I'd be interested to know how that works out for you. Keep us posted! |
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Hey everybody. I'm new here. I was reading posts about the Japanese "Yumeni Kobo" dream workshop. I live in Japan currently, and I bought one today. It cost 15000 Japanese yen, about $146.00 Us Dollars. I have to have my girlfreind translate all of the important instructions for me, so it might be a few days before I try it. I hope it works, I have only had two lucid dreams in the past four months. I'll keep you guys posted on wether or not it works though. |
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Some people carry on, some just stay right where they are.
Our worlds divide. -Flaw
I'd be interested to know how that works out for you. Keep us posted! |
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“Wanting to be someone else is a waste of the person you are.”
- Kurt Cobain (1967 – 1994)
Hmm when I go to Japan next year i'll keep my eyes open for it. It will be fun to see what new ideas I haven't heard from Japanese dream idealists. I hope that we hear more of your studies. |
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So many variables, so little knowledge.
I keep waking up before the thing turns on. I taught myself to wake up after each dream to write it down and I seem to be waking up a minute or so befor the thing actually kicks on. I'm also not really following the instructions. You're supposed to record three key words and think of a story line to dream about. Screw that, instead of recording keywords I record things like " you are dreaming" and " do a reality check" I think if I am sleeping while it happens than it would work. Yume, are you Japanese? I've been living in Aomori for about two years now. Where are you from? |
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Some people carry on, some just stay right where they are.
Our worlds divide. -Flaw
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Cared for by: Clairity
So many variables, so little knowledge.
Hello. I also very recently purchased a Takara "Dream Workshop" "Yomeni Kobo" and am in the process of struggling to figuring out the buttons. You're lucky to have a Japanese translator so nearby! Could I ask a few questions of you / her? |
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