long for me. And, it is like my intelligence went through the roof.  I can remember things extremely easy nowadays.  I would be lucid in dreams for hours/days, and one time even a 3week period.  Hard to describe.  Not to mention the astral travels and 'other lives' lived, etc.

I pretty much have them every night now, but I have toned them down by intention, so they are not quite so vivid, and so I don't have them throughout the night.  I'll have them for a couple hours in the morning hours mostly now.
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That's really cool.  I can agree with a lot of what you wrote.  It's nice you're able to have them so often.  I haven't been able to tone mine down (haven't thought to, either, will have to try)--they're either there, or they aren't, for me.  I had about a month straight recently where I was having them almost every single night, it tired me out.  I'm glad to be back to normal dreaming again, for the time being. :afro:
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You could say I was pretty much addicted to it.

I could go back and visit places that I had been to, re-visit 'friends', created friendships/relationships...it was fucking CRAZY.  Still do this, but to a much lesser extent.  Not even to mention all these strange worlds, and astral realms, etc.  Experimented with EVERYTHING.
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Create a thread with techniques that you used and share some of your stories please :)
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Original Message For those that lucid dream what do you see when you make the transition from lucid dreaming to physical body? Does the dream just fade away or does a black sky suddenly form? I am just curious what you see during the transition.

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