Thread: Can lucid dreaming help me get better grades?

I wouldn't recommend it. Lucid Dreaming is notorious for being unstable and unpredictable. You might be feed the wrong information or the dream may confuse you.

However, practising physical activities will help you in waking life. In Stephen Leberge's book he mentions how your brain still sends signals to the relative muscles when your dreaming. In a way, it will be a like muscle memory.

As a study tool...I don't place much confidence in lucid dreaming, since it would be impossible to know if your brain was calling up the right data or not. Best to just hit the books, and then relieve the accumulated stress by having a damn good time.

You could practice the information that you have already memorized.

Well...if you've already memorized it, do you really need to practice it?

Originally Posted by Mario92

Well...if you've already memorized it, do you really need to practice it?

Well yes because you could forget some of it and dreams are used to sort information anyway so why is it not possible to study information you have in temporary storage and put it in pernament storage? I believe it is highly possible but we all have unique opinions so no one can say they are right because there is no solid poof.

Originally Posted by bradysdreaming

Well yes because you could forget some of it and dreams are used to sort information anyway so why is it not possible to study information you have in temporary storage and put it in pernament storage? I believe it is highly possible but we all have unique opinions so no one can say they are right because there is no solid poof.

With the right technique, you can pretty much memorize anything. Dreaming shouldn't even come into it.