The Obligatory New-Guy Introduction

**Kogami** · 05-11-2012 07:02 PM

Hi,
I recently encountered an old interest in dreaming and dream science and decided to attempt a couple of Lucid Dreams to record any anomalies or phenomenon that occur. I've only begun, so any advice or encouragement you guys care to give would be great! My main focus now is the WILD technique as the zero-loss of consciousness is pretty attractive due to its own surefire nature. My goals include:
1. Rewriting the Laws of Physics
2. Pushing and experimenting with the depth of the Five Senses
3. Conversing with the Dream Figures (I know its myself, that's the idea)
4. Finding somewhere completely peaceful to meditate.
5. And last but not least: Conducting the London Symphony Orchestra through the fourth movement of Dvorak's Ninth "New World".
Thanks and good luck,
Kogami

**Robot_Butler** · 05-11-2012 07:18 PM

Welcome to Dreamviews. Man, you are so organized

I hope you share when you fulfill these goals. I'm especially curious about #3.

**Wolfwood** · 05-11-2012 07:33 PM

Welcome to Dreamviews. Hehe, as for rewriting the Laws of Physics, such will be necessary as soon as you enter the dream world. ^_^

**Kogami** · 05-11-2012 07:42 PM

Yes, but I think you misunderstand me.
You see, its easy and fairly predictable to see what will happen when we illogically change around the rules of what will happen when we say throw a baseball. But to reverse gravity all together, or to make water lighter than air or make light travel according to the color of the medium its passing through; these changes will lead to systematic delineations in what is already a "well understood" set of laws. Oh, and I don't have to rent out time on a supercomputer, I just have my brain