Hey DawgBone, welcome to the class. I've read about the idea that lucid dreaming is just another dimension, and I agree it's a fascinating idea. Have you had a life-changing LD? Sounds like you speak from experience. |
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Dreams interest me for two reasons: |
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Hey DawgBone, welcome to the class. I've read about the idea that lucid dreaming is just another dimension, and I agree it's a fascinating idea. Have you had a life-changing LD? Sounds like you speak from experience. |
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Hi Caenis, |
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Journal: |
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The waking journal is supposedly supposed to help with dream recall, here's the thread discussing the method, but I haven't read through the entire thread to see if awareness has increased for anyone who used it. If you find that it does increase awareness, let us know! I would be much more interested in using a waking journal to increase awareness. |
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That's a great idea! I like the way you think, sir. Sounds like a good way to RC, improve memory and become more aware! Will you review what you read before you go to sleep at night, or just document what you're experiencing throughout the day? I only have one recommendation: don't rely only on the watch for RCs and awareness. You likely won't have a vibrating watch in your dreams after all. |
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I plan on reviewing it. |
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I finally read this whole thread. You two really have some excellent ideas. I love the idea of recording things "in the now," improving not memory, but awareness as you put it DawgBone. |
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Hey DawgBone, any updates to give us? How's the waking journal going? Any comments about the LD books you've been reading? Have you had any interesting dreams since the carpenter dream? Have you started meditation and yoga again, or do you have plans of starting them again soon? |
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Hey Caenis, My dream recall has taken a nosedive. That sometimes happens when I try too hard. :-( |
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Cool dream DawgBone. You know, MY name is Lisa! |
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My WBTB last night was lucid! The first time in several months. |
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That's amazing. Don't think I've had any precognitive dreams myself. I remember a few times as a kid some minor details in my dream would overlap with something that'd happen the next day, but I think that was merely coincidence. Also, your knowledge of what your dreams mean is quite impressive too. I decided to try to figure out the meanings of my dreams, after reading your interpretations of your dreams. I can only pick out the very obvious things, or the residue. It's difficult for me to figure out much more than that. |
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Interpretation is like all the other skills we have to learn as LDers. The more you do it, the better you get. |
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Interesting synchronicity: |
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Wow, that sounds like a really interesting episode. Now that I'm paying more attention to my dreams, I realize how common it is for dreams to be incorporated into artistic works. A game I'm playing, Catherine, has all of the puzzle games in nightmares. Towards the end the character has a FA, and then realizes that he can ultimately beat anything the dreams throw at him, because they're HIS dreams. A webcomic I read has something called dream bubbles, and reminds me a bit of astral projection. Though most shows/games don't directly talk about lucid dreaming. It's rather impressive that shared dreaming was focused on. |
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Interesting! |
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I did a WBTB last night and hardly slept at all. :--( |
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You'll enjoy Sivason's class. I keep thinking about joining it, but I want to focus on this class for now. I read some of the lessons though, good stuff. |
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In Thursday's chat, MerxYemps talked about deliberately incubating a dream sign. I thought that was a interesting technique, so I gave it a try. I tried to incubate a dream about a dog I had as a boy. As mentioned above, this one of my fairly regular DS. I found some old photos of him and looked at them several times during the day, stating my intention to see him that night during a dream. |
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