Lucid Dreaming

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Nascimento

Nascimento

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Yeah that was one crazy read.

I had a dream last night, where I realized certain characteristics of the dream. This has happened before.

I had a goal, to get somewhere I think I was on a trip of some sort, going through some casino strip and there were cops on their way somewhere as they blazed past me on the road at 100 km/hr. Just before that there was a road that I decided not to turn on because it felt like 'oh, I was there another time' Almost as if I was there another dream. I pretty much clue in to this fact during the dream but I don't realize I am dreaming, and I clue in right after I wake up.

I think I need to make a dream journal so I can notice what is in my dreams more often to be able to make these realizations in the dream that will cause lucidity.
 
iknowexactly

iknowexactly

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cardguy said:
And a curious side effect of such an attitude is that it is literally impossible for me to ever be depressed. In the same way that it is impossible to be hypnotised unless you are already familar with the concept of hypnosis to begin with.

But that is a topic for another discussion.
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Interesting stuff about hallucinations, do you think that if a diabetic does not believe in diabetes that might protect him too?
 
le prince perdu

le prince perdu

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MidniteSpecial said:
This is the shit I really want to learn.

http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/vision_remota/esp_visionremota_24a.htm

Scientific remote viewing during meditation. You can travel to other dimensions and chill with other beings. Shit is for real.
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Not to derail the thread but

Remote viewing is pretty cool but In order to be able to do that you have to rebuild your pineal gland to it's original form.

You see the pineal gland is an eyeball(proven scientifically), but the one most of us have look like a dried grape because it is never used; just like a muscle if you don't use it it becomes weak as fuck.

In order to do remote viewing and do a whole bunch of other cool stuff, you have to get it back to it's original size literally as big as an eyeball, it takes time just like working out but it's not that hard.

One other thing is that most of adults pineal gland are calcified due to the fluorine in water, toothpaste and all the bad shit we eat on a regular basis, this is what most people pineal gland looks like today:

calcified_pineal_gland.jpg


Many might not believe it but through deep meditation over a long period of time it is possible to travel through space and dimensions but as usual there is a lot of misinformation out there.
 
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RouteBackwards

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Nascimento said:
I have been interested on the topic of lucid dreaming for some time, and was surprised when I did a search here and the most related I found was this: http://www.rooshvforum.com/thread-4521.html

Looking to direct this thread to LUCID dreaming specifically. For those who don't know, a lucid dream is a dream where you become aware you are dreaming. From that point on, you either wake up, or continue within the dream and may even become able to manipulate the dream itself.

I haven't had much experience with it. I've had two instances of lucid dreams that I remember, and they weren't that special. One I woke up right after my realization; the other I was able to fly around a bit, but woke soon after.

Interested in hearing your experiences with lucid dreams.
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I've done it twice before. Once in my youth, and a couple years ago.

The interesting thing is that your mind seems to have mechanisms to try to trick you back into "falling for your dreams," or, forgetting that you're in a dream. So the first time it happened, I had an awesome time and I felt like I had a degree of power that let me manipulate variables within my dream, but I started having a conversation with someone I thought of, and ended up falling back into the dream and letting my mind dictate my dream.

My second time was a similar experience, but instead of falling back into dreaming, I woke up from the sheer excitement of the power I had with my lucid dream.

Interesting shit.
 
Lucky

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speakeasy said:
This is called Sleep Paralysis: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sleep_paralysis

I get this at least once a week. I'm the most frequent sufferer of this condition out of anybody I know. Many people get this a few times in their life, but nobody I know gets it constantly like I do. I hate. It's not as scary as it was when I was a kid as I've gotten used to it, but the scariest thing about it is just not knowing how long it's going to last. If this is anything like what it is to be a coma that is the most terrifying thought I can imagine.
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So that's what that is. I have this about once a week including the part about seeing something in my room when I'm in a half sleeping state (like a jacket draped on a chair or a poster) and thinking it is some sort of intruder or something. I've never thought much about it and just thought it was similar to having a bad dream or something. Thanks for the information, I'm going to read more about it.
 
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I've had a few experiences with this. All of them except one I made women appear so I could bang them. I got so worked up I woke up haha.

One time I was in a mansion chilling.Then I thought I'm going to mess this up and think of sex or something scary. Immediately after that a ton of xenomorphs ran through the door and attacked me. I woke up ha

I don't know how to purposely lucid dream fyi. but I hear meditation before sleep can work. crazy shit
 
soup

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cardguy said:
I never have erotic dreams.

Is that weird?

Maybe I jerk off too much.
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Dreams are actually the final front of game. They are only places where you can actually meet and fuck 10s.

I wish I had more erotic dreams.
 
Cr33pin

Cr33pin

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Happens to me alot.... most of the time it happens I make up some sluts an my mind an bang them (most of the time very aggressively) ... it seems very real.

When I had them as a kid I would always buy NES games in my dreams an wake up super bummed that I didnt still have the games.

Funny to see the change in focus as I grew older


Sometimes I have dreams where I try an scare myself.. I work/think really hard about some monster appearing and it gets really intesnse but I dont ever really remember it actually working.
 
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soup said:
cardguy said:
I never have erotic dreams.

Is that weird?

Maybe I jerk off too much.
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Dreams are actually the final front of game. They are only places where you can actually meet and fuck 10s.

I wish I had more erotic dreams.
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i have erotic dreams, just not every night. have y'all tried the serotonergic supplements before going to bed ???
 
Cr33pin

Cr33pin

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Had one last night.. I was in my home town an shit was all flooded it was not a good dream.. then I realized it was a dream an went to wendys to find some girls. Its funny I still had approach anxiety I waited for a girl to go out back to take the trash out so she was isolated then I banged her face all hard like... And I was conscious that my girlfriend was sleeping in bed next to me so I wasnt thrusting my hips as hard cause I didnt want her to wake up an see me humping the pillow ( I dont know if I really thrust when I have dreams like this but for some reason I thought so this time)

Shit seems so real
 
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the chef

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bump.

so i had a mildly lucid dream last night and it was dope. i was able to materialize people and shit (i don't think i was lucid enough to fuck though) but after about 3 minutes i woke up and don't remember anything.

what are the techniques one would use to try to get more in touch with lucid dreaming? and also what are the benefits you guys have experienced? is it just for entertainment or trying to catch a quick nut while you sleep ha?
 
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