Well if you're experienced, I guess you can have that happen. |
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I'm curious whether or not a dream can be 'forced' if enough thought is put into what you want to dream. For example, would it be of any benefit if I was to sit down for an hour or so before sleep and just write down every little detail of what I want to have happen in my dream (including reality checks so I can become lucid), drawing pictures of what it will look like (or finding pictures from the internet), and studying over it all before sleep so that it becomes one of the last things I'm thinking of? |
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Lucid dream count:
3 DILD
1 WILD
Well if you're experienced, I guess you can have that happen. |
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"He who is the cause of someone else becoming powerful is the agent of his own destruction" - Ezio Auditore da Firenze (1459 - 1524)
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So you don't think it's likely to have much effect on me? I'm not exactly experienced |
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Lucid dream count:
3 DILD
1 WILD
Yes. |
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If you did that, wouldn't the dream be the first of the night, meaning you are very unlikely to remember it? or would you probbably dream about the same thing throughout the night? |
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It sounds like what your talking about is dream incubation. And yes it is possible. Like if you watch a zombie movie before going to sleep. And then you dream your trapped in a house and zombies are trying to break in and eat you. |
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writing it down really helps to get it into your mind more than just thinking it, but I think writing every little detail might just ruin the lucid dream if you end up having it. Then it's like there's no spontanety, which is one thing that makes dreams so interesting in the first place |
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