As I am further wondering about the amazing things lucid dreaming can do I am wondering if training in a lucid dream can actually increase skill in awakening life. |
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As I am further wondering about the amazing things lucid dreaming can do I am wondering if training in a lucid dream can actually increase skill in awakening life. |
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I think I read somewhere (possibly Making up the Mind by Chris Frith) that an experiment was performed once where three groups of people performed a weight lifting task with their little finger. Then one group practised the task for something like a month, one group did nothing for a month, and one group just imagined performing the task for a month. All the groups were brought back at the end of the month and asked to perform the task again. The group that imagined doing the task actually performed a lot better than the control group who had done nothing. |
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I like to think of it like the load programs in The Matrix. Like when they are in the dojo, sure you might not know kung fu, therefore the instructor might not be doing actual kung fu, but the human imagination is amazing, im sure if you were to spar with him you would end up creating your own kung fu - and remembering it all when you woke up! |
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I was about to post a similar topic. One thing I want to use lucid dreaming for is to get better at skateboarding. I did it loads as a kid but gave me after I broke my wrist when I was about 14. It just put me off skating. I've always wanted to get my board out and start again but I never find the time these days. |
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So I lay my head to rest, all alone it seems, there my guide is waiting, in a land of dreams- Magic Theatre-Kula Shaker
I have heard of muscle memory and i'm wondering is this similar? is our body copying the movements we have learnt from memory/dream? |
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