Thread: Lucidology 101 & Nicholas Newport (Entire Video Course Here)

Ok I think it's time for me to jump into this conversation.

When I first found out about lucid dreaming, the first thing I did was go to youtube and type in, "How to lucid dream" I found Newports videos and they actually helped me. I didn't think they were confusing and his videos on SP taught me that there is nothing to be scared of when going threw SP and the different symptoms of sleep paralysis.

I think thats pretty good considering a lot of the videos on youtube involving sleep paralysis talk about how its scary and stuff about demons and peoples experiences.

For exmaple:

If you look at the comments, the majority of the comments talk about how it's scary and how it's paranormal

YouTube - The Science of Sleep Paralysis

YouTube - sleep paralysis explained?

After I watched Newports videos, I did some more research and I found this forum.
Now if I were to see one of these videos then I probably wouldn't be here posting this right now.

His stop drop and roll commands were also pretty helpful as well as how he explains that you have a better chance at lucid dreaming in the morning. Which is exactly why when you hit the snooze button in the morning when you wake up and go back to sleep, you usually have a long vivid dream.

Originally Posted by iFatal

Ok I think it's time for me to jump into this conversation.

When I first found out about lucid dreaming, the first thing I did was go to youtube and type in, "How to lucid dream" I found Newports videos and they actually helped me. I didn't think they were confusing and his videos on SP taught me that there is nothing to be scared of when going threw SP and the different symptoms of sleep paralysis.

I think thats pretty good considering a lot of the videos on youtube involving sleep paralysis talk about how its scary and stuff about demons and peoples experiences.

For exmaple:

If you look at the comments, the majority of the comments talk about how it's scary and how it's paranormal

YouTube - The Science of Sleep Paralysis

YouTube - sleep paralysis explained?

After I watched Newports videos, I did some more research and I found this forum.


Now if I were to see one of these videos then I probably wouldn't be here posting this right now.

His stop drop and roll commands were also pretty helpful as well as how he explains that you have a better chance at lucid dreaming in the morning. Which is exactly why when you hit the snooze button in the morning when you wake up and go back to sleep, you usually have a long vivid dream.

you know you could've got the same exact information from EWLD all nick does is drag out common techniques

it says to wake up about 3 hrs early then go back to sleep in EWLD hm... sounds just like what you posted there

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