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| | An Excerpt From The Lucid Dream Exchange: "False" Awakenings and the Language of Lucid Dreaming by Robert Waggoner |
 | | True awakenings or false awakenings seem meaningless terms after falling through seven so-called "awakenings." There, I sought the stability of a world, any world was fine, as long as it was stable - or shall I say "seemed" stable. |
 | | The problem with using the term, "false awakening," for what appears to be an "assumed awakening," appears to be found in our response to the language. |
 | | Moreover, in the term, "false awakening," one finds an ex post facto conclusion about the experience, which draws one away from the description of the actual experience. |
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