Lucid Dream Assistant

**fautzo** · 06-23-2011 09:49 PM

So basically a few months ago I heard about this DOS program called Lucid Dreamer Assistant. I then promptly forgot about it.

I got Dosbox yesterday to run some old games and decided, "Hey, why not try out that Lucid dream program"? So I did (It's a miracle that the download link even worked hah). Apparently a lot of people have lucid dreams within very short use of it (Some stories say 1 day), and I can kinda see why. This is a solid looking program, and it breaks a bunch of reality checks down into one place. It basically is just a bunch of tests like, "read the word, close your eyes, then read it again", or "turn the light on by pressing r, and turn it off by pressing r again"

Basically, it's simple, yet effective. The point is to do a WBTB (haha I think this software was made before the term was even coined, 1995) and when you get up you do all the excersizes. If all goes well, you should be doing the program in your dream, notice the faults, and become lucid.

So yea, I'm going to try it tonight, and see if it works. I'll post my results here.

If anybody else wants it, go to 12 Free Software Programs for Lucid Dreaming: Train Your Mind To Have a Lucid Dream! | Dreaming Life

or just use the direct download http://www.dreaminglife.org/download..._assistant.exe

HAVE FUN

**kulonom** · 06-24-2011 06:19 AM

Hmmm this looks interesting, and my Dosbox hasn't been used since i stopped playing jetpack >.>
I'm going to try in tonight!

**fautzo** · 06-25-2011 04:20 AM

Welp. I don't even really remember my dream lol. Ah well, I didn't actually use the software correctly, I did it before going to bed, instead of doing a wbtb. I'll try again tomorrow.

**kulonom** · 06-25-2011 08:00 AM

hmmm, i tried this last night, doing a WBTB, and although i didn't go lucid (can't really expect that to miraculously happen after one night i guess) i did seem to have an improved recall... probably just because my mind was focused on it.