What would you like to see on a lucid dream induction DVD?

[Last Man]

What would you like to see on a lucid dream induction DVD? What sort of topics would you want information on? What techniques? Both for the rookie, but also something for the expert? f.ex: Wild? Rem/sleep cycles? reality checks? sleep paralysis? brainwave entraintment? Seratonin/melatonin/dmt? other substances? Thx!

[ThreeLetterSyndrom]

EVERYTHING No, seriously. The techniques, including RC's and SPing at the wild part. Then played out dreams and clips of someone inducing a WILD.

[yuriythebest]

and of course CGI 'simulations' of peoples LD's

[ThreeLetterSyndrom]

not CGI, but actually played out (now don't go all: especially the perv scenes! puhlease><)

[Dizko]

(now don't go all: especially the perv scenes! puhlease><) Well now I know what youuu dream about

[Pyramis]

What would you like to see on a lucid dream induction DVD? What sort of topics would you want information on? What techniques? Both for the rookie, but also something for the expert? Stabilization techniques once you're in the dream. Spinning, looking at your hands, sitting and "do-nothing", etc. I'd also like to see an attempt at making the DVD itself a direct induction tool, i.e. something you put on in your bedroom before bed; like, first it gets you all pumped up about LDing, then walks you through a guided meditation that hopefully sends you off into lucid-dreamland.

[Unelias]

Interviews, lots of interviews covering different type of people. I want to know how different people think and practice LDs.

[Pyramis]

Second that on the interviews. Expert lucid dreamers. Children who lucid dream. Stephen LaBerge from the Lucidity Institute. Someone who just had their first LD.

[Shift]

A dvd that doesn't present it as some kind of new age phenomenon, does not talk about BD stuff, sticks to the science, does not make crazy claims, and just has regular people dressed normally and behaving normally. And appropriate use of terminology. That's all I ask of you.

[Unelias]

A dvd that doesn't present it as some kind of new age phenomenon, does not talk about BD stuff, sticks to the science, does not make crazy claims, and just has regular people dressed normally and behaving normally. And appropriate use of terminology. That's all I ask of you. Excuse me if I am ignorant but what is this "BD stuff" ? Otherwise I agree. Lucid dreaming is ancient thing after all if viewed as shamanistic traditions etc. I don't know all about terminology because I was doing this stuff long before I knew that it was called LD and that there were internet sites like this but I think I've caught up with time now ^^