Just because we are conscious and in "control" of our dream... simply because we believe that it's our "own dream" it doesn't necessarily mean we can effectively control it any better than we can control or real life.
They is co-relation to that.
If you want something to happen even if you know it's possible it may still bit happen simply because you demand it to happen, in other words by pressuring the result to happen it prevents it from happening because you know it's not happening and that causes the constant projection of "not happening" which is fueled by fear.
Instead that you want to do is to visualize what you want (no need for details, just the idea of it) and given enough steady faith and patience it will start to be given form.
In dreams the same logic applies by simply having less frames or bits needed to happen.
If we were to simply stay calm and focused would we get into what we want to happen, then it will.
Another finding related to lucid dreaming had to do with our capacity to stay in that dream without waking up.
Fear of waking up will wake us up similar to the above logic, it manifests what we are afraid of so long as we believe it may happen.
If we really want to keep being in a dream then all we have to do is simply being interested in the contents of the dream and what we want to see next.
Basically we want to keep the script going by using it's genuine will/desire/curiosity.
The above concepts may apply to the real life as well, maybe at a more dense frame rate which can be invaluable for our lives.
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