What did you meditate on? In other words, what was your focus on during the meditation? I could use some more dream control and stability. |
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Last night I had a WILD where I meditated in the dream to gain clarity and focus. I did this for quite a while, and the dream did not disappear. Instead, scenes and characters changed all around me, and I simply watched. After I stopped meditating, the dream lasted way longer than usual, and I was able to control everything. I had sex with dream characters, and I was able to fast forward and rewind the scenes like a TV with ease, which is something I've never even attempted or heard about before. I woke up because the dream was getting too long to remember it all, and I chose to wake up, the dream wasn't ripped away from me. It was effortless. |
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What did you meditate on? In other words, what was your focus on during the meditation? I could use some more dream control and stability. |
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I haven't had a proper lucid in a few weeks, though I'm actively practicing again with my the goal of doing exactly this: meditation within dreams. Not so much for stability or control, that's all good here, but because I'm curious about how much more you can get done from dream meditations vs waking meditations. |
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Meditating inside a dream never fails to generate something of interest. At least that has been my experience. Once, inside a lucid dream, I went into meditation and within two seconds a completely new scene appeared - in extreme detail - where I was standing on a branch of a spruce, myself being roughly the size of a spruce cone. |
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So ... is this the real universe, or is it just a preliminary study?
I heard crazy stuff happen while meditating in a lucid dream ,and experienced it too , once ;I flew away at crazy speeds into the sky and woke up with an adneraline rush. |
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Could you be more specific about what kind of meditation do you practice in your LD ? |
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Sorry for my (very) bad english. Feel free to correct me !
Well the first time I meditated in a lucid, was when DW my very first persistent world was created. So I can relate with meditation doing amazing things in dreams |
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This is interesting to me since, to me at least, this idea here is fairly counterintuitive. |
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Lucid dream control is not really all about imposing your will on the flow of thoughts. It may equally well be about maintaining a coherent grip on the dream world, i.e. simply keeping consciousness focused on the dream. A "walking meditation" is, at least in principle, entirely possible within a lucid dream, consisting merely of being aware while transporting oneself through the dreamscape. |
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So ... is this the real universe, or is it just a preliminary study?
I am curious too how you guys "meditate" in a dream.... |
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Depends on the kind of meditation. |
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How to meditate you ask? Just sit. |
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I have always found that meditating just made me become aware to the point that I'd wake up. Maybe your method is different from mine. |
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This is a public service message, sometimes endearingly referred to as a message from the "schema police:" Other people's negative experiences do not have to be your own. Although some types of meditation in a dream may lead to certain results for certain people, results may vary. |
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