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Hey everyone, i'm thinking of buying an induction device, are they worth it? I've been saving my money from surveys for years now and finally built it up to $300 and now i'm considering buying a induction device.
There are a few that I am considering such as the DreamStar it seems like a quite reliable device, could someone please tell me more in depth information about the dreamstar.
If there is any other cheaper or more reliable induction advices
Thanks a bunch guys
There is another mask the rem dreamer. Its like 147euros.
Cheaper and sounds nicer to me :), waiting for some more replies
I dont like the idea of lights flashing in my eyes whilst im sleeping, or something wrapped over my face, but thats just me. Interested to see if anyone has had success with these though.
Out of interest how long have you been lucid dreaming?
These won't guarantee success. It might increase your chances of achieving lucid dreams, and it might not. For example, even if you see flashing lights in your dreams, your mind may interpret those flashes as something else that is normal in the dream, such as a flashing police light, or really bright flashes of lightning. This happened to one lucid dreamer who talked about his experiences with the device. If you want to just try it out, it may be better to make one yourself; there are videos which can teach you how to make one and it would only cost a several dollars to buy pieces to make it, so if it does not work after using it for a while, you haven't wasted several hundreds of dollars on the device.
I'd rather invest those cash to make your bed more comfy or get some supplements. Galantamine + Choline pills. B-vitamins, L-Theanine or 5-HTP. Those masks might work with practice but you can do it on your own instead of having to rely on flashing lights to induce dreams for you.