Lol no it's impossible to die in a dream. Lucid dreams are actually pretty amazing and you can literally do anything you want, but it is something you have to work at. Like Anime4 said do reality check throughout your day so they become habit and you will eventually do the check in your dream subconsciously. I've gotten the interest back to lucid dream recently and just try to put my fingers through my other hand for my check. Also I've read that puttin lucid dreaming on your mind by reading online about it for instance will keep the idea on your mind and make it easier to achieve it.
Best of luck on getting your dream world consciously :D!
I can vouch that technique does work. I stumbled across lucid dreaming completely by accident when I eventually realised my inhaler doesn't work for me in my dreams but I still needed it. I then did a lot of reading about it and I went through a peiod where I could achieve a lucid dream every few nights and it had nothing to do with my inhaler but just that it was on my mind a lot during that period. One of the best experiences ever.
Is it normal that I am afraid to lucid dream?
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Lol no it's impossible to die in a dream. Lucid dreams are actually pretty amazing and you can literally do anything you want, but it is something you have to work at. Like Anime4 said do reality check throughout your day so they become habit and you will eventually do the check in your dream subconsciously. I've gotten the interest back to lucid dream recently and just try to put my fingers through my other hand for my check. Also I've read that puttin lucid dreaming on your mind by reading online about it for instance will keep the idea on your mind and make it easier to achieve it.
Best of luck on getting your dream world consciously :D!
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I can vouch that technique does work. I stumbled across lucid dreaming completely by accident when I eventually realised my inhaler doesn't work for me in my dreams but I still needed it. I then did a lot of reading about it and I went through a peiod where I could achieve a lucid dream every few nights and it had nothing to do with my inhaler but just that it was on my mind a lot during that period. One of the best experiences ever.