MPILD (melatonin pill induced lucid dream....)

**Truthbearer** · 04-01-2004 04:58 AM

Yesterday I bought my first bottle of melatoning 3mg pills and decided to try them out. I had one 30 an hours before going to sleep. I then woke up 6 hours after and stayed up 30 minutes reading Catcher in the Rye(for like the 10th time).

I then tried a WILD but was too tired so I just drifted off into slumber. I wasn't able to recall all my lucid dream, but I remember that I somehow discovered I was lucid so I asked some people how did they feel being dream characters. They didn't answer anything so I just decided to fly away. This time it felt even more real than the last couple times. Only that there was too much inertia, no I was having lots of trouble turning. I tried directing myself by making as if a was swimming and trying to turn. This wasn't working too well so I decided to do an abrupt landing and fell to the ground violently but landed kind of like Neo in Revolutions, just harder. I then shouted out "MORE CONTROL!!! HIGHEST LEVEL LUCIDITY". Things became even clearer. I then lunged back into the sky, spinning and flying at the same time(an unbelievable cool sensation) and, not being able to stop the spinning in order to fly to the house of a girl I like

, I woke up. I felt that if I opened my eyes I would see the real world so I didn't, hoping to go back. This must have severly affected my ability to recall the whole dream, which sucked. Also, it might have been a false awakening....

**Umbrasquall** · 04-01-2004 05:57 AM

Nice. Flying is the best.

You like Catcher in the Rye I suppose? I read that book this year in English. I didn't think it was that great personally. It had it's highlights though.

Ev · 04-01-2004 06:31 PM

Grats on your MILD (melatonin induced lucid dream )

flying rox!

**Truthbearer** · 04-02-2004 03:57 AM

That's why I names it MPILD, I thought there would be confusions....

Anyway, I hope I keep getting some good results...

**Howie** · 04-02-2004 05:12 AM

I have heard a lot about melotnin in this forum. Seems to have good results. Does anyone Know if there are potential side effects when mixed with prescription meds??

**Naruto** · 04-02-2004 05:20 AM

Damn it! DAMN IT! Melatonin is illegal in Canada. DAMN YOU ALL AND YOUR MELATONIN...Cmonnnn you know you wanna sharre

**Howie** · 04-02-2004 05:26 AM

Gee wiz Naruto @ laest your drugs are affordable in Cananda!!!
Send me $25.00 Plus shipping and handling and I will send you some melotonin + sales Tax & gratuity fee.
Credit card # here__________________________________

**Seeker** · 04-02-2004 02:42 PM

Originally posted by Howetzer
I have heard a lot about melotnin in this forum. Seems to have good results. Does anyone Know if there are potential side effects when mixed with prescription meds??

Seems the only thing might be in auto-immunity:
http://www.personalhealthzone.com/herbal_m...de_effects.html

I've never noticed any, side effects. I take it 3mg, three times a week

**Howie** · 04-02-2004 02:54 PM

That is a cool siight in general. Could be very useful for a lot of things Thanks.

[u]Contributed by Seeker
Seems the only thing might be in auto-immunity:
http://www.personalhealthzone.com/herbal_m...de_effects.html

**Citizen Erased** · 04-02-2004 11:00 PM

I've got to say Melotonin mixed with the WBTB lucidity method resulted in the most amazing lucid dream of my life this morning, the level or realism was almost scary. Pity it didn't increase my level of control as well

**zwishenzug** · 04-05-2004 08:56 PM

wow, I've never thought about melotonin and lucid dreaming before. I know that it's a naturally occuring hormone secreted by the pineal gland and that it's levels in the body depend on the cycles of daylight and night. So at night the levels rise causing body temperature to drop, alertness to drop, and sleep seems more inviting. But how does this reflect on lucidity? I know that one study conducted on insomniacs concluded that after 3 weeks of melatonin treatment they reported longer, more satisfying nights of sleep and higher levels of alertness the next morning. Could this be because of lengthened REM sleep (which is what recharges us in the first place)? or is it just the fact that these insomniacs were actually getting 3 weeks of decent sleep?

if anyone can tell me how melatonin boosts lucidity, I'd sure like to know.

Ev · 04-05-2004 10:08 PM

I've been taking melatonin for about 2 months now.
It greatly increases vividness of your dreams. To the point that you think it's absolute reality.
Amount of detail is amazing. Dreams are much more story driven.

Melatonin will not make you lucid. But it will greatly boost quality of your dreams.

**Truthbearer** · 04-07-2004 06:40 AM

Hopefully if the dream is more vivid there is a bigger chance that you will become lucid, and if you do it will also be more vivid than it would generally be

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