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I saw someone mention this...does it really work?
http://lucidity.com/novadreamer.html
and if so, I might get it and read the manual
http://lucidity.com/course.html
added thing..uh...Lately I have been unable to LD...I've overly stressed I suppose, but it sucks. I think it is because last time I ld'd I tried to tamper with my mind...kinda like brainwashing...oh well.
If anyone has any stress reducing techniques lemme know please.
From the testimonials I've heard, it works brilliantly, thought I've never used it myself.
Sandform, I actually own a NovaDreamer and you can read about my experience with it (along with other opinions on such machines) here:
http://www.dreamviews.com/community/...ht=novadreamer
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The Novadreamer was discontinued. I own both the DreamMaker and RemDreamer devices. I have had some success with each, they have their pros and cons.
I think these types of tools are very good for beginners, but not necessary as you improve with your natural abilities.
Sandform, I did find the following websites that supposedly sell NovaDreamers (or an equivalent device).. but I haven't ordered from these companies so order at your own risk!
http://www.remdreamer.com/
http://www.mind-gear.com/cat/novadrea.htm
http://lonezone.com/2000/catalog/6833.html
http://www.kirlian.org/lucidream.htm
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Why don't you just strap a bunch of LEDs to your face and tell your brother to turn them on in an hour? Seems like a reasonable and cheap alternative...
Thank you. I might consider these devices as an alternative if I can't seem to get back into my LD groove. I haven't had one in about a week.Quote:
Originally Posted by Clairity
LOL!! Honestly I wouldn't panic If I hadn't had a lucid dream after one week.. maybe after three or more. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Sandform
:DI haven't had one in like, 2 months... AHHHHH!Quote:
Originally Posted by Clairity
Heh, I had one last night mwuahaha. I went to sleep and I failed the WILD method of doing it, i'm to stressed to relax enough to reach SP...however during my dream I saw a giant kitty-cat car (like it was a giant real cat with wheels on its feet, lol) and I suddenly realized I was dreaming and had a good 5 minutes or so of lucidness. My dry spell will probably continue past it though lol. Although its pretty good I guess, for just joining about a week or or more ago. 6 lucid dreams since I joined!! and lots and lots of dream recal ftw.Quote:
Originally Posted by Clairity
You joined a week or more ago and have had 6 lucid dreams.. honestly, you have absolutely NOTHING to complain about! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Sandform
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I've owned 4 of them over the years. Keep in mind, all it does is provide a more predictable dreamsign. You still have to learn to recognize the dreamsign (flashing lights or some other incorporated signal) for what it is, which takes just as much effort as recognizing any naturally occuring dreamsign. It's not a free ticket to lucidity!
:DLucky. Although for the past two nights I have been taking b-complex, eating cheese, and listening to a lucid mp3... and I did have great dream recall... but... no... lucid.... I haven't ever even had a good, long lucid, or even a noteworthy one..:bang::bang:Quote:
Originally Posted by Sandform
Why was the nova dreamer discontinued? I was always curious about the thing. But I didn't like the idea of the lite flashing after I was already Lucid.
Because, after becoming Lucid, I don't want anything messing up my dream.
Also it just seems Like another dreamsign to notice. Not any different than any other dreamsign. except for the fact that it happens a lot more I guess.
OK, ignore my last post. Just read Clairitys link.