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    1. 01-05-2009 03:28 AM #1
      Sotik
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      NovaDreamer/DreamLight

      Do these really work? Do they really help you have more lucid dreams? I don't plan on getting one, however I have heard of them and it always fascinated me that such things existed. So much so that I have begun to question if they even work.
      First Learned about LD: 12-28-2008
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      DILD: 3 WILD: 9 WBTB: 0 CAT: 0 MILD: 0 LDS: 0 LDID: 0
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    2. 01-08-2009 02:09 AM #2
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      I'd like to try one, and the reasoning behind them does make some sense.
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    3. 01-09-2009 05:58 PM #3
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      Ya, I wanted to try one too although I heard sometimes the beeps or whatever become incorporated as a part of the normal dream. I still thing at the very least it would help if not make a substantial difference.

      Don't really think it's worth the price atm and since they are like being remade or whatever are overpriced on Ebay now.
      This entire reality is SELF REFLECTION. You reflect your essence and project it onto the universe.
      "Most conversations are just monologues with witnesses."
      "Life represents the movement of knowledge across the spectrum of consciousness."

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    4. 01-11-2009 08:55 PM #4
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      Yeah I agree that the theory behind how they help you become lucid seems pretty solid and seems like it will work. However for the price people are asking for them I don't think, at the moment, it is worth getting one and having it not work.
      First Learned about LD: 12-28-2008
      Started recording dreams: 12-30-2008
      First Lucid Dream: 12-31-2008

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      DILD: 3 WILD: 9 WBTB: 0 CAT: 0 MILD: 0 LDS: 0 LDID: 0
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    5. 01-11-2009 09:12 PM #5
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      Here's a device that you can build if you don't mind going to bed looking like this ..




      http://cre.ations.net/creation/face-mounted-lucid-dreaming-mask
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    6. 01-13-2009 11:18 PM #6
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      There's always the REM Dreamer: www.remdreamer.com.

      I had 3 LDs in my first week of using it (last week). None so far this week, but then I haven't been remembering any of my dreams at all this week. Personally I'm lucky because when I do notice it go off, it's totally undisguised and I become lucid immediately. Its much-hyped "two way control" feature doesn't work, though.
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