or a ramote controll like on click |
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If you experience a dream where you are standing beside your own body, the one thing i would like to try is to see if you can shrink yourself down as to enter your own mind would you visualise it as a room of photographs and each of the photos represents a memory of your past. If you wished to you could then enter the photo to relive the memory. |
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or a ramote controll like on click |
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Yep. This is very well possible. You could find a door, and right before you go through it say "I will now go to the memory-center of my brain where all my memories of important events in my life are in the form of photo's" or something. Then just "jump in" the photo, or touch a photo and say "As soon as I let go, the scenery will change and I will relive this memory". |
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If you look at my signature, I have up until this day - the 21st, not had a lucid dream |
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My next lucid I will try this out -- So should you. |
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But isnt is weird how we are attracted to the freaky things in life ..... LOL :-) |
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There are certain obstacles that are unchangeable for me. WILD is the only thing that'd work for me (yes, I cannot do DILDs for .. private reasons) and I've only just started to try WILDing seriously. So it's like I started all over. It's ok, I have plenty of resources |
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No problem im the exact opposite, when i tried WILD i got nowhere fast. My DILD's have been quite successful, mind you it was after i watched films that involve lucid dreaming such as: |
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Im sure it would be quite complex and maybe hard to grasp, but imagine the possibilities that it could bring you could revisit great and even sad moments from your past. I dare say it could help you remember things which you believe you couldnt remember such as child memories or surpressed memories. |
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I've heard a similar idea before. That one involved a hidden room with controls over your body. Pretty much whatever you couldnt normally control you could control from there. Dont know if anyone succeeded with something like that. |
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I like doing "The Dream Telivision" as described in "Exploring The World Of Lucid Dreaming |
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Ninjas killed my family, need money for kung-fu lessons
I see what you mean, as i am only a novice to lucid dreams then i am trying to take lucid dreams to their limits with what my ideas allow. The scene change would probably be the hardest part along with the possible malfunction of the levers and buttons just like when trying to turn a light switch on in a dream you never can be sure of the outcome of that action. |
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You can be sure. Just know you're sure and you're sure. |
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Lol, only now I start to realize that indeed, you may be able to accomplish just about anything in LDs.... after a lifetime of dedicated practice |
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..then you have reached "The Third Gate" as per Carlos Castaneda's description. What you are supposed to do then is turn away from your sleeping body and move off. This may not be as easy as it sounds, as the sight of one's sleeping body exercises an almost irresistible urge to examine it in detail, forgetting what you're supposed to do next. |
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I done that once in what I suppose was a meditation, but I hate using that word. It sounds too religious. I ought to do that again sometime. It was fun. |
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SoStyles: "Why must you turn away if i want to enter my own mind? Surely i would try to somehow enter my own mind through a portal or a door is that what you are saying?" |
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