Thread: A little trick

not really!jk i notice most of my dreams are variations of my day.

what game were u playing

the game with caves was runescape and the character that no ones seen was brutis from animal crossing

edit: I wasn’t actually playing runescape I was the character in the game…I just got to not get exited next time...

I dont doubt that what happened during the day manifested themselves into your dreams that night, but... If you actually think about it; for the amount of things that did manifest, there was alot more that didnt. And if you think one bit further; There's no way you can prepare for everything you experienced.

Thanks for contributing the suggesgion though

i dont see how anything you said (first post) could do anything as a trick....

what i meant was to simpally think about what you thught about in the day and if yuo see them you must be dreaming

lmao santa

Ryan welcome to dreamviews

If all your Dreams do is haunt your daily experience, then there is little ultimate gain. yes, there can be some value, if one had been dealing with some intricate problems and the Dreaming helps to resolve them. But if one is simply doing the same old thing, then to dream of such redundancy would be a tragic waste of Dreamings Potential.

So, the real 'Trick' would be to override the Daily Experience with some concentrated Suggestion to point the Dreaming Mind to higher and better purposes. For Suggestion, one can use Affirmations, or focussed Concentration, or Auto-Suggestion audio programming. The great success people have with Reality Checking is mostly owing to the value it has as Affirmation Suggestion. I've had some success with Auto-Suggestion Audio Programs -- I use word to voice software to convert auto-hypnotic scripts into audio files which I play back while I passively rest or while I sleep. The Audio Content is often incorporated into Dream Content. You can easily imagine how easy it is to become Lucid when a voice speaks out in your Dream, "This is a Dream. You should be Lucid, shouldn't you?"

REM sleep and dreams are a neccesary time period in which the brain makes important neural connections to help you remember and build upon prior knowledge with things you learned and experienced during the day. People refused REM sleep and subsequently dreams are left in a profound state of confusion and mental debilitation. Therefore, it is only logical that you may often incorporate things from waking life into the dream world. After all- conscious or unconscious, it's all part of your life, isn't it?