Have you tried it yourself? Or are you just supposing it would work? |
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Okay guys listen, I know I haven't offered much advise on attaining lucidity but I've been trying to figure out what would be one of the best ways for some to achieve it without resulting to some type of drug. I have an Idea but its going to take some sacrifice for those who really has the desire to do so. It's also going to take a little bit of patience.. Okay here we go. |
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Have you tried it yourself? Or are you just supposing it would work? |
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If I hadn't made me
I'd be more inclined to bow
Powers that be would have swallowed me up
But that's more than I can allow...
Yea, this sounds like a lot of work that could make someone really angry if it doesn't work. |
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Are you saying your brain would RE ARANGE its sleep patterns? |
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"i am the crumpled sheets of paper behind an artists' attempt at perfection"
www.myspace.com/mattnocas (more recent pics and info)
Pictures of me here-----> (4 years old now)
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Wait REM doesn't start until 5 hours after sleep? I thought it was a 90 min cycle. |
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I don't think sleep deprivation or drugs are really a good way to get lucid dreams. |
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You should try it when you get the chance, and then we will know that it does work. I don't mean to sound incredulous, it sounds good on paper, but who knows if it works when put into action.... |
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If I hadn't made me
I'd be more inclined to bow
Powers that be would have swallowed me up
But that's more than I can allow...
I will kill myself if I'll have to sleep 21 hours a week |
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Sleep is one of my friends...i almos talk to it sometimes, i crave it so much. |
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"i am the crumpled sheets of paper behind an artists' attempt at perfection"
www.myspace.com/mattnocas (more recent pics and info)
Pictures of me here-----> (4 years old now)
http://www.dreamviews.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=5073
Sorry you guys I wish I could try this out. I can go lucid at will and my dream styles are not in the position to see if it really works. I know sleep is important but this has never been tried before.. So I have no Idea if it would work. I just think that it is good to put every particular option out on the table.. |
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well actually it works yes, i've tried it before. staying up all night long helps as well. does it make you a better lucid dreamer? nope, that comes with practise... but if you are stuck and want to *breakthrough* and have a LD that would be a recommended technique. |
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sounds very tiring. |
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hmm, I'll do it during easter break, and I voluntell RedStar, he'll do it.. |
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Wanna play a joke on your chiropractor? The next time he starts working on you, go limp and soil yourself.
Adopts- Axis Lover
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After reading this whole thing it sounds like a good experiment and i also have a nine day break coming up. So would it matter what you do when your supposed to be sleeping? because i usually sneak out of my house and meet some buddies up. i also have a couple doctor friends on another forum liek this that i will consult alright? -matt |
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No one knows everything
Adopted by: ShadowNightWing
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alright, so i have talked to those people and got varied feedback ill post what they said: |
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No one knows everything
Adopted by: ShadowNightWing
Excellent Feedback. I see where the problem could possibly stand. I guess forcing would be a bad idea. I understand that the more sleep one gets the greater his/her chances are to induce lucidity. I was hoping that once that subject gets the final chance to get some real sleep after weeks of sleep deprivation then maybe the chances of achieving LD would increase dramatically. Thanks all of their opinions were certainlly worth considering. Ed raises some very valid issues. I didn't know the effects of sleep deprivation would lessen your chances of good dream recall. If that is the case then this would not work. Dream recall is essential to achieving Lucidity. I respect that and maybe we shouldn't focuse on this to induce Lucid dreaming based off of more professional opinions that are worth considering for sure. I thank you very much vertical for taking the time out to discuss this with your friends. |
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whenever i go with such little sleep (as i often do) i find it very very difficult to get lucid or even dreams at all...dream recall is horribly hindered by sleep deprevation...on the other hand oversleeping (as has been stated) = dreams++++ ...its about dream recall really though, and not lucidity...i couldnt help with the lucidity part...problem with the sleep deprevation is the only way you can wake yourself is more sudden or 'violently' and in the course, you forget your dreams, while oversleeping, your mind skims the edge of reality, forcing itself to dive back into the dream world but occasionally reemerging to the physical world, and phasing back out again...kinda a slow progression wake up thing that helps with recall etc. |
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I have always had sleeping problems where I go 3 or 4 weeks strait with very little sleep..I will lay down ge up lay down get up for hours during the night ofcourse during the day i,m so tired I can pass out easily but now i,m at work.When I try to sleep and I get to the point where I finally feel that dosing off feeling I will instantly get a loud zap or shock coming from my head that jolts me awake with edrenelin not allowing me to sleep for another night.I hate these sleep starts and they only happen to me when i,m sleep deprived.When I do sleep regular I,ll be ok for a couple months until it starts again.During this lack of sleep period I find my dream recall the best because I dream instantly when falling asleep and I keep waking up remembering them. |
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[quote]Okay guys listen, I know I haven't offered much advise on attaining lucidity but I've been trying to figure out what would be one of the best ways for some to achieve it without resulting to some type of drug. I have an Idea but its going to take some sacrifice for those who really has the desire to do so. It's also going to take a little bit of patience.. Okay here we go. |
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Are you dreaming?
I was just rememberting this thread a couple days ago, and I think I might give it a try. I have never spent a night without sleep, I always sleep at least 2 hours. I think I might give it a try to see how it feels to not sleep in one night, and to see if this theory of Shadow actually works... |
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If I hadn't made me
I'd be more inclined to bow
Powers that be would have swallowed me up
But that's more than I can allow...
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Are you dreaming?
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