Did you already try this, and how did it work out. |
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As my first thread, I'd like to donate my ideas on time dilation, or prolonging the amount of perceived time inside of a dream. There have been previous threads on this topic, but I am assuming you guys have rules restricting the bumping of old topics. |
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Did you already try this, and how did it work out. |
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Last edited by Daytona; 12-13-2010 at 10:29 AM.
It's interesting that you say that because, now that I think about it, although time is stopped inside a black hole relative to the outside world, from the point of view of the observer inside the black hole, the rest of the universe is moving extremely fast. I'm glad you pointed that out. |
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Sorry to point this out but physics won't work the same in a dream as in real life. For one you've never experienced a black hole so your mind would be incapable of simulating a very realistic black hole. Maybe I'm wrong and this works for you. Tell me how it goes for you. I on the other hand think that there are other users who have posted more viable methods in the dream world. |
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physics doesnt matter anything. You just have to convince your brain to percieve that time is moving more slowly respect to real time, and if you are lucky it will. It isn't a common tactic and nearly nooone has experimented with it succesfully. mindgames, has this actually worjked for you atleast once? |
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when i have a lucid dream the first thing I will do isorder a pizza.
PIZZA
pizza is sacred.
Irken, it's fine if you want to use other methods. I'm simply trying to find a method that works easier and better than the rest. The reason I chose a black hole for this idea is because black holes immensely effect spacetime, so if you were to jump into one, your subconscious could very easily believe that time is distorted inside of a black hole in respect to real time, thereby letting you experience a longer dream from your perspective. |
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although if time dilation is possible so is that Inception limbo thing. Freaky. |
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when i have a lucid dream the first thing I will do isorder a pizza.
PIZZA
pizza is sacred.
Time dilation is completely plausible. However, I think it requires a lot of control, at least at first. I read a thread where someone went on two years using his time dilation technique. I'm sure I could track it down for you if you're interested in his technique. It actually deals with stopping time completely. |
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well, the inception thing was just a thought. It would be nigh on impossible to have a dream that seemed to last 50 years. |
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when i have a lucid dream the first thing I will do isorder a pizza.
PIZZA
pizza is sacred.
Fifty years, now that's a ridiculously long time. I never finished Inception haha. I don't think I'd want a dream that lasts fifty-years. Maybe like a week at the most you know. |
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Yes, I agree that it would require a lot of control over your subconscious. But if people can manipulate fire and fly through outer space, why not manipulate time? It seems completely plausible to me. The brain isn't fully understood yet and there's nothing saying we can't control our perception of time. It's only perception; it's not like we're actually manipulating real-world time. |
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Last edited by MindGames; 12-16-2010 at 06:43 PM.
No problem, I don't believe DMT is the reason for stabilization of our dreams. I believe that all has to do with the mind and it's ability to remain in the thought of being asleep as well as the body staying asleep. DMT is an interesting chemical and is found all throughout nature. Not just in humans. I'm not sure if using DMT and WILDing would even be possible or change how you dream. Maybe if you ingested the chemical and went into an LD before it activated. It is possible to get the DMT to react with your brain chemistry if you have a chemical that helps with this ingestion. Although be aware that having natural DMT is perfectly fine but possessing or using the chemical is illegal. Which is kind of silly imo. Research it more before making it illegal. Stupid US government. |
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