I'm currently testing out supplements for making dreams more vivid, remembering longer dreams, and getting my mind awake, using WBTB. |
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Okay so I have been against using supplements to get vivid dreams since forever, but have any of you that have used supplements remembered more dreams after that as if the supplements have a permanent effect? Not like having vivid every night and remembering tons more dreams, but did the experience of having very vivid dreams help you develop better awareness in the long term? |
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Previous Goals
-Create a dream journal [X]
-Have a pre-lucid [X]
-Have a REAL lucid [X]
-Stabilise a dream [X]
Current Goal
-Reach layer 4 lucidity [_]
Future goals
-Fly
-Talk to a DC
-Teleport
-Do Telekinesis
-Talk to my subconscious
-Lucid dream at least 3 times a week for 3 months in a row
-Morph the dreamscape
-Change colours of dreamscape
-Shapeshift
I'm currently testing out supplements for making dreams more vivid, remembering longer dreams, and getting my mind awake, using WBTB. |
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Interesting, strago pretty much everything you mentioned there i have bar a couple of items, ive only just begun to experiment. Any success you have with any of these i would love to know and your method/timing, please keep us informed? Would be much appreciated. |
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Some more results. |
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Last edited by strago; 03-19-2016 at 05:39 PM.
Some more results. |
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Some more results. With these I took them until they started generating results, or up to two weeks. These are supplements that I originally didn't get results from just a few days of testing. |
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Last edited by strago; 08-31-2016 at 08:12 AM.
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In response to the OP's question, I am guessing you mean long-term negative side-effects. From the oneirogens I have tried, I've never had an issue. With Galantamine, sometimes there is a slight hangover feeling in the morning, but it's temporary and if you take enough choline with the Galantamine (around 200 mgs or so of choline) the headache is more or less negated. |
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Stephen LaBerge's tips for MILD: (http://www.dreamviews.com/lucid-expe...ml#post2160952
It sounds to me like you're describing something along the lines of: taking some set of supplements helps you greatly when achieving lucidity, gives you higher awareness, or much more vivid dreams, and as a result you get some lucid dreams under your belt. During the process, your experience actually accumulates in such a way that your brain is more in tune with what you have to unconsciously do to get lucid, remember your dreams, exert certain levels of control, etc. Essentially, the experiences you are afforded as a result of your heightened awareness or even by the fact that you had a lucid dream at all wind up helping you build skill that may not easily be recognized as a legitimate skill, even though it is (at least to some degree). Therefore, it appears as though the supplements you are taking are having permanent effects, but they are actually just camouflaged as effects of the drugs/supplements when they are in fact learned, and often unconscious, skills that you have unwittingly honed. |
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