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Originally Posted by Bobblehat: Does ADA work by giving dreams better continuity? NL dreams are often all over the place, just like our thoughts in waking life

Originally Posted by CosmicIron: approximately less than 5% of LDs are triggered by people recognizing incoherence within the dreams. I feel that ADA and simi

Ok, it has occurred to me that a flaw with my explanation is that is is a justification: I am assuming that this "feeling" is due to a culmination of little obs

I am not sure that intuition is right. It's got more to do with careful observation and noticing details on a not entirely conscious level which someone else wo

Examples of similar phenomenon to dream "feeling": Some mothers can tell by their baby's cry whether it is hungry or wet or whatever. They may not be able to d

I think this thread suffers from the too many egos in one place problem, which is a shame because the topic is of great interest, and we have some smart people

Actually, I know exactly what KingYoshi is talking about when he talks of this feeling that it is a dream, even though rationally you may not have quite realize

Boys, calm down please, I would like to continue to be able to respect both of you. Yes, I believe ADA is a great tool for lucidity. Yes, I think it can be and

I think ADA, if practiced in a way that could be useful for LD, can be very useful. The useful ADA I think involves reducing or eliminating doing things on auto