Becoming lucid using programs

[nathant1310]

Does anyone know any programs or devices you can use to alert you that your dreaming etc. so that you become lucid. Other programs would be fine. Thanks in advance

[Placebo]

Well, theres the NovaDreamer (or something like that?) which shines a light in your eyes, when it detects REM You learn to associate the shape of the light to be a dreamsign Other than that, you could schedule a quite sound to play on your PC after 6 hours of sleep, every 10 minutes I tried this, but had to use earphones.... not comfortable

[nathant1310]

meants something like that i just dont know wat program will let me do that

[Placebo]

Start - Programs - Accessories - System Tools - Scheduled Tasks

[ColtEtish]

Originally posted by Placebo Well, theres the NovaDreamer (or something like that?) which shines a light in your eyes, when it detects REM You learn to associate the shape of the light to be a dreamsign Other than that, you could schedule a quite sound to play on your PC after 6 hours of sleep, every 10 minutes I tried this, but had to use earphones.... not comfortable Bet your wife thought you were insane going to bed with headphones on?

[yayotters]

that novadreamer thing is 700 dollars.....iimagine if it didnt work. i couldnt sleep with headphones, itd be annoying plsu id probaly kill my comp by rolling over and my headphones snapping or something =/.

[Placebo]

Originally posted by ColtEtish+--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(ColtEtish)</div> <!--QuoteBegin-Placebo Well, theres the NovaDreamer (or something like that?) which shines a light in your eyes, when it detects REM You learn to associate the shape of the light to be a dreamsign Other than that, you could schedule a quite sound to play on your PC after 6 hours of sleep, every 10 minutes I tried this, but had to use earphones.... not comfortable Bet your wife thought you were insane going to bed with headphones on? [/b] That's nothing - how about the time I left taps dripping around the house, so that I'd dream about water. that novadreamer thing is 700 dollars.....iimagine if it didnt work. i couldnt sleep with headphones, itd be annoying plsu id probaly kill my comp by rolling over and my headphones snapping or something =/[/b] Yep - exactly why I'm trying to come up with an alternative. The idea of a contraption on my face isn't cool either. And if Seeker is right, I also don't want infrared in my eyes...

[Haz]

Originally posted by Placebo And if Seeker is right, I also don't want infrared in my eyes... What happens?

[Placebo]

Originally posted by Haz+--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Haz)</div> <!--QuoteBegin-Placebo And if Seeker is right, I also don't want infrared in my eyes... What happens? [/b] Personally, I don't wanna find out I'm guessing nothing immediate, otherwise Laberge would have a court case on his hands Then again, maybe they don't use infrared after all ? The mask might have sensors around the eye to measure muscle movement

[Kaniaz]

Let it just be known that you don't get that many pairs of eyes, so like placebo i'd generally avoid letting things like infared flash into them...I mean, laBerge is obviously clever enough to not apply a 40 megawatt laser to your eyes, but basically...I don't want anything in them. Yeah.