Thread: Controlled Daydreams to an LD?

A daydream is a regular dream. You dream 24/7, only when you sleep the day dreams expand to all senses. When you are awake, the daydreams usually stick to one sense, sound, a verbalization of the dreams which most people would call thinking. You can improve your daydreaming to be as intense as normal dreaming by doing a lot of daydreaming. Thats how Albert Einstein and Nikola Tesla did their mental experiments for example. Or how Aldoux Huxley came up with writing themes. This guy uses daydreams to calculate the most complicated mathematics, faster than a calculator: http://www.ted.com/index.php/talks/a...athemagic.html. A lot of people in history have already shown that dreams can be used for real life too, and that dreaming is apprently the fastest form of thinking and problem solving.

Anyway, I've been trying out all techniques for a long time, and day dreaming is the easiest way to go because everyone can already do it so you have somewhere to start from. WILDs are basically the same except they require certain techniques to enter the dream without having any dream skills, while day dreaming to lucid dreaming is completely natural and automatic but takes a little while to build up your dream skill. The only thing you need to do is daydream during the day to improve your dreaming at night. Practice makes perfect.. using this method one day, you will be able to close your eyes wherever you are and dream up whatever you want. Other methods only work at night.