Thread: Whilst I await the AURORA

Originally Posted by ezzolucid

Hi, I will be doing a very thorough review once it arrives. Its important to note that Aurora is a tool and not a magical device. There will still be 'effort' and techniques required by the use to make it work for lucidity.

Hasn't Schoonover imposed an NDA, non-disclosure 'gagging' clause?

Originally Posted by ezzolucid

The most popular way is to have Aurora 'rouse' you from sleep during REM and then to keep dead still and reenter the dream with awareness. I know this to work as this is how I have had lots of success with the RemDreamer so the basic principle defiantly works - its looking good! :-)

A basic timer, or even a Reeme will do the same job; all for a fraction of the cost. Plus you do not have to wait for the brick to arrive!

Originally Posted by Highlander

Hasn't Schoonover imposed an NDA, non-disclosure 'gagging' clause?




A basic timer, or even a Reeme will do the same job; all for a fraction of the cost. Plus you do not have to wait for the brick to arrive!

Originally Posted by Highlander

Hasn't Schoonover imposed an NDA, non-disclosure 'gagging' clause?

A basic timer, or even a Reeme will do the same job; all for a fraction of the cost. Plus you do not have to wait for the brick to arrive!

Yes this is true BUT (and its a big but) Theres no REM detection is remee or other alarms / timers so its hit and miss on it working whereas Aurora (and RemDremer) will nealry always cue you at the correct time. Also the lights on Remee are just not bright enough to wake me up