Thread: CanisLucidus' Workbook

Here I'll begin my lesson I homework assignment.

Times that I go to bed and wake up
Bed time: ~11:20 pm
Wake up: 6:20 am

Why I want to lucid dream
-It's ridiculously entertaining
-I love trying things that I could never do in real life
-I feel amazing when I wake up from a lucid dream. This feeling lasts throughout the day (and sometimes beyond.)
-I love exploring the mind's potential
-I want to further tap into my own unfiltered creativity

Next lucid dream
-Last at least 5 minutes
-More flight
-Compete in the Olympics

I will continue following my nighttime routine of reading my journal before bed. I will continue maintaining my dream journal (which is thus far in a notebook beside my bed.)

Edit: I've also begun a dream journal here. I'll definitely post all lucids (including past lucids since my count is still so modest.) I will try to record non-lucids going forward, although I'm quite attached to my pen and paper.

Hey! Nice looking workbook. Welcome to the class, and great work on your lucids so far, seems like you got a good technique going already. Were you able to listen to the podcast(s)? I notice you mentioned the olympics.

Originally Posted by CanisLucidus

-I feel amazing when I wake up from a lucid dream. This feeling lasts throughout the day (and sometimes beyond.)

I know that's right! I always feel a little invincible for the day after a particularly good LD.

Originally Posted by OpheliaBlue

Hey! Nice looking workbook. Welcome to the class, and great work on your lucids so far, seems like you got a good technique going already. Were you able to listen to the podcast(s)? I notice you mentioned the olympics.

Hey, thanks very much! I've been very pleased with my frequency lately, but I take nothing for granted. My spazzy dream control, on the other hand, could use a real tune-up!

I've listened to podcast #1 and the others are in my near (commuting) future. Nice job, by the way -- you seem completely comfortable on the "radio"! For most first-time podcasters it's a lot of "erms" and "uhhhs" and awkward sweating.

Originally Posted by OpheliaBlue

I know that's right! I always feel a little invincible for the day after a particularly good LD.

I'm still trying to figure out exactly why I think this happens, but after the best of the best LDs, I've felt frosty, happy, and completely unflappable for 2-3 days. It makes me wonder what life is like for these super- mega- ultra-frequent dreaming types!