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I had a friend once
who told me...
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that the worst mistake
that you could make...
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is to think
that you are alive...
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when really youre asleep
in life's waiting room.
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The trick is to combine...
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your waking
rational abilities...
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with the infinite
possibilities of your dreams.
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'Cause if you can do that,
you can do anything.
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Did you ever have a job that
you hated and worked real hard at?
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A long, hard day of work.
Finally you get to go home,
get in bed, close your eyes.
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And immediately
you wake up and realize...
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that the whole day at work
had been a dream.
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It's bad enough that you sell your
waking life for-- for minimum wage,
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but now they get
your dreams for free.
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Hey, man,
what are you doing here?
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I fancy myself the social lubricator
of the dream world,
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helping people become lucid
a little easier.
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Cut out all that fear and anxiety
stuff and just rock and roll.
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By becoming lucid, you mean just knowing
that youre dreaming, right?
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Yeah. And then
you can control it.
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They're more realistic and less
bizarre than non-lucid dreams.
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You know,
I just woke from a dream.
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It wasn't like a typical dream.
It seemed more like I'd walked
into an alternate universe.
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Yeah, it's real.
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I mean, technically,
it's a phenomenon of sleep,
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but you can have
so much damn fun in your dreams.
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And, of course,
everyone knows fun rules.