Thread: Already have mastered, but what now?

Tofur
Would be a shame to spend your LDing time discovering what someone else already discovered! I leave you with this:
Dreams: the final frontier. These are the voyages of the oneironaut Sensie. His life time mission: to explore strange new worlds, to seek out new life and new civilizations, to boldly go where no man has gone before.

Twitch, being able to LD every night is the first step, if I sleep right I can LD multiple times a night (check competitions). Lately, sleeping right means just sleeping about 5+ hours the night of.

A goal for you:
2 months ago I hit a point, that no matter what dream I was in, I knew to some extent that I was dreaming. A lot of times my dream awareness was not high enough to slow down and do my own goals, but by the end of almost every dream I knew I was dreaming. I couldn't possibly count how many LDs I was having because looking back I would always know, but not always act, I lost my sleep training for a couple weeks (been extremely busy as I said, it is slowing down now). Try to get to a point that you know you are dreaming, even if you don't act on it. This is state awareness, always thinking about your state. After you get that, try to raise your state awareness so you can always act.

Originally Posted by Sensei

Tofur
Would be a shame to spend your LDing time discovering what someone else already discovered! I leave you with this:
Dreams: the final frontier. These are the voyages of the oneironaut Sensie. His life time mission: to explore strange new worlds, to seek out new life and new civilizations, to boldly go where no man has gone before.

Twitch, being able to LD every night is the first step, if I sleep right I can LD multiple times a night (check competitions). Lately, sleeping right means just sleeping about 5+ hours the night of.

A goal for you:
2 months ago I hit a point, that no matter what dream I was in, I knew to some extent that I was dreaming. A lot of times my dream awareness was not high enough to slow down and do my own goals, but by the end of almost every dream I knew I was dreaming. I couldn't possibly count how many LDs I was having because looking back I would always know, but not always act, I lost my sleep training for a couple weeks (been extremely busy as I said, it is slowing down now). Try to get to a point that you know you are dreaming, even if you don't act on it. This is state awareness, always thinking about your state. After you get that, try to raise your state awareness so you can always act.

Just because someone else has discovered it, doesn't automatically mean you have experiential knowledge of it. Intellectual knowledge is not complete, simply reading other peoples experiences without looking into it yourself doesn't do anything for you.