Thread: I t hink my LD method is unusual... is it?

This sounds a little too perfect to me... If it is true true though... Wow, then you are a very, very, very lucky guy.

Hehe, I agree with KingYetiTeffa.

If anything, I would think this is more like astral travel than lucid dreaming.

This white room made up of mostly white elements/features is your safe zone/hub and the few black elements that more or less control what is to happen next represents the astral plane.

If its the truth of course.

Originally Posted by MrDamon

If anything, I would think this is more like astral travel than lucid dreaming.

This white room made up of mostly white elements/features is your safe zone/hub and the few black elements that more or less control what is to happen next represents the astral plane.

If its the truth of course.

Just saw this post...
Once again, it is the truth...
Secondly, I don't think astral travel can put you in The Raiders of the Lost Ark, can it?

Astral travel can put you anywhere, anytime

If you want to learn about a historic event, the best way to do so is through astral travel. Therefore i would presume that if you can relive an event past, you can also relive an event created.

Ref: Robert Bruce - Astral Dynamics

You can think whatever you like. If you want to think I'm lying, go for it. But I'm not. I can't explain what I do and I don't want to know. I'm not a troll, by the way, I can't stand people like that. Anyways... think what you want, I just wanted to know if that was unusual, which I guess it is, by your replies.

So, once again, think what you want, it's about 10:00 here so I'm going to go have a fist fight with Chuck Norris... and win.

Then I think I'll have a sword fight, then I'll put myself into Twilight and kill all those annoying vampires... (I'll need to attack them from the front, they disappear if you try looking at them from any other angle)

Originally Posted by imawesome

(I'll need to attack them from the front, they disappear if you try looking at them from any other angle)

Didn't you just say that you could control your dreams perfectly? The sentence above is a clear contradiction to that statement.

We have a few naturals floating around this site. It is cool that you have developed a repeating scenario that accompanies your lucid dreams. Does this scenario ever feel like a limitation to you?

Xel, it's a joke. You've never read/watched the Twilight books/movie, have you? The characters are all one-dimensional and all are severely limited in their emotional range. Therefore you can only see them in one way, there is no other way of seeing them. I can see them fine, I was making fun of the books.

And, Robot, no, it doesn't. It ensures nothing happens that I don't want it too (although I can't really change anything in this beginning room). It's actually really great. Once I spent hours in that room designing a whole universe. Besides that I actually design lots of houses (mostly designed for myself, and being very modern, colors being black, white, and bits of bright color around the rooms that really stand out), boats (I once built a luxury ship... it was about the size of Switzerland), aircraft, towns (actually sometimes I'll design a small town for me, my friends, and people I like, and just live there for couple months. Then sprout swords/maces/whatever-I-want out of my arms or something and kill everyone and leave.), cities, worlds, cultures, religions. I'm just glad I can separate the dream world from reality, or I'm sure I would have developed some kind of insane god-complex or something.

So, no, it doesn't limit me, it helps me focus my brain on designing something I want rather than being distracted by rejecting something I don't want.