You can do that at will ?
http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Lucid_Dreaming
is there an instruction manual of some sort for that breh?
on lucid dreaming or flying in a lucid dream?
is there an instruction manual of some sort for that breh?
yeah breh, I can do pretty much anything at will in my dreams when I'm fully lucid. I fly ALL the time. It's the funnest thing to do in a dream. I've flown from the earth to the moon beforeYou can do that at will ?
In my dreams, I always fail to look at a clock to double-check the time (the only way I achieve to "wake up" in a dream)
http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Lucid_Dreaming
You can do that at will ?
In my dreams, I always fail to look at a clock to double-check the time (the only way I achieve to "wake up" in a dream)
http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Lucid_Dreaming
Myself, I'm more into MILDs (I am dreaming, I am dreaming, I am dreaming) or WILDs (counting, hypnagogic images) but my success rate is like 1/200
Myself, I'm more into MILDs (I am dreaming, I am dreaming, I am dreaming) or WILDs (counting, hypnagogic images) but my success rate is like 1/200
I'm better at waking up in a dream by doing reality checks in it.
I have three reality checks that I do multiple times daily :
- Triple checking time digital clocks
- Triple checking my fingers / my hand
- Triple checking random texts
I did a few lucid dreams and everytime I triggered them because either :
- Double checking digital clocks gave me different times (first look gave me 11:35 second one 23:11 for example)
- The time was conpletely bogus like 45:98
When I realize that, then suddenly, it feels like everything is collapsing, like there is a gravity problem and everything feels "new". The people around me look at me differently and the way I feel them is different too. I can then control my dream (flying, passing through walls, jumping at unreal distances...)
You can use this android app (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.did.luciddream&hl=en) to set alerts in order to do your reality checks.
I think you have to be consistent with the reality checks. My problem is that I was doing that from time to time and my investment was really weak but a few weeks ago, I decided to fully do this to really have control on that, so at the moment I go ham on reality-checks.
I typically don't need to use any techniques. I just know. If the dream seems real there is a reality check I do where I punch a wall, and when I feel no pain I know I'm dreaming. I've been lucid dreaming since I was a kid. Another method that seems to work for me is, fall asleep, set your alarm for like 30 minutes to wake you back up, and then go right back into sleep. it's called the sleep/wake/sleep method. I've only noticed it works well because sometimes my lucid dreaming will wake me up for a brief moment because it's so intense but I'll fall right back asleep and into a dream. Also, as you're falling asleep keep repeating "I'm going to dream, I'm going to dream, I'm going to dream" over and over and over, that helped me when I was an amateur, because everyone dreams at night, its just remembering them that's the problem. You're more likely to lucid dream if you were to take a nap during the day. I'm on some Inception level shyt when I dream. Can make objects appear/disappear, I can even set "rules" to the dream if I want to. The only limit is your mind and what you think you can or cannot do, if you're like "there is no way I can fly" you won't be able to fly in a dream.
That's funny, when I look at clocks in a dream they aren't even numbers, just random shapes made by the red light of the clock. Another way to tell is to look in a mirror in a dream, everything is "wavy" and blurry.Myself, I'm more into MILDs (I am dreaming, I am dreaming, I am dreaming) or WILDs (counting, hypnagogic images) but my success rate is like 1/200
I'm better at waking up in a dream by doing reality checks in it.
I have three reality checks that I do multiple times daily :
- Triple checking time digital clocks
- Triple checking my fingers / my hand
- Triple checking random texts
I did a few lucid dreams and everytime I successfully triggered them, it was because either :
- Double checking digital clocks gave me different times (first look gave me 11:35 second one 23:11 for example)
- The time was conpletely bogus like 45:98
When I realize that, then suddenly, it feels like everything is collapsing, like there is a gravity problem and everything feels "new". The people around me look at me differently and the way I feel them is different too. I can then control my dream (flying, passing through walls, jumping at unreal distances...)
You can use this android app (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.did.luciddream&hl=en) to set alerts in order to do your reality checks.
You naturally gifted so it's way easier for you
It's a blessing and a curse, sometimes my dreams disturb how well I sleep because sometimes I wake up after every single REM cycle. I'd say I lucid dream on average 4 nights a week. I can typically remember all my dreams though, when they're "storyline" dreams I rarely become fully lucid, its more like I'm just along for the ride. Do you smoke weed? I cut back a lot on how much weed I smoke, I didn't smoke at all last week and i was having INSANEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE dreams, just pure insanity that I couldn't control. I was in New York city running from some bytch who turned into a giant Akira looking thing and was smashing through the city on some transformers shyt as I was trying to fly away. I've heard Joe Rogan's alpha brain stuff he sells helps too. It'd probably be cheaper to find out the ingredients that specifically help lucid dreaming thats in Alpha Brain and buy them separately though.You naturally gifted so it's way easier for you
When I try that Mnemonic technique (I'm going to dream, I"m going to dream), I have trouble sleeping because my brain works too much and/or is too focused. I can spend two hours finding sleeping with that technique and my night is horrible afterwards because I slept bad
