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I have a whole forest in mine.
And I can access many different worlds and scenarios any time I want.
Does the forest vary in how engaging it is to you? What is the most amazing place?
No, not particularly. It is all equally as interesting. I am still exploring it though.
What kind of forest is it?
A very dark one, it feels homey.
I can imagine it :) Are there any animals?
There might be, however, I've only met people, which are also technically animals and animls can be people. So yeah, most of it is flora though not fauna.
Can you teleport
In the forest? I've never thought about it, maybe. I'd have to try.
It's one of the basic lucid dreaming skills. I use it the same way when lucid day dreaming.
It's kinda connected to the stabilizing skill, where you try to stabilize your environment. But it's interesting that it sounds like it is already stable for you on its own? So I wonder how that relates to teleporting for you.
Because teleporting heavily destabilizes the environment and can wake you up during a lucid dream, so it's a difficult skill to learn.
Ah that makes sense. Probably why I wouldn't teleport then since to me it's a stable environment.
Thank you for explaining.
I'll pm you a gpt output regarding teleportation practice