I love lucid dreaming.
Here's a little ramble which I just felt like writing.
It's incredible. It allows you to do whatever you want, explore the depths of your mind and walk around in a seemingly real environment without any costs or implications. I really recommend it to people who haven't tried it before, although it does take a lot of practice, patience and understanding. You have to understand what a lucid dream actually IS before you are able to initiate one under your own will, but once you've learned about them then it's just fantastic. Personally, I'm still on the learning path but I find it quite a natural process and it's certainly a lot of fun to be able to do whatever you want.
You need to trigger a lucid dream by doing reality checks, noticing certain things in a dream (such as odd looking text, your hands look abnormal etc) or inducing the lucidity through methods such as WILD - Wake Induced Lucid Dream.
Things to note when lucid dreaming...
Rubbing your hands together or spinning round will increase the duration of your lucid dream.
It's important to relax and not get too excited when lucid as it can cause you to wake up.
It's incredible. It allows you to do whatever you want, explore the depths of your mind and walk around in a seemingly real environment without any costs or implications. I really recommend it to people who haven't tried it before, although it does take a lot of practice, patience and understanding. You have to understand what a lucid dream actually IS before you are able to initiate one under your own will, but once you've learned about them then it's just fantastic. Personally, I'm still on the learning path but I find it quite a natural process and it's certainly a lot of fun to be able to do whatever you want.
You need to trigger a lucid dream by doing reality checks, noticing certain things in a dream (such as odd looking text, your hands look abnormal etc) or inducing the lucidity through methods such as WILD - Wake Induced Lucid Dream.
Things to note when lucid dreaming...
Rubbing your hands together or spinning round will increase the duration of your lucid dream.
It's important to relax and not get too excited when lucid as it can cause you to wake up.
Comments
I will do man, for sure. It's something which I love doing, and I feel as though I could talk about it for hours on end. I'll give a shot at writing something about it.
You seem to be going on an all-out bullshit spree. It takes incredible practice and ability to be able to lucid dream so often. You may become lucid, but are you able to sustain it without the dream 'breaking' (waking up)?
Lucid dreaming is the ultimate form of meditation, and the ultimate form of entertainment. I won't bother writing any kind of guide here as there are dozens of brilliant ones all over the web. It will take a hell of a lot of time, work and patience, but it's worth it a million times over :thumbsup:
Ok why do you people doubt me? honestly? i have no reason to lie to you guys. its pointless. and yes iv spent alot of time on meditation practices of many kinds. and by doing what i have i have learned how to "lucid" dream.
I'm not THAT dedicated, but I'd still like to give something similar a shot.
I tried to learn how to lucid dream over the summer. It ended up ruining the whole dreaming thing for me because now whenever I realize I'm dreaming, 9 times out of 10 I wake up.
Sounds like you might need to learn how to control it a little better. This comes with practice, but you can spin around in your dream or rub your hands together to make sure you stay asleep for longer. If you actually don't WANT to be lucid when you're dreaming, you can stop that too by doing something which you don't believe you should be doing. Convince yourself that you're not dreaming and you'll soon lose the lucidity.
hahaha... this
While I can't say that I have experienced lucid dreaming as consistently within a week, I do recall occasions during which I had several lucid dreams back to back.
It was as if they were all linked together, separated by me waking up to a slight degree over the course of a morning. There have been occasions using this approach during which I have returned to the same dream, continuing the same story after waking and falling, as well as experiencing multiple, individual dreams each time that I fall back to sleep.
Fuck all of you.
I'm good with my semi-realistic dreams.
Fancy posting that shit into my dream journal thread? It would make a nice contribution
:facepalm: It's MY thread, not specifically my dream journal. Anyone is welcome to post their dreams in there.
He called your dream shit.
You're gonna take that pussy ass jesta?
just pointing out a flaw in the title thats all. it should be "The Dream Journal" <
that doesnt specify it to any one person race or group. yours inplies its your personal dream journal. and no if im gona post my dreams it would have to be in "The Dream Journal". change the name.
It's already called "The TOTSE Dream Journal" - I think that's pretty self explanatory. It's not claiming it as mine in any way, and I have clearly stated in the OP that the thread is for anyone to post in.
Also, I refuse to continue this discussion.