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JoshB
Hi And Welcome To My Step By Step Guide On How To Luicide Dream.


I Have Read Many Tutorials On How To Luicide Dream But This One Works Best To Me.



Step One
Lay In Bed Whenevery you normaly go to bed, And Get into a comfortable Position.
Then Picture A Place In Your Mind And Keep Saying, Im Dreaming Im Going To Dream,
Then One You Reach What I Call The Black Out Stage You'll Find YourSelf Dreaming And You Will Know Your Are Dreaming!

Step Two
DO NOT GO CRAZY AND FLY AROUND AND BLOW STUFF UP! Why?! A) Because You Will Get To Exited And Your Dream Will Probaly Not Last More That 30 Seconds Your First Time.
I Recomend You Try Looking For A Certain Place Or Just Teleporting. The Cool Thing About Luicide Dreaming Is That You Can Basicly Do anything you want, but your first couple of times Take It Easy.



My Experiance: Now When Im Luicide Dreaming I Love Flying Around Blowing Up SkyScrapers I Mean, How Can't You Say That Dosen't Realive Stress grin2.gif
RamboIII
It doesn't work for me.
__Kratos__
Alright, JoshB. I'll be trying this tonight. Thanks for the post. thumbsup.gif
AphexTwin
That doesn't work for me either. By writting down my dreams in the morning and by a good amount of experience in remembering them, lucid dreaming comes easier.

A trick to becoming aware that I am dreaming is before I fall asleep, I picture my right hand in my mind and tell myself to look at it while I'm asleep. This has worked a few times, because it is a signal to my conscious to my subconscious. Give it a shot, it's worked for me before. yes.gif

Anyone else have any thoughts on how to lucid dream?

Keep the peace
Liz
bloodyfish
I forget my dreams. So I dont know if any method works.
L815
I'll try this tonight!

I'd also like to know soem vitamins that people take, with successfull results for short and long terms.
Sc4v3ng3r
There was a time where I could had several lucids dreams in a short period of time.

It wouks best when you are really tired, and relax. It even works better whn its a nap in the middle of the day.
When laying down, you focused on yours body parts, trying to feel deconnected from them, starting with the feet, then arms..

Like he said, picture yourself a solid environement. Focus on it, try to render it believable.

Slowly, try to Imagine the movements of your body parts, without moving for real of course. Imagine yourself doing apecific movements.
You know your succeding it when you really feel immerse, like if you had given up your body. Like an out of body experience...but this isnt.



I dont do much of it nowdays, cuz im never relaxed, and watch too much tv before sleeping. I done those in a more relaxed period of my life. Its a real unique experience. No virtual reality can bring you such realism. Its not only wut you see, its what you feel.
Bio-Mage
The meditation mumbo jumbo does not work. The lucid dreaming phenomenon is based on rare occurances where your brain does not go to full shutdown when you try to sleep. This can be induced by extreme psychological and physical fatigue although it offers no guarantees. Everything else is self suggestion efforts to replicate lucid dreaming.
Kazahel
QUOTE(Bio-Mage @ May 3 2006, 06:36 PM) [snapback]1172655[/snapback]

The meditation mumbo jumbo does not work. The lucid dreaming phenomenon is based on rare occurances where your brain does not go to full shutdown when you try to sleep. This can be induced by extreme psychological and physical fatigue although it offers no guarantees. Everything else is self suggestion efforts to replicate lucid dreaming.
Thats not true. I could lucidly dream almost all night everynight at one stage because I became so aware so what reality was. I learned this through practice and I pretty much lived it as much as I could. Anotherwords I thought about wanting to lucidly dream and what I would do etc if I was.. I kept a dream journal ect.. you know.. I really got into the wanting to lucidly dream mode.

What I found worked well for me was I just tested my reality as much as I could whenever I thought about it. By testing your reality you can try impossible actions to see if they are now possible or the easiest way is to read something that is written down and then shut your eyes and then open them to read it again. In a dream the words will always change or go weird or backwards or something.. so if you do this test heaps during the day you find yourself naturally doing it during your dreams. Basically the more you think about if you are dreaming or not, the more you get used to knowing it naturally by heart. I really got into it heaps and did a course on it and I know you can do it whenever you want its just a matter of thinking about it correctly and wanting to.

The only reason you dont ask yourself if your dreaming when your dreaming is because you dont seriously do it during the day. You must seriously think about it too and not just half heartedly.. otherwise you do it half heartedly during dreams which is not as effective.

Also a more.. short cut way.. is to wait until that time when you know that if you go back to sleep you will enter a dream.. when your at that stage just keep telling yourself you will know when you are dreaming.. keep thinking it as you fall back to sleep and it will be the first thing that you will think of when you enter back into the dream. You will just find yourself standing there like wondering it.

Those two techniques are pretty boss when done well. thumbsup.gif

Ive even made a lucid technique but you must be able to lucid dream first. What you do is go lucid and then you run on your hands and turn into a wolf. Then if you do that heaps..afterwards.. you find that when you run in normal dreams you do it that way(on your hands thus turning you into wolf)and then that triggers you to go lucid. happy.gif wink2.gif w00t.gif

So yeah if I run really fast in dreams I run with my hands which Ive done for years now. It triggers me into going lucid and shapeshifting.. but I had to learn to run while lucid first.

RedEyeJedi
QUOTE(RamboIII @ May 2 2006, 11:07 PM) [snapback]1172065[/snapback]

It doesn't work for me.
It takes time and practice.

I have heard that the average length of time to get the hang of it is 3 weeks of trying. Obviously it will vary, but it took me exactly 3 weeks of trying everyday to have my first lucid dream. I've now had about 12. It's one of the most amazing things I can do.

I used this awesome site to help me out

http://ld4all.com/
L815
QUOTE(RedEyeJedi @ May 4 2006, 04:23 PM) [snapback]1174358[/snapback]

It takes time and practice.

I have heard that the average length of time to get the hang of it is 3 weeks of trying. Obviously it will vary, but it took me exactly 3 weeks of trying everyday to have my first lucid dream. I've now had about 12. It's one of the most amazing things I can do.

I used this awesome site to help me out

http://ld4all.com/



That site is great. Thanks!
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