The 1st rule of behavioral science is that you get more of what you reinforce. e.g: If you reinforce dreamsign recognition... guess what happens more often? |
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Thought I'd share my findings about dreams and lucid dreams so if anyone knows more than I do or has a clearer explanation please jump in... I'm in no way trying to debunk lucid dreaming just my take on it. K....my dreams are made up of 2 parts which are a base and a variable(can be anything under the sun). The base is a constant, it's always from reality as in past experience like the location or people I knew. Then the variables are the events that take place around the base. They are non reality and are mostly random and very possibly came from more abstract sources like fears or desires and ideas. So far I am able to control the base I want to a certain extent like I can 'fix' the dream to be in my flat which can be anywhere from within the unit to outside the block but still within the area of target. But I can't control the variable part which is random and comes from non-reality. I only have access to reality which is the base.... |
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Last edited by imj; 11-25-2008 at 03:03 PM.
The 1st rule of behavioral science is that you get more of what you reinforce. e.g: If you reinforce dreamsign recognition... guess what happens more often? |
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There is a technique known as WILD. I've actually gone straight into lucid dreaming before, without any loss of awareness from lying down. In this fashion, you can actually create an entirely new dream from your imagination. There is no need for reality checks here, because you know you are dreaming before you create ...a dream. hence WILD, that's wild right? |
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It's more than that... It has to do with doing just the right amount of repetition and also right amount of desire to do the thing. If there is too much repetition or physical contact and no desire then most likely it'll not be in the dream or very rarely for me at least... And if too much desire and too little repetition or physical contact also no go. So my best 'way' hit(less than the lottery) and miss(more) which is to stop doing RCs when I get the feeling of pointlessness and I stop thinking LDs for like a while. Usually the desire to RC or do the dream sequence returns but I don't do it..I let it be an unfulfilled desire and it mellows down to a possibility to do the RC or dream sequence within hours to sleeptime. Anyway thanks for reading.... |
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Yes it's called WILD but what I'm looking for is a technique to have LDs more frequently like say 3 or 4 per week but at the same time does not take up too much mental energy and disrupts sleep. So far in the past, the dreamsign has worked because it was a incubated dreamsign specially for RCing. It worked for sometime but my mind got tired/used to it and I am unable to dream the dreamsign. And now I can dream the dreamsign but I already disabled the RC routine.... |
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