NO LUCIDS, but very VIVID dreams EVERY night!

**vterm** · 10-07-2010 04:41 PM

So, I haven't really been attempting to lucid dream lately. No DJ, no RC's. I have just been going to bed between 11pm-3am. For about a month now, I have had dreams that last for a while, and I can actually remember them as if they really happened, but I've only had 2 lucids in this span. I think I might start up some techniques now that I can remember dreams every night because it used to be a big problem for me. And how does that "Inception Bracelet" work? I'm a little skeptical but if it does, that's awesome. And I would like info on shared dreaming, like in Inception. I've heard its true, i've heard its not. What is there to know? thanks so much guys and gals!

**BenTheDream1018** · 10-07-2010 05:38 PM

Inception bracelet?

**vterm** · 10-07-2010 06:04 PM

Originally Posted by BenTheDream1018

Inception bracelet?

http://www.dreamviews.com/f12/incept...d-true-104652/

kinda

**Zelgius** · 10-08-2010 02:24 AM

It's a placebo.

**Connor23** · 10-18-2010 12:49 AM

Didnt work for me

**KushyBear** · 10-18-2010 01:43 AM

I think the bracelet is just an anchor while performing one of the WILD techniques posted here, I couldn't find it, but I read about it yesterday. It's the one where he uses pain as an anchor and you just fall asleep.

**Jamal** · 10-18-2010 05:04 AM

Shared dreaming has not been proved. It is very unlikely that it is possible with our current knowledge of the human mind and it's capabilities. Hopefully the next step in human evolution will one day allow us to connect our minds in that way or other ways. If technology reaches that level I'm not yet sure if I'd be interested in using it.

Good to hear you're having lots of vivid dreams. I swear by RC's personally. They take almost no time and helps loads.

Inception bracelet is placebo.

Cheers,
-Jamal

**ThePreserver** · 10-24-2010 05:25 AM

The Inception bracelet isn't necessarily a placebo... but more of a Reality Check. How do you reality check? You "notice" something that is abnormal, and then test it. If your bracelet is gone... that's your cue.

Some members here would tell you that shared dreaming is absolutely real, whilst others would say not a chance. If you check over in Shared Dreaming threads by Man of Shred and Waking Nomad, you can learn more and possibly test this out yourself. http://www.dreamviews.com/f19/shared...utorial-84165/ I have friends who have had identical dreams the same night, were one was shooting up an office building and the other was present, they were freaking out when they talked about it the next day. Whether it's coincidence, I do not know, but you CAN prove it to yourself if you manage to meet a real person while dreaming, or meet a friend somewhere strange, say, on Mount Rushmore. Prove it to yourself, and it's real to you!