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    Meditating Agian + SLD.

    by , 04-17-2017 at 03:55 PM (463 Views)
    So today (last night more accurately.) I began actual formal meditations again. Seeing as in my dream journal I use an orange-blue scale with the color gradation in-between representing different phases between lucidity and non lucidity, it seems logical that meditation is more lucid than a lucid dream or any regular thoughts. Therefore I a considering that on any chance I include my meditated thoughts with my dream journals, something I may begin to do, along with the star rankings. I will probably not post a lot of meditations as I think those are personal. (The same reason I don't post all my dreams. ) But when I do, I will spoiler tag meditations since most people probably won't care to read them.

    Spoiler for Meditation 3:



    I dreamed semi lucidly that I was going for a jog. It was summertime and very warm and sunny outside and I was jogging through an area that I have never seen before IWL. There was an asphalt bike path that I followed through first a park area with a playground and a some slides. It then took me by a river with some large willow trees growing by the water and some tall pagoda-like houses across the way. The path made a left and went alongside a railroad track and an abandoned warehouse with piles of scrap metal and broken concrete in its front yard.

    I view myself in third person and notice that I am in my dream avatar body. This causes me to become more lucid. I begin flying on fire jets above the path and getting a view of the area. Nowhere nearby do I recognize any landmarks. I do see an elderly man driving a large red tractor/ATV type vehicle down the path a ways ahead of me. He attempts to go around a sharp turn too fast (maybe 40 miles per hour) and crashes into a metal telephone pole. The crash looks pretty bad and wreck rolls over the man into a ditch.

    At first I don't even want to look at the crash for fear of what I might see, but my continence/semi lucidity kicks in and with only vague and confused awareness that it is a dream character and that I don't really have a reason to go help. I consider calling 911 but then consider again how annoying and unreliable dream phones often are. So I turn around and land. The crash is every bit as grizzly as I expected and the elderly man's legs and lower body are completely gone and his guts are hanging out. But somehow he's still alive, and everything above his bellybutton is completely unharmed. He's in a lot of pain and screaming in pain but I can tell he's fading fast.


    I talked in my previous rant about how I haven't come up with any new dream control spells and have confirmed that all of my original ones work. I figure I can still use my three pillars of dream control and just plain English. My first priority is to put him out of his pain. I raise my hand to the man laying in the heap.

    "Anesthesia."

    The man stops screaming and is knocked out. I then point at him with two fingers, presumably to represent the arteries that carry blood away from the heart and the veins that carry the blood back.

    "Stop bleeding."

    All the blood disappears and stops coming out of him. I think some other bits of his lower body that were lying around disappeared too. I spread my hands apart wide and try to imagine completing his skeleton. I closed them in together.

    "Reconstruct Skeleton."

    There was a bed of gravel to my right, by the side of the trail. Hundreds of small white stones came alive from the gravel and rolled together forming the rest of his spine and the bones in his upper legs. I had to repeat the command and hand motion four or five times before his skeleton was actually complete. The dream began fading out here but I was so intensely focused on my dream control that I tried to ignore it and hurry up to finish before I ran out of time.

    I wondered how I would get flesh to cover the lower half of his skeleton once more and decided to pull and stretch the part of his body that was covered in flesh and imagine it growing to restore him fully. I began doing so psychically, manipulating his body to grow and stretch over the new bones. I lost the dream and woke up.
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    Updated 04-18-2017 at 02:02 AM by 53527

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    1. DawnEye11's Avatar
      After reading your notes I can see many parts where I agree with you. Non lucids have been feeling more like lucids again.For me its because their more stable, somewhat longer and my senses such as touch feel on point too. Which is why I think your statement of "powering up" semi lucids is a good idea. It can also be train of thought. The more you think of it as faulty, the more likely it will probably turn.

      Sorry you felt demotivated from competitions and went through tuff times during it. I felt demotivated too at times. Sometimes you feel you did your best but used your energy for nothing. But looking at it as "improving yourself" is definitely the way to go.Also, since there's no real prize in the end, I changed my point of view in the beginning from a heated competition to a competition where I and others support each other to do better or just enjoy our dreams while just adding points. No matter if they turn out to be non lucid they can still be memorable.Spellbee added the points for theme even in a non lucid which I found to be a good motivator.

      Anyways, its good your getting back into things one step at a time. Also, great job at fixing the guy up with dream control. If I wanna heal someone I usually try it all at once but doing it one step at a time is also cool. :3