Thread: Dream Signs

I find that dream signs work best when you use signs that you dream about all the time or most often. So if you see your brother in your dreams alot do a RC whenever you see your brother in waking life, then when you see your brother in your dreams you should remember to perform a RC.
I too have some of the most bizzare dreams (6 foot Lazards running across mars) but because that never happens to me in waking life I never RC.
The best thing to do is look at the things you dream about most often. For example I have quite a few dreams about looking in the mirror, so whenever I look in the mirror I RC. It doesn't matter whether my reflection looks normal or not the idea is to RC in waking life almost conditioning your brain to then perform RCs in your sleep.
Dreams are like thoughts, if you imagine something that excites or frightens you, you don't usually question what is going on because its a fantasy.
Hope this makes sense.

The best thing to do is look at the things you dream about most often. For example I have quite a few dreams about looking in the mirror, so whenever I look in the mirror I RC.[/b]

Hmmm. That's a good idea. I suppose I would be getting myself into the habit of actually "noticing" specifically those things. Hadn't thought of that.

Another thing you said that was interesting, that I've been thinking of lately, is that your dreams are basically like thoughts. You accept them. I find that my dreaming mind is overly influenced by fears. For instance, during several of my lucid dreams (if I forget I'm all-powerful), I have just had the thought, "I wonder if there are any lions in here?" No sooner than I have that thought, a lion (or something close) shows up. And I'm using my flying ability to get away from it (sort of absurd).

But, I find, it's much harder for me to summon up other things in my dreams (friendly things). Threatening things are much easier to summon up. I think it's probably just that the more primal part of the brain is activated in dreaming and is highly suggestive to fears.

Makes me wonder, though, whether someone might not use that. Maybe thinking about aliens during the day and then just as you go to sleep. The trick would be, of course, to train yourself to know that whenever you're being threatened by aliens, you are probably dreaming.