Real or an Illusion?

Did have an occasional dream that I knew was a dream. Didn't know at that time that it was the phenomenon called Lucid Dream. After I came to know of LD, I tried out a book on LD but seems like you tend to lose touch with reality with all the questions like "is this real " etc. Attractive though the idea of controlling your dreams are, seems to me some of the techniques of LD can drive some persons over the edge.

Haven't picked up the book again.

Reality transurfing proposes a very interesting view on dreams, especially the lucid dreams.

It states that the only difference between the reality and the dream is that the reality is inert, while the dream is not. This means that the dream world is able to manifest your thoughts immedeately, while in the real world your thoughts are manifested with a delay. The purpose of this delay is to filter out thought fluctuations, such that exclusively the essence of the most persistent thoughts is manifested.

According to reality transurfing, dreams are not subject to interpretation; future prediction by means of dream interpretation is thus nonsens or a sort of cold reading. The lucid dream world offers you an environment to train yourself in deliberate manifestation.