Thread: Say what about Oneironauts??? NO WAY MAN!

Well, after you tell someone, if they have a bad reaction then just don't talk to them about it anymore.

ur totally right homie, i dont really talk to anyone that i know will be ignorant about it and ill only talk about it if they ask

I find it really strange that more people aren't into this. If they invented virtual reality via a computer, pretty much everyone would be jumping through hoops to give it a try. But lucid dreaming gets lumped with other new age stuff like OOBEs, and somehow loses its credibility.

yeah i agree, i think people lose interest when they hear they must pick up certain habits and train themselves to recognize it. The 21st century person just wants everything out of a freezer, box or pill; no one wants to have to work for their talents or privileges.

Originally Posted by SEBSTER

yeah i agree, i think people lose interest when they hear they must pick up certain habits and train themselves to recognize it. The 21st century person just wants everything out of a freezer, box or pill; no one wants to have to work for their talents or privileges.

I don't think that's the case with lucid dreaming, cause most people disregard it without even knowing you have to work to have lucid dreams. Maybe people just don't care about it at first because it may seem like it has nothing good to offer them in their lives.

True, the people of western and modern societies value material goods more than any other thing huh.

Don't bother with them again, I just try to remember not to tell people like them about it again 'cause it's not my problem that they're missing out on some great things, they probably wouldn't believe the facts if I showed to them that lucid dreaming has been scientifically proved true.

And yeah, I agree about that issue on modern society's "I have to see it to believe it" attitude. I know that in the Philippines [well the area my mom grew up in] they'd seriously all take into regard about lucid dreams and all even if they've never heard of it before, but they value superstitions and religion more than wealth and material goods others would consider a must have. If only everyone were more open minded...