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**Desolated** · 10-12-2004 07:10 PM

Post your technique as how you do Lucid Dreams. Keep them brief but precise, try not to discuss :-) This will prove useful for those of us who are trying real hard, to see all techniques varied but that work for people.

CT · 10-12-2004 07:13 PM

There, my techniques.

**Desolated** · 10-12-2004 07:32 PM

Point is, I want one big thread for what people use, so I can do some graphs and charts and things like that. Some people use techniques and don't respond to peoples ''theories'' so just post what works for you here.

thanks

-Lucy

**Haz** · 10-12-2004 07:46 PM

i use the VILD technique

http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Lucid_Dreamin...ppendices:_VILD

**Jammy** · 10-13-2004 02:03 AM

Im testing out that VILD technique now to.

**nightowl** · 10-13-2004 02:56 AM

Originally posted by Jammy
Im testing out that VILD technique now to.

I as well. good luck to us both.

**whoeverwearevox** · 10-13-2004 03:03 AM

that sounds a lot easier than a wild, and that's what i've been trying a lot lately.

i'm gonna try this one a couple times and see how it turns out!

**UMJ** · 10-19-2004 11:48 PM

I no longer need to induce lucidity anymore. I used nuclear hypnosis to overcome the barrier of both lucidity and nightly induction.

This summer I mastered the art of learning by turning all techniques that lead to human development beyond what is believed and turning them into an obsession.

I use a series of advanced 3Dmind techniques in my dreams for maximum effectiveness. I have a museum in my mind where all the information I photoread can be instantly activated by touching a painting that at first simply had the cover but now shows an image that captures the essence of what the book or series of info was about. I also embody characters from that book or experts from that museum (which is really an embodiment of the advanced ideas my subconscious comes up with) to help me out.

I use an advanced version in my dream called the timeline presented to me by Paul Scheele Genius code course. You do his timeline while in trance, I do mind in a dream. Basically I think of a skill that I want to get good at. Either it be a video game or sports. I make an overhead view of the timeline and I see three distinct spots. Where I was at the beginning, where I am now, and where I want to be in the end. Then I view the minds of all three of these people and see what the differences in skill are. Then I go into the middle and all three mes walk off the timeline into a slant into each other and we become one.

I use this technique that is founded off a basic theory of lucidity. Whenever I want to improve in something (since I'm going around all the forums saying I'm the best in DOA it's been video games for the past month) I embody the image of the supreme master of this and I basically play him in a game.

To people whom photoread what I did back when I first started lucid dreaming is I created a museum in my mind where all the information photoread is in (there's a Paul Scheele poster in their lol) so that I can acquire it easily. Extremely useful technique.

Those are just some nonstandard techniques that I use for maximum effectiveness in a dream. Once lucidity is mastered, time is no longer an issue so complete and utter mastery of something in one night is possible. I do all the little stuff like the TV tricks and all that too.

**UMJ** · 10-19-2004 11:50 PM

I didn't even realize this discussion was directly geared towards induction techniques. The best way to induce lucidity is hypnosis from a good hypnotist.

**FaatFaat** · 10-24-2004 10:11 PM

I Googled "nuclear hypnosis" but there was nothing useful.

**Kaniaz** · 10-24-2004 10:29 PM

I don't think nuclear hypnosis actually exists; google can't find so much as one thing (except for a "nucelear hypnosis" ring tone and a spammer site). Well, it probably exists...but nobody knows about it? Bad way to describe it.

**UMJ** · 10-28-2004 03:21 PM

When I say nuclear hypnosis I don't mean a style of hypnosis I mean a full unabriged grade A script and induction.

There's one that exists that I found on kaillera that I previewed right quick that is preaty good.

It uses left/right brain specific sounds, paraliminal technology, and descrptive image scripts. Listen to that the first night and you should go lucid. If not, listen to it once a night before you go to sleep and you'll be goin lucid on the regular.

It's called Brainwave Mind Voyage. Another one starts with Emit000. I downloaded them and gave them to a couple of friends(didn't feel like hypnotizing them) and they had real good results.

In fact, when I get home today I'll upload them to a site and post the url.

**bmx-life™** · 10-31-2004 11:06 AM

PLZ post those link's as they sound very usefull. Thnxs.

**Lowercase Society** · 11-04-2004 11:48 PM

wow...this thread is so ultimate...

This thread SHOULD have gone somewhere, but we tend to be a little sarcastic around here...
now...tutorials should cover ALL techniques...but if there are any WEIRD ass ones, i guess thats what this is for then...