i dont totally believe in lucid dreaming the way that most people do on this site.. i believe that you can control your dreams but i dont think that you should, let your dreams carry you away |
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I must sadly admitt that I'm not a Lucid Dreamer (yet), but I have read a lot about the topic. Through my 10 years search of controling my dreams, I have had few, but important experiences, and that's why I TRULY BELIEVE ON THIS) |
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i dont totally believe in lucid dreaming the way that most people do on this site.. i believe that you can control your dreams but i dont think that you should, let your dreams carry you away |
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~*~Catherine~*~
I don't use any products and I get a few LDs a week. |
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Choline, Green Tea extract, B6 amounting to about £10's. |
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I have a bottle of Vitamin B6, but I am not sure if it really works. Some days I take them and can't remember crap. Other days I take it and remember a lot. Other then that, I haven't spent anything. |
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novadreamer and the course in lucid dreaming. |
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B6, Melatonin, a DJ, and a vibrating watch, probably about $50 total (mostly the watch) |
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OK, here you can see what I have spent: |
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Carlos Castaneda's Books............... Free at local library. |
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Whoa. 500 on the novadreamer. I paid 200 for mine on ebay, complete. |
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I bought Exploring the World of Lucid Dreaming two years after having my first one. I think it cost $8. A year later I started actually paying attention to dream journals, RCs, and dream signs (all free!!!), and have had 8 LDs in April 08. I didn't have any for that three year period, but it all started again this year when I dedicated myself to reality checks and etc. |
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nothing. hard work is free |
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| DILD= 5 | DEILD= 2 | MILD= 4 | WILD= 5 |
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