Thread: Speech about Lucid dreaming

Well for me personally, I could talk for hours about lucid dreaming Since it has to be 5 minutes... I'd first explain what it is. Go into detail. Then explain how you accomplish it (you could talk about keeping a dream journal, dream recall, reality checking, talk about the different methods), and then I guess you could finish it off by explaining what lucid dreaming allows you to do. Does any of that help?

I think that it's better to explain generally what it is, because everybody knows what dreaming is and lucid dreaming basically is realizing that you are dreaming and be able to control it. After that try to convince them to try lucid dreaming, by telling them the amazing stuff you can do.

thx for the tips

I did a lucid dreaming presentation that had to be around 5-10 minutes long. I basically covered what was lucid dreaming, common techniques, how it can help solve waking life issues and personal enlightenment.

I think if you go with what people would want out of it in general (having fun, doing what you want, freedom, etc.), you can make a pretty good presentation, because if you go into the deeper aspects of it like "dreaming plane" "astral plane" "shared dreaming" "dream guides" etc., they probably would think it's too complicated, seeing as most of them probably wake up everyday not knowing they can recall their dreams and such.

They might ask you if you lucid dream as well, I know a few asked me that after my presentation.

And don't mention any of the latest sleep research or suggest that the students sign up as test subjects... it might turn into a nightmare!

make sure u mention dream views as a place to start if they wana try

You need to b a bit precise. Only talk about the major topics in lucid dreams ignoring the deeper aspects as Linkzelda said. It would probably be enough for completing your five minutes presentation.

Thx for the tips! I will take a generall aproach and explain the most common techniques maybe?

Wow. I literally, just today, gave a 4-6 minute speech on this as well. Got over 100%, like a boss, but that's besides the issue. Basically, just talk about what it is, mention that anything is possible, give a brief description how to do it, and give a couple examples of why you'd want to do it.

Wow! Congrats, these tips are very beneficial for Apple96 because you have just given the speech over that topic.

@TheRPM2015 Thank you! I just started writing my speech yesterday, and the idea is to do like you said. Now I know it works

Have you presented it yet? How did it go???

I will present it on thursday next week. I am finnished with writing the speech tho, and it turned out good

Originally Posted by Appe96

I will present it on thursday next week. I am finnished with writing the speech tho, and it turned out good

Nice! Good luck with it, let us know how it goes.

I will

Personally, I would make sure that they know that LDing has had a deep history, especially in Tibetan yoga. Hope I didn't post this too late Good luck with your presentation!

I have time to make changes, and if I have the time then I will mention it. Thx for the tip

No worries! Good on you, man It is always fun to do an assessment on something you enjoy and personally have an interest in.

So, howz your speech about lucid dreaming?

Well, Ask them How or what is the Experience during a Lucid Dream

The speech is done, and the ones wh are going to do a speech has practiced it on each other. Everyone were very interested in the subject, and like my speech. Let's hope the audience thinks the same at thursday

Originally Posted by smouse

make sure u mention dream views as a place to start if they wana try

Before you try DV, try a dictionary first .

Originally Posted by smouse

make sure u mention dream views as a place to start if they wana try

I agree with you. Apple96 have to mention DV in your speech.

Originally Posted by Appe96

Let's hope the audience thinks the same at thursday

It means, the result is still pending.

Yes, I have mentioned DV as a place to find more info about lucids