Additionally, lucid dreaming can be intrinsically valuable even if you don’t remember it. If the experience is enjoyable, then one of your person-moments will enjoy it. (I’m not sure if it’s possible to have a lucid dream and not remember.) But this does not in any way detract from katydee’s point.
LaBerge believes it is possible to have a lucid dream and not remember and he is perhaps the foremost authority. However, we could very easily test this and I’ll put it on the agenda for things to do once lucid dreaming training starts up around here.
Posting about it publicly would violate potential double-blindness, but if you want I’ll PM you the answer—or at least the answer that I initially came up with.
Additionally, lucid dreaming can be intrinsically valuable even if you don’t remember it. If the experience is enjoyable, then one of your person-moments will enjoy it. (I’m not sure if it’s possible to have a lucid dream and not remember.) But this does not in any way detract from katydee’s point.
LaBerge believes it is possible to have a lucid dream and not remember and he is perhaps the foremost authority. However, we could very easily test this and I’ll put it on the agenda for things to do once lucid dreaming training starts up around here.
How would you test that?
Posting about it publicly would violate potential double-blindness, but if you want I’ll PM you the answer—or at least the answer that I initially came up with.
I can’t speak for Nancy , but I would be interested in such a PM.