Thread: Trying to teleport to a new location

Grant I haven't had too many LDs so far but with the ones I've had I have tried around 3 times to walk through a door and teleport a new location. So far I've merely only expected a new location on the other side of a door but I always wake up without fail.

Any help would be very welcomed

Hm, so you just think "I want a new location" and try or imagine the location first and then try it?

Yeah, I just assumed it'd work that way. I walk toward a door, imagine a different place beyond it and open it.

Any other mothods would be welcome though!

You know passive control? Where there is a reason for your teleportation instead of just willing it to happen? I suppose the door method could be called passive control but it still requires alot of willing of things to happen which screws with alot of beggining dreamers.

Think of an even more passive method. One that will get you to expect a desired outcome but allows the dreamscape itself to do the work for you! (Example, shooting a bullet out of your hand means you have to do the work whilst shooting a dream gun allows the dream-world to do it for you.)

So if you're a trekkie...

Say out loud, "Enterprise, one to beam directly to (insert desired location here,) energize."

If you're a Heroes fan, just say, "I'm'a now bending 'a time and'a space'u. "(Japanese accent optional.) Then wobble your face like Hiro and see if you arrive.

And so on and so forth if you like whatever... The important thing is that it is something you are familiar with so that your sub-conciouss fully understands what is supposed to happen after you do a particular thing. (Reffering back to the Star Trek thing, my mind has seen Picard say 'Energize' enough times that it relates that word to teleportation.)

Auto-suggestion to the enviroment works wonders, and it doesn't require you to will the changes concioussly, which is probably what is lowering your stability.

I like that idea of trying to tie it in with something that I'm fond of. Thinking about it now it seems like it could work very well.

Thanks for the response

No problem. If you want a more advanced understanding of that general idea, you might want to give this tutorial from the late Billybob a read through, http://dreamviews.com/community/showthread.php?t=38954. That and The Cusps Guide to Dream Control helped me out alot when I was starting.

Originally Posted by spockman

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So if you're a trekkie...

Say out loud, "Enterprise, one to beam directly to (insert desired location here,) energize."

Thats the best dreamscape change idea I've ever heard.

I'm so trying that next lucid.

Originally Posted by mustbe18

Thats the best dreamscape change idea I've ever heard.

I'm so trying that next lucid.

Glad I could be of help. It could lead you to some cool transportation visions of blue lighty things as well!

Funny thing, I have the same problem. When I'm trying to get somewhere, I do not use doors though. Instead, I simply imagine everything changing to the place I want to be. So far, I'd give this a success rate of 1/5.

Originally Posted by Denny22

Grant I haven't had too many LDs so far but with the ones I've had I have tried around 3 times to walk through a door and teleport a new location. So far I've merely only expected a new location on the other side of a door but I always wake up without fail.

Any help would be very welcomed

Run.

I too have had that happen before. What i've discovered is that if you expect something on the other side, itll be there, but your mind will de-stabilize from dream to merely active imagination, which works badly. However, using that same door, if you simply expect something different to be there, without knowing what it was, it is more probable that the subconscious will interpret it as such.
Also, i would try just looking at the door, and then looking back at the dream world, and it will probably be different

This is important to me especially... I have a specific place that I can envision that I'd like to visit. First I tried the door thing with no luck. I'm too much of a logical person to really make that method work. Then I decided to try and use a "magic key" which, when I placed in a door, would make it lead to the place I want.



It didn't work.

So my new plan is to use The Subtle Knife (for those of you who haven't read the trilogy of which this is the second book, the subtle knife attaches to the owner and allows him to cut through the fabric of reality into other ones.) Essentially, one would feel around with the blade until "finding" the right place, then slice.
Hopefully this will work - I'll post after I've tried it next lucid; of course that could be a week from now

Last night I tried the Hiro Nakamura method without succes , when I closed my eyes I felt like floating in the air and then found myself in a normal dream.
Also, I'd like to know, does anyones has had an Ld where they travel time? I'd love that

All righty. I told you last time that I was going to use the knife method, and here are my results:

Wednesday, 12-17: Dream a bit shaky. Knife wasn't quite a stable object, hard to open.

Last night, 12-21: Success!

I became lucid, and decided to try the knife method. At first I was dismayed, because the knife wasn't in my pocket: so I said "That's because I put it in my other pocket." I found it there and took it out. Interestingly, it resembled more of a large pocketknife than what I had imagined. I opened it up, and because I had pretended how this would work in real life (I REALLY want this to work XD) I took it about eye level and began slowly slicing through the air in a large arc. I didn't feel any resistance until about halfway through my semicircle. It 'caught' on a small rip in reality, and I pulled it the rest of the way, creating a nice flap. I could see some light coming in from 'the other side', too. Happily, I pulled it aside.

Gasp.

Infinite nothingness, stretching in all directions. Deep blackness that I knew if I entered I would fall forever and ever without hope of salvation. It was breathtaking.
But in the middle of the Nothing was the most important part.
I saw before me the Eye of Sauron.

*pause for laughter in audience to die down*

Seriously! And it was absolutely TERRIFYING. Huge and flaming and evil. I was like "OMG!!" and shut the flap as fast as I could.


In conclusion: the system works. And now that I know that it does, I can concentrate less on making it happen and more on where I want to go. Good luck to everyone else!




*Final note: This is EXACTLY a week from my last post. Just like I said. O_.

Originally Posted by Denny22

Grant I haven't had too many LDs so far but with the ones I've had I have tried around 3 times to walk through a door and teleport a new location. So far I've merely only expected a new location on the other side of a door but I always wake up without fail.

Any help would be very welcomed

To be honest when i teleport its kinda accidental sometime all have to do is walk around a corner and bam im in a completely different area if you can get your dream guide to help

Ohhh I liked that Star Trek idea.

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In my last lucid dream, I had a really weird teleport machine. First I asked my chemistry professor if she had a teleport machine handy. She said no- but I was in her office and noticed a selection of citrus juicers on her desk. Then I asked her for a lemon. She gave me one, and I squeezed it in the juicer, then licked up the juice and closed my eyes. Somehow, the lemon became the teleporter. But I lost some lucidity, so I might have to think of a better system.
Are there any Doctor Who fans out there who might want to try finding and climbing in the TARDIS with me?

You know, Dimeatron, if you talked to your proff. then you've talked to a dream guide... I kind of tried my Star Trek idea, but I was really rushed and not totally coherent and didn't specify where to teleport to, so I didn't go anywhere. (I managed to tap a starfleet insignia on my shirt and hear a confirming beep, though.)