Forced a WILD

**leonhardrhine** · 11-11-2008 09:46 PM

I tried to go into WILD by force. It was 5 o clock evening. I imitated darkness at my room with blanket on windows. Then I sat behind desk and laid my hands on it and my head on hands. I started to think about lucid dreaming. I remember all the steps witch one I call Thought-Chain:

a) lucid dreaming
b) lucid...
c) it is somewhat similar with name Lucy
d) Lucy is a beautiful girl

these where the chains I repeated over and over again. I think it took me about 10 minutes. Then suddenly I was near highway road and saw girl. I said hello to her and she replayed. She said that her name is Lucy... Then I understood I had somewhat Semi-Lucid, or perhaps real Lucid. I stood at one place and tried hard just to stop everything and not to wake up. Then I lost this state. But it is incredible to wake immediately after Lucid dream, because real lucid dream is as clear and bright (or even more bright) as real life. Incredible experience...

**magical mike** · 11-11-2008 10:06 PM

thats awsome

so you went frombeing awake straight into rem sleep?

**Shift** · 11-11-2008 10:20 PM

Originally Posted by magical mike

thats awsome

so you went frombeing awake straight into rem sleep?

You don't always dream in REM. It is possible to dream during other sleep stages.

**magical mike** · 11-11-2008 10:49 PM

ahh! thanks again shift! DANG I am learning so much hear! geez my mind is overflowing with knowledge lol

**leonhardrhine** · 11-11-2008 11:04 PM

i also, as I work with UNIX systems, I have a script witch one regulary asks ... are you dreaming?.... just a bash script. I have had lucid dreams where I have this hologram system console asking same thing... then I realize its a dream, cous I have some shitty old monitor in real life... and hence become lucid.

**magical mike** · 11-12-2008 12:17 AM

I use ubuntu, can you maybe send me that script?

**leonhardrhine** · 11-12-2008 10:19 AM

Script itself is(save it as "reality"):

#!/bin/bash
echo -n "Are you dreaming now? (y/n)"
read ans
[ $ans == "y" ] && echo "You can go lucid now..." && sleep 2 && exit 0 || echo "Okay. I ask you again soon!"

The most simple way to use this script however is just put it to /usr/local/bin

And make sure you make it executable: chmod +x reality

now each time you type into console "reality" a question will appear....

You can also use cron to check it on console, but currently it only echos to terminal:

Then setup it into cron....
#checks reality every 5 minutes
5 * * * * reality > /dev/pts/0

The output in this is an example, you can determine your own console output with:
# ls -l /proc/$$/fd