The dream clock, (time distortion) ever heard of this???

**GangsterPanda** · 02-03-2013 08:36 AM

So I don't know if you know about this or not, in fact I don't know if it's been posted (then this is a refresh). The dream clock was 'invented' by a member of LD4ALL he was considered a god over there because of his pure skill. He uses the dream clock as a time distortion method to prolong lucid dreams. Now here is the key thing he knows that he is not spending hours in the dreamworld, that is just his perception of it. Don't think that this is like inception, in fact forget about that all together for this, there is no relation. So he has been in lucid dreams which can fell like a whole day!! So how it works is while he is in a dream (normally going to a void first) he will manifest a holographic clock which had two sides. One with real time on (something like that) and the other one with dream time on. He can then change the times to let's say 1 hour real time and 4 hours dream time. He even writes out most of them, not the really long ones though. I have stopped going on LD4all, I was really just a lurker, but I thought I would 'revive' this here. I can help with any questions

(Oh and if your an master LDer I would really like you to try this out, I only used it once but the results were amazing)

**imrossed** · 02-03-2013 10:14 PM

I'm not sure if I believe this is even possible. Time goes forward whether we like it or not, I don't see how you could trick your brain into having time really go 4 times as slow.

**Kaenthem** · 02-03-2013 10:36 PM

I believe you're talking about writerscube

I don't know how it works with him but it would be amazing to have prolonged lucid dreams like the ones he has. His DJ was definitely one of the greatest to read so far. Actually I might try it in my next lucid, and I will post any results.

**dutchraptor** · 02-03-2013 11:37 PM

I don't understand, is he actually talking about dilating time or is he talking about creating the feeling that alot of time is left which allows for a lengthier more quality dream.

**Scionox** · 02-04-2013 04:59 AM

I am not master yet but might give it a try at some point when my dream control will be high enough.

**Kaenthem** · 02-04-2013 07:44 AM

Originally Posted by dutchraptor

I don't understand, is he actually talking about dilating time or is he talking about creating the feeling that alot of time is left which allows for a lengthier more quality dream.

I believe it's the later. I'll ask him!