But in the dream it isn't impossible. While waking, I can close my eyes and open them with nothing happening to the world around me. To my dreaming self, that's doing the impossible. There are still rules in the dream, they are just different.
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But in the dream it isn't impossible. While waking, I can close my eyes and open them with nothing happening to the world around me. To my dreaming self, that's doing the impossible. There are still rules in the dream, they are just different.
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So really the point of this is to train your mind to be able to focus for longer periods while maintaining calmness and get used to it as everyone has the same problem with LD where if you pay attention to one think for too long it blurs out or if you get two excited jump around and kill random cops then you end up waking up not long after. it actually makes perfect since, and something tells me i should try this before i start looking for suppliments as my main problem has been to maintain Lucidity. Its good how you come across random ideas i cant believe some ppl have no idea about Ld
so. Where is this guy? ?
The idea that this will work is... mind blowing. To say the least. It will totaly alter the way we see time (In dreams) or perhaps in real life to? ?.
One can only wish.
Peace
I experienced long times in my dreams too.
I can do this since I was a kid, but on the contrary, my dreams are vivid and I recall a lot, however, I also have the sensation I forgot a lot.
I can even go back a few days within the same dream and live the events again. I would not like the solution of my dream, briefly lose lucidity and fill pissed. I would gain lucidity back and say, "I want to go back" I would announce how many days I wanted to go back, closed my eyes and jumped in the place. I would have a FA at the beginning of the day I targeted and started fully lucid.
So did the technique work for anyone? I am very interested in this but its unfortunate that this thread is going nowhere ... :(
Ah, that isn't a rule. I can easily close my eyes on a dream and open them again, without anything changing. Just realized the post, btw... just a few days late <.<Quote:
Originally Posted by cedward1
Sounds interesting... Too bad this guy is gone :(
Im starting to think If u wake up and believe you dreamt 2 years.
Does that become reality?
That poses a question, Do we just believe we had dreams?
Ok, I've only skimmed for the most part so I'm not sure (but i dont think) that this has already been said, but:
The brain, while mysterious, is still a physical thing with physical limitations. Most of the brain doesn't even use electricity (which is much faster than what (sodium ions?) the brain uses) (not a neurobiologist, dont quote me, but ive done some bio classes).
You have to consider that a dream is basicly a bunch of data. Think of it like a computer. Your computer can only process so many things at once, or in a certain amount of time. The brain is exceptionally efficient at processing this data and compressing it in strange ways, and so it is completely concievable that the brain could create a dream faster than it could process reality (limitations of the eyes and nose and whatnot, or simply idling until more things are needed to be done at once).
That being said, even the brain has limitations, and for it to produce (not just interpret) two entire years worth of information all in one night (probably less than one hour, because your REM cycles dont last all night in a normal human), is almost beyond belief for me. Doing the math, one hour has 60 minutes, which have 60m*60 seconds (3600s) ... two years have (2y * 365.25d * 24h * 60m * 60s) (approx) 63,115,200s, which means for every one second of the (approx) hour that the brain sleeps, it needs to process 17,532 (63,000,000s/3600s) times the data (assuming it recreates all of the information it would normally interpret while awake).
This does not seem realistic to me, so the brain is either using a significantly reduced quality of senses and thought and other things i am not qualified to even guess at during dreams, or the majority of our brain is lying dormant while we are awake (which also does not seem realistic because what purpose, evolutionarily, would it serve to have such high brain function during dreams, where no reproduction can happen? It seems to just be a massive drain on energy supplies with no benefit)
TL;DR:
Doesnt seem plausible that a dream could be 2 years in one REM cycle (or one night), likely the brain skipped a lot of parts and just interpreted it as two years being passed. Interesting regardless.
Anywho, thats my twenty minutes of drunken thought for tonight, hope yall enjoy. Correct my math (or logic) if you find an error lol, but dont be surprised if I try to argue if I think you're wrong.
Finally, I'm not here to argue evolution (macro or micro) (its been PROVEN in MANY laboratories, and I BELIEVE it, whether you do or not), if you want to learn more about it, just google evolution and read the wiki or something, there is so much information about it it would be a waste of time and completely redundant (nevermind inefficient) for me to explain it.
exstending or life on earth through dreams ....... alot of practice but sounds like its well worth it!!
Yea but in a dream you can make a unicorn appear out of thin air or shoot a fire ball out of your hand. A dream is everything you believe it to be. If I believe the dream to have lasted two years it will. It will become my reality.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheShadow
While it is true, you can make a unicorn or shoot fireballs, the amount of information you can actually process in any given ammount of time is still limited. The reason you can shoot a fireball is because you are creating the information. I say "the amount of information" and not "the length of the dream" because a dream could last for two years, but you would not be able to have the same level of detail or functionallity(?) that you could in a one minute dream
This is interesting. Obviously i'm skeptical though. What we really need is some of the advanced lucid dreamers (ahem, Hukif, WakingNomad, I'm looking at you ;) ) to get together and test this clock theory for some time. Then we may be able to see if it works, and if it does, how it works.
What about Percy? He like.. Invented Lucid Dreaming.... xDQuote:
Originally Posted by Korley
Him too. As I said, "advanced lucid dreamers". I'm not going to list everyone off ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by NightSpy2
This is cool that you can do that. There are many people who belive that this is possible but i am very skeptical. I am willing to try and do this over time though.
Anyway be happy with your skill. :D
in a way off the subject, but if one could get so good at lucid dreaming and knowing how to use their brain, would it be possible to unlock your superconcious?
I have heard lots of stories of people that are hypnotized (the real way by being willing and stuff) can follow the smell of a rose across a large room. like a savant. but if you could unlock that ability you could zoom in like binoculars and stuff.
Yes and the reason you are able to succeed in performing these feats is because you believe it to be possible. If I truly believe the dream was a year long then for all intents purposes it was, because after the dream is over it is a memory. If I remember the details then it would have the details, regardless of what truly happened.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheShadow
Mmmm dunno about that one man. Maybe... MAYBE... But I'm skeptical. But anything is possible. :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Coolb3rt
It isnt very often in dreams that closing my eyes does anything. Well unless I am closing my eyes during teleportation. But I only teleport when I close my eyes if that is what i mean to do and for short range it is just a quick blink. for long range i hold them closed for a while. But If I dont want to teleport i can hold my eyes closed for however and then when i opn them the only difference will be people in a different place (like waking life)Quote:
Originally Posted by cedward1
I agree pretty much with everything TheShadow said. Our brains simply do not work this way. That being said, with all due respect, I am very skeptical Skullyy's story.
It is one thing to reproduce the feeling of flying or passing through a wall, but actually reproducing the feeling of time passing for two years in a 30 or 60 minute REM period is an entirely different matter. Also the fact that Skullyy remembers everything that he/she learned last week in school upon waking up from a two year long experience really makes no sense whatsoever. If he/she really felt two years passing in the dream state, he/she would really need time to adjust after waking up. It would be like coming home from a two-year vacation.
It was most likely a dream that simply fast forwarded itself into the future in several fragments, therefore creating the illusion that much time has passed. I've had one of those.
Either that, or the whole thing is just made up by Skullyy to incite reactions. :roll:
Exactly what I had in mind. :cheeky:Quote:
Originally Posted by Jakob
This is very interesting, I'd like to have dreams for a long period of time. Even if it was just more than 4 hours.
My thoughts. I have had dreams that covered more than a single day that happened like this. Upon waking I realized that that is what happened.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jakob