Don't think there is anyone who is ALWAYS lucid unless they are already naturals, heck even the naturals have slips due to stress and life situations. Also, WILD perfectly as in whenever you want? That ain't always lucid. |
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Yeah, is there anyone here who has mastered lucid dreaming. IE always has lucid dreams whenever their asleep, or can always WILD perfectly? |
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"The Lord's Prayer is 66 words, the Gettysburg Address is 286 words, and there are 1,322 words in the Declaration of Independence. Yet, government regulations on the sale of cabbage total 26,911 words."
—David McIntosh
Don't think there is anyone who is ALWAYS lucid unless they are already naturals, heck even the naturals have slips due to stress and life situations. Also, WILD perfectly as in whenever you want? That ain't always lucid. |
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I have developed a product for just that. |
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Hi I would have to agree with Hukif..I am a natural lucid dreamer and have been since a small child, and I also do WILD naturally without trying, but even I have nights when I don't lucid dream and also have nights when I don't slip into a WILD..not sure there are many that can do it to perfection..To Master lucid dreaming does not mean you have to have it every night etc..and also it also has to do with being able to controll in your dreams and so fourth. Even the most talented lucid dreamers can go through dry patches and sometimes fail in their attempts. But if you mean "naturals" I think there are a few of us about |
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LUCID GOALS
1) Meet DG
2) Speak with my Granparents
3) Ride a Unicorn
4) Board the Titanic ((changed with thanks to Caretaker ))
I think you'd be hard-pressed to find any natural LDer who's got a 100% success rate. There are so many different factors that play a part in whether we become lucid, that even the most experienced WILDers - that have been here over the years - have had many failed attempts. I've been lucid dreaming off and on since I was a kid (mostly DILD. I suck horribly @ WILDs), and I can have spells where I can have maybe 5 or so in a week (give or take), but I still don't feel like I've "mastered" it. I have some wicked dry spells, and some pretty epic dream control failures. Honestly, with so many variables that our lucid state (and subsequent control) consists of, I'd find it hard to believe anyone that would say they had the whole '100% lucidity/control, whenever I want' thing down. |
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Dream Journal: Dreamwalker Chronicles Latest Entry: 01/02/2016 - "Hallway to Haven" (Lucid)(Or see the very best of my journal entries @ dreamwalkerchronicles.blogspot)
Well, can anyone have them everday? What is the longest time you ever spent in a ld? |
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"The Lord's Prayer is 66 words, the Gettysburg Address is 286 words, and there are 1,322 words in the Declaration of Independence. Yet, government regulations on the sale of cabbage total 26,911 words."
—David McIntosh
"Halographs" - Coming Soon™ |
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@IamCoder |
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halographs? |
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Halographs are headbands with sensors in them. The data from the sensors is monitored in real time by Lucid Scribe, a freeware app that runs on a laptop or netbook next to your bed and triggers a song when it detects REM sleep. |
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Have them every day is easier, I can do that most of the time... and most naturals can I guess. Also, halographs will be governed by money so still not a sure method. |
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Have you done any proper tests on people with this stuff? I've seen the thing which goes over your eyes and LEDs blink at a time considered REM but this music one seems quite good, sort of like mixing inception with REM, the only thing is before i was to consider purchasing one i would like to see results on lucid dreamers, new - amateur and expert alike, although i do beleive this item could work despite it being a marketable thing as i've had my dreams influenced by external sound before such as rain or my dog barking. |
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Also are we allowed actual information on how these sensors actually work, as i am aware the REM period is a massive burst of acetylcholine in the brain and your eyes have rapid eye movement since they aren't affected by paralysis like the rest of your body, do the sensors detect the eye movement? |
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Also, the price? Sorry if it's a lot of forward questions but i'm one of many who like to know details before parting with cash |
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IamCoder; |
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Dream Journal: Dreamwalker Chronicles Latest Entry: 01/02/2016 - "Hallway to Haven" (Lucid)(Or see the very best of my journal entries @ dreamwalkerchronicles.blogspot)
I think of lucid dreaming as an art. To that end it can never be mastered because the possibilities are endless. I'm pretty much as proficient as a natural lucid dreamer gets (I can get around 1-3 LDs per night with detailed and authentic experiences) and still I make no attempt to claim that I am a "master." |
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Hmmm. Let this be my inaugural post. |
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That is an excellent point, and likely the best answer to Lucidadic's original question. |
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Not yet, all I have so far is over 100 recordings of my sleep. My wife and son are next. |
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Sounds good and able to pick up my heartbeat from my head is a very intresting thing indeed, kind of makes the price speak for itself though going to university soon so i think i may have to leave that idea for a while, although if many lucid dreamers do try the product and the results are excellent then i may look into it. |
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Well I can lucid dream about every other day now, and I use WILD to induce these lucid dreams. So if you have any questions about lucid dreaming or WILDing you can always PM me |
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