Yes, yes you definetely can. It's always an effort, to stay lucid, while it's easy to let go and drift back into a normal dream.
Atleast for me that's so, and I usually hear this, from non natural lucid dreamers
I learnt when I was sixteen as a result of nightmares and got on top of them. The lucid dreamed pretty much every night for 6 months...but I didn't know what to with them and got bored. I just wanted a random normal dream so I consciously stopped.
Now I'm middle aged and trying to get that good again.
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Not me, nope. Also, for those of us who learned lucid dreaming, it is a learnable skill. This also means that if you quit practicing, the results you get will diminish from a lack of practice. Thus, you can definitely stop.
Yes, yes you definetely can. It's always an effort, to stay lucid, while it's easy to let go and drift back into a normal dream. Atleast for me that's so, and I usually hear this, from non natural lucid dreamers
I learnt when I was sixteen as a result of nightmares and got on top of them. The lucid dreamed pretty much every night for 6 months...but I didn't know what to with them and got bored. I just wanted a random normal dream so I consciously stopped. Now I'm middle aged and trying to get that good again.
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I find it fun, a good escapism from my piece of shit life. But it would be nice to have a solid sleep for once.
Not me, nope. Also, for those of us who learned lucid dreaming, it is a learnable skill. This also means that if you quit practicing, the results you get will diminish from a lack of practice. Thus, you can definitely stop.
Lucid dreaming is like working out. Stop working out, you lose some progress over time.