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    1. 05-24-2008 05:30 PM #1
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      Experiences with music, that increases (chances for) lucidity?

      This just came into my mind: is there any music that enhances lucidity or the chance of becoming lucid in dreams? Just this instance I was just about to sit behind my computer screen, after I turned the music on. This forum was on the screen and I thought: 'There is music that enhances certain brain activities, like imusic from Volition Thought House.' Here is the url: http://www.getimusic.com/. Why shouldn't there be any music that enhances lucid experiences, right?!

      Has anyone had any experiences with music, that increases chances of attaining lucidity or increases the vividness of lucid dreams?
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      No I havent found any music yet, bi-neural beats work so I thought I'd try some type of similar music and went with some trance/techno. but got nothing from it. I've also already tried other music types but still had no effect. but this doesn't mean it couldn't work for someone.

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      Try ambient like Brian Eno, Robert Rich, anything like that. I find that ambient music with no distracting notes or beats, just drones, work well to keep me concentrated when WILDing. However this is coming from a person who has given up in all his WILD attempts so I don't know if it is actually good. Either way its good calming music.
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      Quote Originally Posted by Tarsier View Post
      Try ambient like Brian Eno, Robert Rich, anything like that. I find that ambient music with no distracting notes or beats, just drones, work well to keep me concentrated when WILDing. However this is coming from a person who has given up in all his WILD attempts so I don't know if it is actually good. Either way its good calming music.

      Brian Eno is good.
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    5. 05-29-2008 03:43 PM #5
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      Quote Originally Posted by Tarsier View Post
      Try ambient like Brian Eno, Robert Rich, anything like that.

      I've downloaded music from Brian Eno and I currently listen to it. It is indeed good for relaxation and I think I will use it for meditation, although having at least some musicless hours is preferable sometimes too. As I tend to listen too much music.. unless I am asleep. Maybe I should see how beautiful music in lucid dreams can be.
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