Do you think this can be done safely without professional help.
Traumas can date to more than 30 years.
Do you know any successful stories of people who did heal thanks to lucid dreaming. I'd appreciate to hear about that.
Thanks in advance.
Do you think this can be done safely without professional help.
Traumas can date to more than 30 years.
Do you know any successful stories of people who did heal thanks to lucid dreaming. I'd appreciate to hear about that.
Thanks in advance.
Hi there! I haven't personally healed huge traumatic experiences that have happened in my life, although I think it's very possible.
I found some articles you may be interested in.
link: http://www.dreaminglucid.com/articlehealing.htmlQuote:
Using lucid dreams to promote healing is a fascinating and broad topic. Some lucid dreamers have apparently used their lucid skills, and lucid, will to try to heal their own diseases or conditions with considerable success. Others have used lucid dreaming as a platform to gather information or understand the apparent underlying causes of a disease. Still others have suggested that their lucid dreaming allowed them to interact with another person's disease or condition in a constructive fashion (and of course usually with the person's foreknowledge and consent).
Examples of lucid dream healing, in turn, suggest some interesting observations about the nature of the dream state and lucid dreaming. Most of us would assume that a person could affect their own condition while lucid, because obviously one is involved in an intra-psychic field, in which lucid dream suggestions or actions are performed in one's dream state or unconscious that somehow alter one's disease or condition. In some respects, it could be likened to self-hypnosis; you get deep within your subconscious or unconscious and suggest or visualize a desired physical result. As we know from hypnosis studies, physical alterations can occur and be quite dramatic, particularly with "excellent" subjects.
More different article:
http://www.spiritwatch.ca/healing_th...d_dreaming.htm
Thank you Cacophony. Interesting arcticles indeed; mind blowing too because I didn't know that LD could also be used to heal physical conditions. And also could be used to heal another subject other than self.
As far as I'm concerned, my focus is more on mental conditions traumas in particular & I'd appreciate to know more about subjects who did really heal thanks to LD.
Yeah, I figure though.... if Lucid Dreams have the power to heal your physical body, they most definitely have the power to heal your spirit as well.
one very old 'rule of lucid dreaming' (from an indigenous malaysian group) is to never turn away from something in a dream that causes you to suffer.
in this state you can have the flexibility to 'burn karma' - to allow painful emotions to dissipate by facing their causes.
i personally enjoy having lucid dreams where i face unhappy memories, or even something made up and exaggerated, to come to a resolution and kind of burn the previous seeds of action so that they affect me less in the present.
I would like to get over some friends that I lost over time but I occasionally have a dream about them. However I plan on flipping a bitch on my subconscious to try to face this issue so that hopefully I don't have these dreams anymore.
i've learned to become lucid from that actually - i had one friend who ended up being a dick, then kept on having dreams with him, then started recognizing i was dreaming and resolving things.Quote:
Originally Posted by louie54
Yeah I did become lucid once after being with one of my friends in a dream but I got too distracted with the fact that I can do anything. I'm going to have to work on that.