Try harder and stop being a witchdoctor. |
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I've been trying to become lucid for a little while now and have not been able to achieve lucidity even though i have had solid dream recall. I was wondering if anyone has heard of and/or used the lucid dreaming pills sold online. I'm a little skeptical about the effectiveness of the pills as well as the possible side effects. it seems like it is not unhealthy but i don't know if it is a scam or is just simply not worth it to buy them. It is not intended to make you lucid dream but rather aid you in the steps to becoming lucid. I was just curious if anyone has tried them and can give me some feedback on your experiences. Here is a link to one of the pills i found.... http://www.brilliantdreams.com/. |
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Try harder and stop being a witchdoctor. |
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Lost count of how many lucid dreams I've had
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yea i wouldnt trust that shit.. it doesnt even tell you whats in the pill |
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Lucid Dreams: 22
DILDs: 15
WBTB/MILD: 6
WILDs: 1
It's not the fact that it possibly might be a scam or even worse, being dangerous (it's probably just some B6 and some other vitamins), it's that you're relying on pills. It's a huge waste of money, when you can do it yourself, with a bit of discipline and just some more practicing. |
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Lost count of how many lucid dreams I've had
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have you guys ever heard of " The placebo effect " Might be worth buying it, maybe not now when i mention it, and you guys tart screamin scam, wich I agree, it probably is. But someone who believes in this would probably get a lucid dream. |
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Lucid, my way of life.
I don't think I would depend on any pills to help you get lucid. Perserverance is most likely a more dependable tool. Those are not proven, and probably don't even work. Plus, there are some pills that may make your dreams more vivid, but they will not help you get lucid. You still have to have the know-how and drive. |
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