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      Agent Smith, remind me when I'm dreaming

      This is one method to become conscious I heard about. You visualize an agent (when awake) and command him to remind you when in a dream. Make it urgent for him, like "If you don't remind me, you're fired, your family will starve and your dog will be cooked. So you better do what I tell you properly. Don't let me down." Some say that works, didn't work for me so far. What do you think?

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      IDK if it'll work while awake, but try it in a dream and it might help for future LDs...
      What if I told you that I am dreaming right now?
      That your whole life is a lie?
      That the laws of physics as you know them are incorrect?

      Furthermore, what would you do if I told you I'm going to wake up as soon as you finish reading my signature?

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      That's what I've heard - if you tell a common DC you see to remind you when you're lucid, they will.

      LD Tasks:
      [ ] Have a bloody LD
      [ ] Play lead guitar and/or vocals in a rock concert with TONS of people (yeah I've been playing a lot of Rock Band lately... lol)
      [ ] Beat the tar out of select people...

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      I'll have to try that in a dream then. Anyone for whom it worked?

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      I will try this tonight just for fun. The only lucid dream I ever gave myself was when I focused before going to bed on something that would alert me when I'm dreaming...The scenery was a neighborhood near where I lived and we were racing up a street when someone looked at me and said : ''Hey it's just a dream man!'' And then I became lucid.


      So seriously this could be something that works for me, would almost be too good to be true though

      I'll let you know how I did.
      He who makes a beast of himself, gets rid of the pain of being a man.

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      Darn it! I just had one of those dreams that are really long, but you only get lucid in the last 2 seconds... And I was in a secret agent base! XD
      What if I told you that I am dreaming right now?
      That your whole life is a lie?
      That the laws of physics as you know them are incorrect?

      Furthermore, what would you do if I told you I'm going to wake up as soon as you finish reading my signature?

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      i got a lucid dream with this method. i told him to tell me i was dreaming and to rub my hands together in a dream. then in a dream someone told me i was dreaming, but instead of telling me to rub my hands together he started rubbing them.
      We are each our own personal god. Never is this more apparent than in our dreams.

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      Well it works on your subconscious (autosuggestion) so why wouldn't it work on a part of your subconscious, Agent Smith? I'll give it a try, sounds like a good idea ^^

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