Such a technique is called a 'VILD', it's really just a WILD where you visualize something to keep yourself awake, so it's not one of the ones DV 'recognizes' per se. |
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I was thinking about this little song and in the light of Lucid Dreaming it made me think it sounded like a LD induction technique. |
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Last edited by LovingLucidity; 02-10-2009 at 09:42 PM.
Such a technique is called a 'VILD', it's really just a WILD where you visualize something to keep yourself awake, so it's not one of the ones DV 'recognizes' per se. |
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Oh, great. Now you've got it stuck in my head. I'm sure this will pop up in my dreams now that you mentioned it. I've always been a little creeped out by this rhyme for some reason |
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I've loved this little song, since I was a child. |
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I agree. |
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This.... is GENIUS! |
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if you can read this then you are about to be punched
Well...if anyone tries it let me know how it works. |
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An audio based V-WILD... |
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That sing gives me nightmares if I repeat it too many times. So yeah, that could easily be used for general dream induction. |
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Cool..this is indeed a very good idea for dream induction, maybe that was the original purpose of this song |
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"Reject common sense to make the impossible possible." -Kamina
^I highly doubt that. LDing wan't very well-known until LaBerge, and the song is from way earlier than that. |
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I love DEILD! SP is pwnage!
It was known before him by select groups of people, in some cases well known, and naturals. LaBerge was just one of the first guys to study it. |
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I said WELL known, not known. Besides, do you really think Buddhist monks wrote Row Row Row Your Boat? |
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Lmao it's still not well known. And they weren't the only people to lucid dream. It could've been some natural who never told anyone because they would have burned him at the stake. We have no way of knowing. |
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Indeed, just like native american shamans, european witches probably also used lucid dreaming as their magic. Lucid dreaming has been around for a long long time, the purpose of the piramides for example is to make lucid dreaming easier. Sounds ubelievable, but if you do some research on the web you'll see it's true. The egyptians believed it was astral projection tho. |
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"Reject common sense to make the impossible possible." -Kamina
Please give me one piece of evidence that building massive pyramids helps people lucid dream. Until then, I think almost all pyramid theories are crap. |
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I love DEILD! SP is pwnage!
do u sing the tune in the back of ur mind or are you just chanting the words? i find singing a bit distracting, or music playing in ur mind. anyone else distracted by melody? |
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I personally think that the melody is not invasive. (I, however, am a musician, and I like to reverse compose songs to see the meaning.) |
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I could not focus on the lyrics to the song. One night was the cover of Wayward Son by The Blanks featuring Kate Micucci, and one was Fristy the Snowman, and one night was silence and I couldn;t play any music in my head without focusing on it. |
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Yes of course it's a song for children , |
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Making the simple complicated is commonplace; making the complicated simple, awesomly simple, that's creativity." - Charles Mingus. Bassist, Composer, Genius. |
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