Lucid Dreams: Experiencing Higher Resolution Reality

I think what Robert is speaking to is that most of us fail to question reality during our waking life. And that becomes an ingrained habit of simply accepting all of the experiences as if they are real. If you carry that habit into your dream, you will explain away every crazy thing that happened. Mm. And that's not the way to lucid dream, right? So, uh, go ahead, Robert, yeah. Right. You you have to begin to, if you begin to examine and explore waking life more, then you'll carry on with that same sort of characteristic, um, in the dream state and become more likely to become lucidly aware. I don't know if I if I got really good at this, I might never wake up, man. You know what I mean? Well, let me actually, I have a I have a question about about that. Yeah. Um, in the in the lucid dream in particular, uh, my experience has always been that I'm not limited by the sensory experience of my eyes or my ears or whatever. So the visual acuity in the dream is far more real than it is in the real world. In in ...