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CallMePatrick

Ive yet to have a lucid dream :( so i cant try this out myself, but in previous dreams ive experienced a fight with someone and my arms get all slow motion-y, i cant hit for excrement anytime it happens, its like im punching under water. I read online its because of your REM or something, so you dont actually swing your arms while sleeping, but in a lucid dream is it still the same? weak/slow punches? or since your conscious is awake you can control the strength ? this topic really intrigues me

Lumaza

 The answer to why you couldn't fight then is quite evident to me here. It's because at that moment in time in you LD, you were not supposed to be fighting. It may have been a lesson being taught to you about "aggression"!
"The day science begins to study non-physical phenomena, it will make more progress in one decade than in all the previous centuries of its existence."  Nicolai Tesla

Xanth

Yeah, definitely been-there-done-that.  I'm with Lumaza, each time I've had these kinds of encounters, it's really felt extremely counter intuitive to be "fighting".
Fighting is such a low entropy concept.  It goes against the grain, sort-to-speak.

Nameless

HI CallMePatrick and welcome to the forum. That is actually a good question. I have found what Lumaza and Xanth have said to be true also. Many times you will find you simply are not allowed to act. When that happens relax and spend your time observing.

serge

Hi Patrik,

We  all tend to forget the fundamental differences between dreaming consciousness and waking consciousness. In dreams we can fall from a roof and never  land. If you were going to become lucid in the middle of your fall you would change the channel and in your regained waking awareness you would struggle to land safely. My point is that in the dream world the physical laws (time , space and related rationality) do not apply. To become lucid means IMO that one attempts to act physically on a non physical plane; in other words LD is a distorsion of a specific reality. :-)

baro-san

Quote from: CallMePatrick on January 11, 2019, 19:25:40
Ive yet to have a lucid dream :( so i cant try this out myself, but in previous dreams ive experienced a fight with someone and my arms get all slow motion-y [1], i cant hit for excrement anytime it happens, its like im punching under water. I read online its because of your REM or something, so you dont actually swing your arms while sleeping, but in a lucid dream is it still the same? weak/slow punches? or since your conscious is awake you can control the strength ? this topic really intrigues me
[1] I believe that to be caused by your emotions. Emotions and beliefs have a stronger and more immediate contribution in creating our dream reality, than they have in creating our physical reality.
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