A while ago (about 4 years) a friend and I were just understanding the whole concept of lucid dreaming through Stephen Labeargs book, "Exploring the World of Lucid Dreaming." We both taught ourselves to have controlled lucid dreams in about a week, I was more adaptive to WILDS, while he would have them randomly. My friend was also into Buddhist teachings and would go to these temples every once in a while. One time he brought back these very small rocks or possibly crystals and told me they were blessed by a buddhist, and if one were to eat one, it would give them visions or a higher consciousness. We both consumed these rocks or whatever it was, and it happened, absolutely nothing. It wasn't until about a week later that I noticed something very odd in my dreams that never happened up to that point, and hasn't happened since. I can recall 2 of these dreams that seemed to to be related to each other, but I know there were more.

The first dream was when I was in a hospital for some reason, and I was getting a shot of some kind. As soon as she injected me with whatever it was my ears began to buzz, my whole body started shaking uncontrollably, and then I would have the most vivid dream I've ever had, without being fully lucid.

The second dream I had I was in my car at a stoplight, when I looked to my right and saw a car filled with Buddhist monks all staring at me intensely. As soon as they noticed I saw them, one of them lifted his arm toward me and I immediatly started hearing a buzzing sound in my ears, along with the uncontrollably shaking. Not only did this happen, but he also made me levitate out of my car and seemed to be controlling me with the movements of his hand. I was paralized with fear and pretty much just let him have his way with me until they dissapeared, and I had the most vivid dream I ever had.

Whether or not these crystals I consumed had anything to do with it, I'am not sure. All I know is that the energy that flowed through me in these dreams was something I've never experienced. I have my doubts but its hard for me to ignore the coincidence of consuming these rocks and having these dreams.

Bryan