I Have been trying to have a lucid dream for a while but havent had my first one yet. And so I tell my mom about them and two nights later she has one. I was so jelious! HAHA
She said it was the most awsome feeling.
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I Have been trying to have a lucid dream for a while but havent had my first one yet. And so I tell my mom about them and two nights later she has one. I was so jelious! HAHA
She said it was the most awsome feeling.
Haha, thats so great. Maby she can give you some pointers :P jk jk Well, at least you can feel good about 2 things: You helped someone elce become lucid, and now your moms knows they are real and wont look at you wierd when you talk to her about them ;)
Yeah =)
My mom thinks I'm gonna go crazy and murder people cuz of my lucid dreams *shrug*
HAHA ! Yea now my dad needs one since he thinks me and my mom are going insane!
That's nice to hear somebody got their parent(s) into it hehe :D For some people, like your mom it works that way. They hear about LDing and become lucid right away the very first night. Just reading about it/hearing about it triggers something then. That's why reading about LDs just before you go to bed is considered an induction method..I believe 8)
Well... if your mom is really good at lucid dreaming you can stop to worry about your LD and focus on dream sharing with her :)
eXistenZ
I think you and your mom should run with the insanity thing and really freak your dad out. Lol. Just start acting equally psychotic and keep telling your dad that one day you're both going to "Turn" him. Rofl.
HAHAHA yea! I dont think she is good at it. She just had some good luck. She hasent had one since. Sorry to get off subject but has anyone tried using A dreamlight? I know its like 500 dollars but has anyone used one?
Hi twelvelookslikex,
Do you mean the DreamLight by Stephen LaBerge? I read about it, but never tried.
You can find some interesting scientific texts by LaBerge about DreamLight at lucidity.com, under the section of researches and abstracts. The research conducted would show that DremLight actually increases the probability to have a lucid dream and this is not due to a placebo effect.
I didn't know that it costs 500 dollars.... It seems too much for what seems a light with a timer :) Then, how to sleep with a lighting mask :)
Jokes apart, it would worth a try, but the costs seem quite high...
eXistenZ