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      Dream Saves anyone tried them!

      Hey guys i just wanted to explain and see if anyone else uses the technique i do to get back into old dreams that i have had. For example i would have the ld the as i realised it was fading i would quickly resume the next night or through a deild. Ive heard sometimes that others hav a menu that they use to control parts of their dream but i have used the menu "so to speak" to save my dreams and then resume them any one else tried this because as of yet i have an almost 100% retrieval rate...


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      Quote Originally Posted by LucidPower View Post
      Hey guys i just wanted to explain and see if anyone else uses the technique i do to get back into old dreams that i have had. For example i would have the ld the as i realised it was fading i would quickly resume the next night or through a deild. Ive heard sometimes that others hav a menu that they use to control parts of their dream but i have used the menu "so to speak" to save my dreams and then resume them any one else tried this because as of yet i have an almost 100% retrieval rate...


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      Sounds interesting well hows the fundamentals of the system?
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      So you are saying that you "save" your dreams like on a harddisk - and then bring it up again the next time you have a lucid dream - does it work for both DILD and WILDS?

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      Quote Originally Posted by TJuulsgaard View Post
      So you are saying that you "save" your dreams like on a harddisk - and then bring it up again the next time you have a lucid dream - does it work for both DILD and WILDS?
      The process as a whole is really simple. For example you play a game then save and resume exactly where you left off. So in your LDs you may have made all your dream control changes like scenery characters etc then when you next lucid dream you bring up your menu(optional) and load up your last saved dream or other saves. So yeah it works like a hard drive. it works due to your ability to remember thing astoundingly well otherwise known as tacit knowledge.

      It doesnt really matter what technique you use to have the LD so long as your in a lucid dream and can scroll through your saves to the one desired.

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      1. Induce a LD

      2.Play out your dream scenario and make all changes such as characters,scenery etc.

      3.when you feel you have had enough or the dream is fading save.

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      When you next lucid dream, resume where you left off.

      Its as simple as that and as i have said ive had nearly 100% success and retrieval rate with only some minor inconsistencies sometimes and mostly regarding weather.

      This was originally a research aspect on the lucidityinstitute.com



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      could you archive saved dreams and access them days later?
      imagine all the knowledge you could acquire with such a technique if you could just pick up where you left off!

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      Quote Originally Posted by Anomalous View Post
      could you archive saved dreams and access them days later?
      imagine all the knowledge you could acquire with such a technique if you could just pick up where you left off!

      Of course you cn thats the whole point to the technique. Its not just the ability to remeber one dream over a period but many.


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      I'm definitely trying this out, can't wait. The human mind is the most complex thing mankind has ever known.
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      Quote Originally Posted by Sigurd View Post
      I'm definitely trying this out, can't wait. The human mind is the most complex thing mankind has ever known.
      Great man, do it u will see the results and be amazed lol. An yeah the human mind is extraordinarily powerful... i believe they say its more powerful than any computer could ever be


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      i don't use the menu method, but it sounds familiar to me, for when I consciously control my visions/dreams and create art worlds within in my mind...then days/weeks/years can pass and when i try to recall the previous lucid state, everything is still there the way i left it, which allows me to keep building upon the world progressivly...

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      This sounds great - if it can be done - which seems so - it really does give even more credit to the human brain. Thanks for the tip.

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      Wait so its like how a computer opens up a menu and u plug in and play? I'm really interested, this is a great thread.
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      I shall try this too.
      Last edited by hellohihello; 08-02-2009 at 10:21 PM.
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      yh guys try it out and get back to me with your results i would love to hear that it works for others as well as it has for me.

      @doktorj i had just read your thread from the way you build you art and im impressed. Its the same kinda thing .

      @sigurd yes ita exactly like that


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      If anyone would like to know more about the technique jus pm me and ill get back to you.
      Dreaming Is Anybodys Game But Being Lucid...Now Thats Earned
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      WILDs= 150+
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      Total LD's: 300+

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      This would be so great to play an RPG in your dreams!
      I'll have to try this sometime!
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      This is such a childish idea.



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