My opinion is that the distractions of the outside world, as well as the inner distractions of unpleasant thoughts, are as much an expression of the true inner self as the meditative experience. |
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Hello dreamers, |
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My opinion is that the distractions of the outside world, as well as the inner distractions of unpleasant thoughts, are as much an expression of the true inner self as the meditative experience. |
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Hi Novadream! |
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Yes i experienced inner self in my dreams many times, after meditating in waking life and perfecting it, it went into my dream state and i can basically get lots of higher self experiences in dreams currently and in the past few years that also led to discovering ones past life from a previous life before this one. |
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Last edited by hathor28; 03-24-2013 at 06:14 AM.
i have never heard of this technique before this morning.. the strange part of it is that this was next on my list of things to do when i became lucid. its been about 20 hours since i had this idea. |
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What exactly is the technique you guys are talking about? |
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Last edited by Sageous; 03-24-2013 at 05:56 PM.
about meditating in a dream, like MILD. |
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^^ Huh? |
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Last edited by Sageous; 03-24-2013 at 10:53 PM.
Doesn't MILD mean "Meditated induced lucid dream??" Do tell me what MILD means then or what it is if you think my statement is wrong or incorrect. If it's not called that then i think it should be called meditated. |
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Last edited by hathor28; 03-25-2013 at 12:29 AM.
According to Stephen LaBerge, the guy who invented the term (along with DILD and WILD), and for that matter the DV wiki, MILD stands for "Mnemonic Induction of Lucid Dreams," and is centered around memory exercises with little reference to, or call for, meditation. I suppose you can call something Meditated Induced Lucid Dream if you want, but, though it is an interesting concept, about all it would share with MILD as originally defined is the acronym. |
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Last edited by Sageous; 03-25-2013 at 05:31 AM.
Iv never tried meditating in a lucid dream, bacuse i hav noticed im not really that good at staying still... you know ?"So much things to do." But yeah i think meditating inside a LD would be something similiar to this clip, the thread title reminded me of it. |
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lol i never claimed to be the first to have this idea. all i was saying was that this idea originated from within me.. which i found both odd and ironic seeing as the very next day i see a post about it on here. |
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You don't need to be still to meditate. Ever heard of walking meditation? |
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Hello Dreamers, |
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Last edited by novadream; 05-03-2013 at 01:37 PM.
i finally did it.. after like a month of having it in the back of my mind i finally actually remembered to meditate while i became lucid. i remember i became lucid in some bedroom in a dream. the first thing that came to mind was to sit down and meditate. so sat down, relaxed, and closed my eyes. i remember the blackness of closing my eyes in a dream feeling strange. i remember feeling pretty good and happy that i could finally do this. i felt like a part of me was completed or fell back into alignment. then i just changed dreams and lost lucidity lol. :3 |
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Consult your pineal gland.
It take me about one month as well, after i have place the seed in my mind. I have 2 meditation dreams in the same night, the 2º was not so intense was not totally meditation, but a total sense of joy. And in the 2 attempts i wake up once i start meditate. All my further attempts have result in failure after that. |
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I'm not experienced in meditation, but i tried tonight the simplest technique and it helped me stabilize the dream. |
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Excellent, so i'm not alone in this technique. Can you describe what technique you use to stabilize your dream? |
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Last edited by novadream; 11-04-2013 at 12:19 PM.
The technique i used is very simple. Just crossed my legs, hands on the knees and breath slowly. But here's the thing. I have to keep my eyes open. If i close them, all is lost. |
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Thank you for sharing, one person on DV mentioned 'giving in' to the dream and let it take you wherever it wants. Dreamhighlander has gotten the hang of this i think. |
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I have in my dream house a Meditation Room, and I meditate in my dreams frequently, or I used to. Falling asleep in a dream is also very fascinating. nova, thanks for reminding me about the beauty of such an inner peace acquired from meditating in dreams. |
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ya gwan fok wid de Baron? ye gotta nodda ting comin. (Formerly known as Baking Nomad.)
I recently was able to meditate within a lucid dream. It was an interesting experience. It went as follows: |
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