Thread: <<<The Most Incredible Thing to do in Lucid Dreams>>>

Originally Posted by Sickscent

If you practice meditation, meditate in your lucid dream. Let go of everything and use the meditation technique where you clear your mind of everything. Make sure you maintain lucidity though! But find a nice quite place in your dream, sit down, and meditate. Maintain lucidity. Think of your Higher Self, nothing else. Go with it. Stay with it as long as you can.

Chad (Sickscent), you mentioned twice to "maintain lucidity".. how exactly do you do that?

When I've closed my eyes in LDs, my dream ends.

Originally Posted by Clairity

Chad (Sickscent), you mentioned twice to "maintain lucidity".. how exactly do you do that?

When I've closed my eyes in LDs, my dream ends.

The dream ends in that you wake up?

Try doing this, using whatever your favorite technique is. My favorite technique is focusing on complex patterns once I feel lucidity begin fading. Once I studied the bark on a tree, up close. I looked back out into the dreamscape until I could feel lucidity fading again, then I turned back towards the bark. As I concentrated on the patterns in the bark, focus would become clearer. Clarity would return. Then I would look back out. Each time I did this, clarity would last longer. I would step away from the tree and take a walk within close proximity of the tree. If I felt things were fogging up, I would just step back to the tree.

I 've used the fingerprint patterns on my hand when nothing else was around, I've used a wooden fence, all sorts of things as long as the had a decent pattern. I say pattern, but maybe texture would be a better word.

So, look at your hand in the dream. Close your eyes, maybe just for a moment, open them and reclaim clarity by studying your hand. Don't worry at all about the dreamscape. The dreamscape is nothing. Close your eyes, open them, study your hand. DO NOT THINK ABOUT WAKING UP! Just concentrate on your hand. Close your eyes, still thinking about your hand, open your eyes. Wash Rinse Repeat as needed!

I know there are many different ways LDers maintain there lucidity. I have found this technique great because you can practice spiritual and consciousness growth because of the mind focus. Spinning around in circles doesn't keep your mind focused, etc.

Also, I meditate. So I use the exact method of my meditation in the lucid dream. I prepare myself in the dream, mentally, for meditating. So I am really not thinking about anything else. When I close my eyes in the dream, it is just like when I do it for regular meditation.

Chad, thanks so much for information! I'll definately have to try meditating in one of my lucids.

Originally Posted by Clairity

Chad, thanks so much for information! I'll definately have to try meditating in one of my lucids.

You have to let me know what you experience. I have found it nearly impossible to find anyone that can do it because of the control you have to have.

First you need to be an accomplished LDer. Then you need to easily stabilize the dreamstate. Then you need to meditate. Then, if something starts happening, you have to remember to not get excited or you will wake up.

Now when I do it, I will get vibrations, extremely strong winds, accelerating movement, a rushing sound, and then a release. Then I am a point of consciousness somewhere VERY real.