Have you been keeping a dream journal? |
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Right so i had this lucid dream the other night, and i was in this hotel place, i did my reality check on a car reg plate and it work, so then i wanted to test my control, so i went upstairs into one of the bathrooms, and in their was this shower, which i made change into a bath. but the problem was every so often, my eyes would become really blurry an i was using techniques such as concentrating on your hand, but it didnt last for long! |
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Have you been keeping a dream journal? |
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Well yea i have been doing for a while but i had a break bout a week or so back cause of exams, but just like these last few days ive had a flurry of activity when it came to remembering my dreams. |
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Dreams are truly the recollection of your unconscious episode. Truthfully, the cerebellum is inclined to assimilate experiences to make chronological sense. This is why it seems that you are experiencing the dreams as they are happening, but you are actually not and cannot. There cerebrum is functionally deactivied (no monoamine neurotransmitter activity) so it is actually when you awake that your mind re-arranges everything and functions on lucidity, dreams, etc. |
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Wow, |
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To demonstrate what I mean, have you ever watched a movie that was entirely in subtitles? Like Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon? Passion of Christ? Jet Li's Fearless? |
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well i supose that would improve my clarity, |
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These are bit contradictory and may be part of the problem. |
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erm, thats a tricky one, |
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I would say that understanding your motivation to lucid dream is a very fundamental part to it, yes. |
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Yea that does help |
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Right, it is natural to simply sleep unconsciously. Most people do not even care to remember them let alone control them. |
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Right yea i get that |
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Right. Notice that in your original post you concentrate on tasks and methods. You may even wonder if drugs or food will help. |
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I guess i dont have a great overall motivation to become lucid, just maybe because i have power i the fact that i can do what i want, |
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Not at all! You need nothing besides motivation itself! |
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Just going to throw my 2 cents in here. I'm a lucid dreaming noob and until rececently havent been consistently lucid dreaming since I was about 12. I consider myself lucky since I really don't have a clue what I'm doing, it just sort started happening for me. In my recent lucid dreams I have had no problem staying in a vivid dream. I only learned control of the dream last night...was quite easy so I won't say anything is easy for anyone else, I just happen to be in the right mindset (whatever it may be). |
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Once upon a time a disciple went to his guru and asked him, 'Guru, what is life?' To which the guru replies, after much thinking, 'My Son, life is like a fountain.' The disciple is outraged. 'Is that the best you can do? Is that what you call wisdom?' 'All right,' says the guru; 'don't get excited. So maybe it's not like a fountain.'
LDs of 2008: 50, WILD: 3
LDs of 2009: 1, WILD: 0 (resolution: 100 LDs)
^ Exactly true. I agree. |
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No problem. I was just spilling out ideas. Anywho, if you get blurry, try and find someone with glasses and put them on. That would be funny if this worked. Since you create the world you are seeing, your brain may infer that the glasses will clear up the world. Sounds like a long shot, but it takes advantage of the logic your brain performs (thats right, unconcious logic). For example, cross your fingers and touch each side of your nose with the crossed fingers. Close your eyes and you may feel an illusion of having 2 noses! The phantom limb is also a good example of this. The same can be recreated with a fake halloween hand. Hide your hand and have someone stroke your hand and the fake hand in the same manner, and you may feel the sensation as arising from the fake hand even though you can clearly see it is not attached to anything. It's amazing how you can change your perception of your body image which you have created your entire life in mear seconds. |
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Last edited by CiD; 01-18-2008 at 08:08 PM.
Once upon a time a disciple went to his guru and asked him, 'Guru, what is life?' To which the guru replies, after much thinking, 'My Son, life is like a fountain.' The disciple is outraged. 'Is that the best you can do? Is that what you call wisdom?' 'All right,' says the guru; 'don't get excited. So maybe it's not like a fountain.'
LDs of 2008: 50, WILD: 3
LDs of 2009: 1, WILD: 0 (resolution: 100 LDs)
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Total lucid dreams=88LD goal: Master WILD
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I'm really not sure what to say about WILD's - I have no grounds to really work from. |
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Mmm I'm confused. We know we're dreaming, but we're not conscious until we awake, which makes sense. But what would be doing the lucid dreaming then, or in other words, how does it become lucid if there is no consciousness to become aware and make decisions? (I'm not learned on brain mechanics) |
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Yea that was bugging me too. I have taken a really basic psych class, bt most of my knowledge stems from research I have done on my own. I do not understand the mechanics you are trying to explain, but I trust your opinion. Part of understanding involves keeping an open mind. What you are saying explains a lot of things I never understood about dreams so, I cannot disagree. Though, it seems quite the opposite, it does explain skipping of dreams from place to place, and visual processing is a subconcious process to begin with. |
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Once upon a time a disciple went to his guru and asked him, 'Guru, what is life?' To which the guru replies, after much thinking, 'My Son, life is like a fountain.' The disciple is outraged. 'Is that the best you can do? Is that what you call wisdom?' 'All right,' says the guru; 'don't get excited. So maybe it's not like a fountain.'
LDs of 2008: 50, WILD: 3
LDs of 2009: 1, WILD: 0 (resolution: 100 LDs)
Wow, |
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nice avatar freefire! |
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Once upon a time a disciple went to his guru and asked him, 'Guru, what is life?' To which the guru replies, after much thinking, 'My Son, life is like a fountain.' The disciple is outraged. 'Is that the best you can do? Is that what you call wisdom?' 'All right,' says the guru; 'don't get excited. So maybe it's not like a fountain.'
LDs of 2008: 50, WILD: 3
LDs of 2009: 1, WILD: 0 (resolution: 100 LDs)
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