Dzali OG
Dz Ali OG...Pay me like you owe me!
How and why would it...You think your soul can’t feel pain?
How and why would it...You think your soul can’t feel pain?
That's so contrasting to my experience. I learned to trigger it physically through a half sleep stae of fasting/stress. ie telling myself to drink a glass of water mid sleep, but refusing to physically do it. That way my cosmic body would wake up to perform the act due to stress.Lucid Dreaming is a talent I seem to have been born with or acquired very early in life. My first lucid dream, that I can remember, was at the age of 6. I was on a path between two lines of very tall bushes. There was a light at the end of the path, but only darkness behind me and on the other-sides of the bushes. I thought to myself, as a child mind you, "I wish those bushes were beautiful women". Just like that, the bushes turned into two lines of beautiful women on either side of me. Unfortunately for me, I also noticed the women had sinister smiles. So, I turned them back into bushes. I walked to the light, saw there was only darkness outside of it. Looked up at the light, and flew up into it. I immediately woke up after that.
In that dream, I had two epiphanies as a 6 year old. The first was that I was dreaming. When I was able to change the bushes into women, I knew at that moment it was a dream. The second was that fear of the unknown is not as important as fear of the known. When the bushes were there, there was an unknown sinister feeling coming from them. When the bushes were turned into humans, grown women, the unknown became known via the sinister smiles on the women's faces.
So age 6 seems to be the start of when I became lucid in my dreams. My lucidity ratio grew until around my teenage years, where I became lucid in all of my dreams I remember. From then on I tested what abilities I have via my lucidity, and have learned that how powerful I am in my dreams is based on one attribute. That attribute being how much faith I have in myself. The more faith I have in my abilities, the more I am able to do. The apex of my personal faith in my abilities has allowed me to create whole realities of people, places, etc. out of what seemed to be the Astral Plane.
So to answer your question @Fiji Water, lucidity is not something I practice, it is just something that seems to be inherent in my existence. I am always aware at a certain level that I am dreaming. I just may decide at the beginning of a dream to go with the flow, allowing it to proceed naturally. Taking control of my dreams can be tiring, because I end up waking up feeling like I never got any sleep. Allowing them to proceed naturally gives me a more restful sleep, but I always have the ability to take control if things in the dream are starting to go dark (like leading into a nightmare).
Long story short humans when faced with things they don't understand turn it into magical spiritual stuff to explain it and make them feel comfortable. A lot of us are sorely ill-equipped to live in reality. It's sad.So here’s the thing- every race has ppl who dabble in/acknowledge this stuff- including the higher ups in religious orders. There is a branch of “Mysticism” in all 3 of the Abrahamic faiths. There are religious texts that they read/use that we have no knowledge of. There are ppl dedicating their careers and lives to translate ancient religious and spiritual texts that we will never hear about.
The issue with some of us is that we make it bigger than what it is.
Meaning- you’re still a physical being in a material world. The less you pay attention to shyt like this the less it affects you.
Multiple ppl in my family have “sight” and have gotten messages and protected ppl/done things that were told to them to help or protect our family or others. Ppl do get messages, ppl do see spirits, ppl do have visions, etc. Shyt isn’t fake.
I’ve known staunch Catholics who can see/communicate with the dead and could even describe what happened when someone was murdered. And they weren’t devil worshippers. They were believers who were kind and were at mass every week.
These ppl have always existed. But even those ppl will tell you that they still have to go to work, pay bills, keep the lights on, put food on the table and gas in the car. Ppl delve too deeply into this shyt and forget they are human and gotta live life.
Also why we have to fully appreciate this life and time on this planet. A lot of these things bug you because you in fact are human, on the physical plane and they want to affect the physical or interact with it through you.
A lot of people do not believe in reincarnation, but I suspect it may be true. If it is, then it easily explains why It is so easy for me to Lucid Dream. I learned how to do it in a previous life. It also explains why as a 6 year old, I was able to recognize what was happening immediately.That's so contrasting to my experience. I learned to trigger it physically through a half sleep stae of fasting/stress. ie telling myself to drink a glass of water mid sleep, but refusing to physically do it. That way my cosmic body would wake up to perform the act due to stress.
Once I realized this was ethereal, I focused on LD. Very sacred practice. Crazy because it's almost vestigial. God bless.
Stfu loserYou’re what I assume is a grown ass man and you’re spending time on this silly shyt. Your time would be better spent worrying about all the real fukked up and evil shyt in this world. There is no devil or evil demons waiting in the dark to jump on you, there are just regular evil ass people. Grow up
How many grown ass people believe in fairy tale shyt like demons and ghosts is concerning to me
Crazy that rick james smashed got her pregnant and made a song about her because she got an abortion on the low without telling rick
I always wanted to ask one of your Types...Lucid Dreaming is a talent I seem to have been born with or acquired very early in life. My first lucid dream, that I can remember, was at the age of 6. I was on a path between two lines of very tall bushes. There was a light at the end of the path, but only darkness behind me and on the other-sides of the bushes. I thought to myself, as a child mind you, "I wish those bushes were beautiful women". Just like that, the bushes turned into two lines of beautiful women on either side of me. Unfortunately for me, I also noticed the women had sinister smiles. So, I turned them back into bushes. I walked to the light, saw there was only darkness outside of it. Looked up at the light, and flew up into it. I immediately woke up after that.
In that dream, I had two epiphanies as a 6 year old. The first was that I was dreaming. When I was able to change the bushes into women, I knew at that moment it was a dream. The second was that fear of the unknown is not as important as fear of the known. When the bushes were there, there was an unknown sinister feeling coming from them. When the bushes were turned into humans, grown women, the unknown became known via the sinister smiles on the women's faces.
So age 6 seems to be the start of when I became lucid in my dreams. My lucidity ratio grew until around my teenage years, where I became lucid in all of my dreams I remember. From then on I tested what abilities I have via my lucidity, and have learned that how powerful I am in my dreams is based on one attribute. That attribute being how much faith I have in myself. The more faith I have in my abilities, the more I am able to do. The apex of my personal faith in my abilities has allowed me to create whole realities of people, places, etc. out of what seemed to be the Astral Plane.
So to answer your question @Fiji Water, lucidity is not something I practice, it is just something that seems to be inherent in my existence. I am always aware at a certain level that I am dreaming. I just may decide at the beginning of a dream to go with the flow, allowing it to proceed naturally. Taking control of my dreams can be tiring, because I end up waking up feeling like I never got any sleep. Allowing them to proceed naturally gives me a more restful sleep, but I always have the ability to take control if things in the dream are starting to go dark (like leading into a nightmare).
We have biblical accounts of hell that lets us know that even for the worst of the worst people on planet Earth, you wouldn't wanna wish them to hell but most people simply do not care. All the things on Earth that can inflict pain(and things that aren't meant to be used as a weapon but if thrown or used it can cause pain) combined wouldn't even be 1 percent hell(no pun intended) even half of 1 percent of how hot hell is but people still are basically saying I don't fukking care
Earth is a sphere, but not a perfect one. It bulges out in the equator area because of its spin. My Lucid Dreams in space seems to align with what science states it is. Though remember, I did state the dreamscape could be in my mind or outside of it. I do not know, and can not state for certain which it is. So what I see in my Lucid Dream could be just my mind using the same representation of what the Earth looks like, based on my scientific knowledge of what the Earth is suppose to look like. Or, it could be I am really outside and am seeing what it looks like.I always wanted to ask one of your Types...
What shape is the Earth Really?
I know y'all be Flying and seeing things from other points of being things ...
Interesting take and i never thought of it like that. Fear is what makes these things manifest in our minds and that can effect u physically. Not deep in the bible but hell not being here yet would mean the earth is the demons playground and would explain all the demonic ahytMmhmm all this.
That shyt is real (spirits, entities, etc), but FEAR is what opens the door. And sadness/mourning (at least in my case. My first REAL REAL experience was when I was mourning my grandmother’s death, and there was a another spirit around that I could not sense because it couldn’t get to me until I was literally in emotional pain/mourning).
Fear is the gateway.
And I ain’t listening to that shyt cuz I’m not activating that shyt in my mind or personal space lol
It’s real, but if you’re spiritually and emotionally sound you will find that thru faith you are stronger than most of the shyt that goes bump in the night.
Actual entities are different but that happens to so few people, or if it does it only happens like once or twice in a lifetime. Unless you’re actually into other “practices” on a consistent basis.
Yep. Lucid dreamer as long as I can remember. It's exhausting living a whole life at night when you're supposed to be recovering from, you know, actual life. We got a dog and I'm allergic so I started taking benedryl- best sleeps ever!lucidity is not something I practice, it is just something that seems to be inherent in my existence. I am always aware at a certain level that I am dreaming. I just may decide at the beginning of a dream to go with the flow, allowing it to proceed naturally. Taking control of my dreams can be tiring, because I end up waking up feeling like I never got any sleep. Allowing them to proceed naturally gives me a more restful sleep, but I always have the ability to take control if things in the dream are starting to go dark (like leading into a nightmare).