Using Lucidity to Find Stuff

**Grod** · 10-15-2007 12:27 AM

I was wondering (and hoping) if you can use lucid dreams to probe your subconcious to remember where you have misplaced things. Take me for an example. I recently went to Greece, and they have the Euro as currency. Back in the States, the dollar is slowly falling and I forgot where I placed my old Euros to convert them back into dollars, before I lose advantage of this oppurtunity.

I just thought, what if you can somehow ask your subconsious for information like that?

Anyone ever done something like this in a lucid before?

EDIT: I misspelled LUCIDITY! How EMBARRASSING!

**polmc** · 10-16-2007 09:04 PM

Well I havent tried it but I think that, if it is possible, lucid dreaming is the best way to achieve it!

Try, for instance, going to the place (house, or w/e) where they're more likely to be and ask out loud, to your subconscious or to te money itself to reveal its position!

Good luck!

**Adam** · 10-16-2007 09:10 PM

I think it could work, if you misplaced it. If someone else moved it, or put it somewhere then it might not work

**Decipher** · 10-16-2007 09:11 PM

Nope but in a normal dream I recalled something in the next morning when I was trying to remember throughout the day.

**Mes Tarrant** · 10-16-2007 09:13 PM

Yeah sure!!

I know I've had similar experiences but I can't recall them right now.

I didn't know Greece was part of the EU. That's awesome. So would my American passport get me there without a visa?

**Jeff777** · 10-16-2007 09:15 PM

Why yes...yes you can!!

**Adam** · 10-16-2007 09:39 PM

What is this Visa? I thought you only needed one if visiting a country for more than a certain period of time, where not on holiday?

**Mes Tarrant** · 10-16-2007 09:41 PM

Originally Posted by Adam

What is this Visa? I thought you only needed one if visiting a country for more than a certain period of time, where not on holiday?

That is true, but for some countries you need a visa regardless. For instance, if you're American and want to visit Russia for any period of time, you need a visa. (Good thing I can juggle between two passports hehe

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Adam for someone like you, you live in a country that is part of the EU and so you can go anywhere within the EU without a visa. I'm pretty sure I can do the same with an American passport.

**Adam** · 10-16-2007 09:45 PM

Ah okay, sorry for the thread crash.. So if I wanted to go to Russian, say to visit the inlaws I would need a Visa, would I need one for America?

Maybe I should google to get a list or something?

**Mes Tarrant** · 10-16-2007 09:48 PM

Originally Posted by Adam

Ah okay, sorry for the thread crash.. So if I wanted to go to Russian, say to visit the inlaws I would need a Visa, would I need one for America?

Maybe I should google to get a list or something?

Bwahahaha the inlaws!!!

Nah you don't need one for America. I'm not sure what the relationship between Russia and the UK is at the moment, yeah you should google zat.