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Can we call any holywood actress such as Britney Spears, Catherine Zeta Sone, Pamela Anderson, etc in our LD.
If anyone have been succed done this, please tell me how it can be done??
What's the technic?
Can we call their name, and they will appear??
Thans so much for your attention.
1) You can do anything you want in an LD.
2) All it takes is focus, intent and Freedom From Doubt.
Whatever way you think is going to be the best way (calling their name, thinking their name, saying "ABRACADABRA, Brooke Burke APPEAR!!!!") it doesn't matter. It's your head. You make the rules.
Just picture them being through a door infront of you or round a corner just ahead, and if you believe it, it should happen. The same applys to making anythig else appear in lucid dreams where you have control, just believe that it is there and it will be there.
If we don't know her faces, just know her names, can we call them?? How our brain know them?? Can you tell me? How our brain works during LD?? I'm sorry if I ask many question :) , just want know more clear.
Thanx so much friends
why be bound to Hollywood Beauty? ;) Try thinking of how the Most Beautyfull Woman on earh would look like, Imagine her, Draw her, lstare alot at the drawing, think of a Character for her and a voice....Make her a complete Imaginairy person. I noticed that focusing my attention to a Certain Special and beautyfull Imaginairy Dreadlock girl has, after a month or so of thinking about ''her'', lead to her appearing in my Dream Last Night.
Try and make ''her'' more than just some hot babe: make her a sophisticated person that knows you becaus she represents a part of your Imagination. She knows your Thoughts and Vice Versa because you 2 are 1 and the same.
Try Imagining Detailed DreamScenes too. Just Try alot of Imagining in general and it will most likely lead to Increased Imaginative Creativity in your Dreams.
That's sort of difficult. I know i'd never be able to come up with a whole new person off the top of my head, that's God's work :bigteeth:Quote:
Originally Posted by SKA
yep, i agree fully. I imagine all the time in my head. making storylines for myself in the future and such. and with the girl, i picture my fav actress (jennifer love hewitt) and just substitute her in my head, interacting with my storylines, but also knowing my thoughts and feelings. something i did since i was little, kinda been dying down now tho.Quote:
Originally Posted by SKA
Back in my Day I was something of an amateur musician, and one of my favorite Pop Stars was Carly Simon, who played much as I did... she simply had begun playing by ear, and after much practice she could make the musical instruments produce the sounds that she wanted, though she did not know the musical notation for them or what the notes and chords were officially called. The same way an illiterate person may still be able to tell an engrossing story.
Anyway, I once had a dream, a very vivid one, in which a saw Carly Simon playing in a small informal concert, and she even allowed me to play, though I forget just now, what instrument I was then practicing upon. Then she invited me to join a small party of friends who were going to stay with her over the weekend at her place on Martha's Vinyard Island. It was very beautiful there. There was even a few minutes where she played the perfect hostess and came and sat and spoke with me for a few minutes, about nothing in particular, but just to make me feel welcome and comfortable.
It was a very nice dream.
Great choice.Quote:
Originally Posted by secret_neo
I have encountered a 'minor' celebrity myself - although, I did not call her name.. or even try to imagine her to appear. I was with a partner in my dream, protecting them from evil creatures and such. I did not see the girls face until much later on in the dream (I didn't even think of looking, everything was so fast paced). She isn't a glamorous celebrity or anything, and I didn't see her as a celebrity either (i.e. I wasn't like "OMG it's j00!") - I treated her like my girlfriend/friend - she was very beautiful & it was a very pleasant dream in the end.
Wonderful idea SKA!
Someone, please remember that even the most perfect woman in your lucid dreams is only a pale duplicate compared to a real woman. Please don't make the mistake ad fall in love with your creation.
I AM GOD. just kidding just kidding. no but its not as difficult as u might think. anytime in a dream uve seen a dc who uve never met before, thats ur brain making up a person.Quote:
Originally Posted by badassbob
Too true! I have fallen in love with two- three actually because two of them were twins (not as off as it sounds- it was romantic)... they are really hard to call back I have found, and my heart still aches for them. LOL. Do you hear me girls!? Girls?Quote:
Originally Posted by Seeker
Rob.
There's a Geek mythological story about a guy that fell in love with his sculpture. Of course Aphrodite made her real for him.
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Originally Posted by Seeker
Seeker!? How can you be such a Materialist?
With a name like Seeker do you find it impossible that there can be any EXTERNAL Spiritual Reality. Or is your solipsistic universe absolute in its isolation, and John Dunne is exactly wrong, that every man is indeed an island?
Certain Dream Characters may indeed have an external and objective Reality -- parts of the Collective Consciousness.
But I guess you never had a really important or vivid dream, or you would know this.
Oh Leo,Quote:
Originally Posted by Leo
Always true to form I see. Pose a question, make a statement, then end with an insult. So predictable, so ‘Leo Volont’. I have neither the time nor interest to get into a deep philosophical discussion on whether dreams are influenced by the collective conciousness or if external spiritual entities exist within dreams. These are unproven concepts and most likely unproveable. True, they do give people things to talk about and ponder during the morning and evening commute or while sitting at the bar with their buddies.
You ask if consider it impossible that is might be due to spiritual influences? Yes, it could, but I tend to worry about the more pragmatic issues, such as surviving to live another day, hopefully a little more sane and perhaps richer, wiser, and more compassionate. It was in this vein that I made that posting, a warning about mostly. Not really considering te esoteric aspects, but taking a more practical and yes, cynical view. I believe Occam put it best:
one should not increase, beyond what is necessary, the number of entities required to explain anything
While I do believe in God and the spiritual realm, I am hesitant to constantly pull that out of my hip pocket to use as a weapon or explaination for every subject.
Let’s examine this perfect 'dream woman' concept and see where it can lead.
#1. The dream woman is just a construct of the dreamers concious mind.
Subpart A: The dreamer can never seem to recreate this perfect woman and is saddened or worse yet, recreating this woman becomes an obsession to him and he becomes unbalanced.
Subpart B: The dreamer finds that he can create this perfect woman every time and withdraws socially from this world. All his attention is focussed on this woman, he becomes useless to both himself and those around him.
Subpart C: The dreamer strikes a balance between his perfect woman and the waking world, however, every woman he meets in the waking realm cannot ever live up to the perfection of his fantasy woman. Not an enviable position for his waking lover to find herself in.
#2. The dream woman is a manafestation of the collective conciousness.
Subpart D: The dreamer learns all he can from her, but when the learning has been accomplished, she vanishes from his dreams leaving him wanting more and doing all he can to re-experience her. This can become an obsession to him, also causing consternation in his waking life.
#3. The dream woman is an external entity, from some other realm who cares deeply for him.
Subpart E: A true bond of love forms between the two, but for some reason, the connection is broken and they can no longer connect. He is left heartbroken and unable to really enter into a relationship with anyone else because that would mean he is untrue to his spiritual lover.
#4. The perfect woman is a manefestation of mental illness
Subpart F: Being a manifestation of said illness, the man sinks deeper and deeper into his psychosis, living in his fantasy world with his perfect lover while his body remains in the physical world in an almost catatonic state.
With all of that said. Why would anyone want to take the chance? Can you not see why I am concerned about this and started a warning? Love is perhaps one of the most powerful forces in the human realm. Love of an ideal or perfection is especially dangerous.
Oh, BTW, I have had many vivid spiritual dreams, some of which I have never shared with anyone because they are so special to me, almost holy, so yes, I do believe I know what you are talking about. I do not care to place my private views on the spiritual on the table for all to ridicule.
/raise Seeker
I hate to be a fanboy, but you just got owned Leo.
Agreed.
I also believe that Seeker is right. It is never good to obsess over things, no matter what they are. Too much of a good thing is a bad thing, especially when the good thing can lead to such a dramatic conclusion as withdrawing from the outside world.
All I do is close my eyes and say something. And what ever I want happens!