I've had trouble flying in my lucid dreams, so hopefully this will help.
Spell: Avis Volare (To fly)
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I've had trouble flying in my lucid dreams, so hopefully this will help.
Spell: Avis Volare (To fly)
Wow you put a lot of time into this I'm impressed. :)
This looks like a mix from Eragon, mythology, Harry Potter, and Star trek ( :/ )
Oh yeah avada kadavara ALWAYS works for me
The spell worked for me. Thanks!
Brisingr, a burst of fire from your hands.
Isn't it a little bit early to let this thread die?
There's a lot of cool stuff here, I bet this is able to inspire quite a few people. I wasn't really able to cast some spells in my dreams yet, but I came up with quite enough to test already.
But I'm sepecifically missing 2 spells here:
Haste (or Jikankasoku) - Make someone faster (likely yourself, so everything else will seem slower)
Stop (or Jikanteishi) - Make someone or something completly stop in time.
And what about some more directly dream related (and probably a lot harder to learn) spells?
World Severing Seal - Keeps you inside of the dream until you release the spell
Lucidity Visor - Summons a device that will always inform you about your current dream state, thus keeping you from slipping away from lucidity
Connect to ... - Dream Sharing command
If there's something or someone I don't like, I just use "FUCK OFF".
Works every time.
Okay, here's what I don't get about this thread...
I understand the fascination with magic in the waking world, since we would all love to have a way to manipulate reality with nothing more than a few well chosen words. But in the dreaming world you can manipulate your dream reality with nothing more than a thought... in essence, dreaming is the waking world magical fantasy come to life, and no special words or actions are needed to change that reality. Lucid dreaming is a way to enjoy that fantasy with waking world awareness.
So, if you already enjoy the potential of total magical power in your dreams, especially when lucid, wouldn't any words, spells, or actions you choose be just as effective as any others? After all, it's your intentions and focus that matter, not spells.
Are these words simply meant to help dreamers focus on what they can already do? If so, I guess that makes some sense. But again, dreamers might get better results if they invent their own words or actions to gain focus, rather than struggle to remember someone else's words -- a process that could backfire for some, I think.
Bottom line -- aside from being a nice tool for focus, are spells in dreams really necessary?
.. not looking to cause trouble here; I'm honestly having trouble with the basic concept.
@Sageous, you can focus more powerful intent with this
and yes any inspirational words are as effective of any others
I definitely recommend making ur own spells, on the spot is fine
it's just a tool to focus achieving an objective
this list was supposed to be a community creation
tell me if this didn't answer all of your questions
Right, a thread like this is a tool and a inspiration for people. It motivates you to connect something with certain changes you regulary apply to dreams. Or in other words, to invent your own spells.
Not to mention that this can increase lucidity. Well before I even made an account on DV my girlfriend already told me about that she applies dream commands, pretty much the same as spells. In her case for example one of these spells is "Exitus", if someone should die but is for some reason really stable against normal attacks. If you get used to use these commands in dreams, within a dream you might start using the spells occasionally, and noticing that yourself might likewise make you lucid.
But yeah, I wouldn't go through the trouble of trying to remember some spells. I would just come up with something that sounds logical to me and thus sticks to my mind by itself.
Gotta have Fireball from Slayers. ;)
It's a fireball that explodes on contact....my personal favorite.
Keep the awesome spells coming, guys :D Work that creativity of yours!
I think that people are used to spells and magic from books and movies. In a lucid dream, it can be hard for someone(me included) to just make things happen from nothing. With spells I think you get more expectations and belief that it will work, and because of that, it will work! ;):)Quote:
Originally Posted by Sageous
^^ Okay; I can certainly agree with that. I would suggest, though, that they come up with their own spells, as this would make them both more meaningful and easy to remember.
Xzibitrius: Puts a dream in your dream so you can be lucid in your lucid
I'll definitely try 'lumos maxima' as dark LDs are something I struggle with and of course I'll remember it because of HP :P Once I produced a pocket watch that I clicked to make things brighter and it worked really well.
Wow! Lots of fun spells! Too many to remember.
I've used "Holy Light" - that was actually inspired by a video game not church, lol. Create light in your palm to ward off evil demons.
"Shield!" - very reliable. Create a magical shield around your entire body that blocks all attacks. Or just scream "Psychic Shield!"
I've recently discovered a new kind of spell with really awesome results - simply tell your subconscious earnestly "Thank you for this lucid dream!!" Try it try it!
I have another one from Slayers -- Zelas Gort. AKA summon jellyfish. :D I was dared to try this, and when I did it in my lucid, it started raining jellyfish. The townspeople formed an angry mob and chased me out, lol.
lmao, that's amazing Naiya :)
This is a strategy and I acknowledge I've never believed on using thoughts to management the wish. I usually use actions (like poinint up and down when I want to replicate something), but If I could connect ennervate to psychological understanding in the wish it would really help to secure my LD, thanks for posting
Here's some d&d spells for inspiration!
SRD:Sorcerer/Wizard Spell List - D&D Wiki
Mental Magic Spell Book!:
Thyma - View your memories.
Oram - View a psychic vision.
Erogu - Astral Project.
Rotist - Answers questions.
Frasimeta - Translates languages, Even Ancient or Unknown texts.
Diokota - Highlights pin points, such as items, weapons or energies that may be of interest to you.
Apose - Lets you view psychically.
Anasthika - Makes beings unconscious.
Diasoro - Brings you to a really fun dreamscape.
Spíti - Brings you to your sanctuary, a safe place.
Sevdái - Generates illusions.
Genosi - Brings you to a library to learn about anything.
Frikero - Brings you to a scary dreamscape.
Aorato - Turns you invisible for 20 seconds.
Aliní - Gives you an adrenaline rush.
Othisí - Returns your stamina to full strength.
Perofalo - Generates incredible food.
Big fan of this stuffQuote:
Originally Posted by LucidRaider
OMG!!! I knew I wasn't the only one who used spells to make things happen in LD's. My top 2 tv shows from where I expect spells to work is both Harry Potter and Ben 10, when Gwen uses spells it's AMAZING because she does them with grace but at the same time power. My goal is to be at or above her level of spell performance and use her anodite powers. Can't wait to get lucid tonight. I also use Naruto for certain stuff. I'M JUST IN LOVE WITH EVERY POSSIBLE SPELL IN LD'S
lol dreamdimensions do u really remember all those spells O.o to much like for me I get spells once by DC was couple all had 2 weird words I use just 2 - flying and fire ball both work nicely a throw this paper use flying spell twice but when a fight with large fish a forget what was the spell for fireball still when I woke up there is no such a power in universe that I will remember those words I prefer trust me instinct but all the idea is good I will try make some spells in my LD's