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Hello!
I’m currently looking for British lucid dreamers who would like to share their experiences in a television documentary. We will be discussing this extraordinary talent in great details and are looking to talk to people who are very experienced in the area and lucid dream on a regular basis.
If you’re interested in being involved please contact Yugesh, [email protected]
Kind Regards,
Helen Cunnane
Endboard Productions
I don't think he's British but you should talk to Seeker about that.
If I were brittish I'd certainly join.
I support anything that promotes lucid dreaming.
Just giving a bump.
<kicks the bottom of the thread>
Im british but only had one lucid dream ( but still trying )
I'd love to, but I can't for three reasons:
1. I don't live in England (close though).
2. I haven't really had any real lucid dreams.
3. I'm pretty shy and probably wouldn't do well with the thought of being on TV.
Hopefully you find someone to help you.
i'm not very experienced... only had around 3 lucid dreams.
But i'm irish...its not that far really. :)
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Originally Posted by EVIL JOE
This gets me so Pis**d off , the guy said he wanted somone from Britain not ENGLAND :mad: you know there is Scotland and N.Ireland
I get so mad when they say england and forget all about the other countrys in Britain ,:mad:
Wha..? Pop a cola ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Selmuir
Eh, I can't join either, since I'm danish, but I hope this thing will come complete.
I'd love to see a documentary on lucid dreaming. I'm not sure you've got the right end of the stick so here's my $.02 :-).
"talent"?Quote:
Originally Posted by Endboard
As in something you're born with, or more "have" than "do"? An exceptionally small number of people have what could be described as a talent. Having lucid dreams regularly, or even all the time, throughout their life, without needing to put any effort into it. Very interesting, but if there's more than three of them in our 1,760 active members I'll, uh... eat my words when they turn up on this thread to prove me wrong. And I write lots of words and long ones too, so I really don't want to have to eat them all.
Try [learnable] skill. LaBerge (1980), unfortunately it's not one of the papers you can download for free.
You may be able to find enough people with sufficient depth of experience, but you want to be careful on how you filter for "regular". People might have dry spells when you catch them, but have journalled experience that would be interesting.Quote:
Originally Posted by Endboard
Seriously. Lucidity is interesting, but if you concentrate on sustained experience you wouldn't have much material to make a program for a wider audience. These fantastic experiences occur within a wider spread of activity, form part of a wider context. E.g. the scientific context. Without the "learnable skill" result, you get "a small number of people happen to have 'better' dreams than the rest of us". Without signal verification, "a small number of people say they have 'better' dreams than the rest of us".
Obviously this is only a single documentary, you have limited time to research it and finite air time, but if you what you select is just what sounds cool, it'd be just another parapsychology documentary. Lucid dreaming >= telekinesis or alien abductions, honest :-D.
I'd love to see a documentary on lucid dreaming. I'm not sure you've got the right end of the stick so here's my $.02 :-).
1) "talent"?Quote:
Originally Posted by Endboard
As in something you're born with, or more "have" than "do"? An exceptionally small number of people have what could be described as a talent. Having lucid dreams regularly, or even all the time, throughout their life, without needing to put any effort into it. Very interesting, but if there's more than three of them in our 1,760 active members I'll, uh... eat my words when they turn up on this thread to prove me wrong. And I write lots of words and long ones too, so I really don't want to have to eat them all.
Try "[learnable] skill" instead. LaBerge (1980), unfortunately it's not one of the papers you can download for free.
2) You may be able to find enough people with sufficient depth of experience, but you want to be careful on how you filter for "regular". People might have dry spells when you catch them, but have journalled experience that would be interesting.Quote:
Originally Posted by Endboard
3) Seriously. Lucidity is interesting, but if you concentrate on sustained experience you wouldn't have much material to make a program for a wider audience. These fantastic experiences occur within a wider spread of activity, form part of a wider context. E.g. the scientific context. Without the "learnable skill" result, you get "a small number of people happen to have 'better' dreams than the rest of us". Without signal verification, "a small number of people say they have 'better' dreams than the rest of us".
Obviously this is only a single documentary, you have limited time to research it and finite air time, but if you what you select is just what sounds cool, it'd be just another parapsychology documentary. Lucid dreaming >= telekinesis or alien abductions, honest :-D.
P.S. Or maybe I'm just writing this because I'm British but couldn't honestly say I have regular lucids :-P. Tho being on TV doesn't really appeal (I write better than I talk and both too slowly).
Eh, my bad. I'll remember next time. I promise. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Selmuir
o0o0o0o sounds interesting. Although I am photophobic so count me out. But would be interested to see it when it comes out. Out of interest which channel is this due to be broadcast on?
Lol sorry i over reacted a bit lolQuote:
Originally Posted by EVIL JOE
sorry
I have no idea, why members are replying to the actual main-post. He's not gonna reply. Mail him, if you have anything to say.
Cough, Idiots, coughQuote:
I have no idea, why members are replying to the actual main-post. He's not gonna reply. Mail him, if you have anything to say.
She (:-D) joined. She had to give an email address, right? Even if he doesn't poll the forum, he'll get email notifications by default, if she wants to come back.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marvo
And even if she doesn't want to come back, that doesn't mean we can't use it as a seed for discussion. Maybe we're more interested in talking with people we know than emailing someone with an endboard.com address just to get put on a list.
Maybe we want to bump the thread so it stays active for a few days and people have a greater chance of seeing it, huh?
i would do it cos im british (or atleast live in england) and would say that i am reasonably experienced....but i _____dont really have a good excuse...so i wont bother with one, ill just steal AdamA's..... 'im camera shy'!!!!!
no seriously i might consider it...wot do u guys think..is it really worth it??????
I said nothing about the unrelated discussion, but the people replying to the main-post. She or he, has mostlikely disabled email notifications, and will only react on actuall human stuff.Quote:
Originally Posted by sourcejedi