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I use the Lucid Dream dose from time to time when I meditate before bed. It hasn't really helped me get lucid, but it's very relaxing. I fall asleep within maybe 10 minutes after i've meditated to it.
I've been thinking about trying it during a WBTB sometime, but I doubt it'll work as far as lucidity goes
The sp could have simply been because you may not have been moving over a long period of time, could have nothing to do with the dose. However, I did experience sp by using the LD dose and it was quite different then the normal sp I encounter.Quote:
Originally Posted by Axel
Try this one: Brain Flex. It's free. :boogie:
WTF, "Please do not listen to this while driving, flying a spaceship or any other activity that may need your full attention for safety."Quote:
Originally Posted by Kelah
I tried trip last night, and had one of the most vivid dreams I've had in a while O_o. It worked somewhat, but not to the extent to which I thought it would. Probably because I was somewhat freaked out. Lucid dream though just puts me to sleep, so I use it to sleep =D.
That's probably subliminal messaging for "USE THIS AND YOU'LL FLY SPACESHIPS!!!"Quote:
Originally Posted by TempleGuard
Lol.
iDoser is a load of crap, at least the "customer responses". They all claim the extacy one makes your entire body orgasm, which it doesn't do, lol.
Hand of God doesn't do much either, but it's really good for blocking out background noise and blocking out your thoughts...
I think that the Hand of God was the one that had some effect over me. I once listened all of it on my way to this big praty, and I was kindda stuned there, but beer helped, too.. :roll:
I had it on my mp3 player. Its good for falling asleep and waking up with a headache :P
I just, er... found, The Hand of God mp3 so I'm gonna give it a shot and see what happens.. I've given a few presets on BWG a shot and experienced results that have really aided my meditation, sleep and concentration..
Wonder what God looks like lol ;)
[[Edit]] Ok I backed out at the last minute.. i read a couple of reviews where claims of screaming and terror were present and i just thought.. Why the f**k would I wanna put myself through that :bang: lol
Settled for another relaxing meditation session.. :)
MrDamon..don't be afraid. Nothing happened to me when I did it. It felt just like weed and all the other doses. All of them feel the same to me. It just sorta feels like i'm going into SP.
Since the name of this section of the forums is research team, I will move away from a debate and tell you what I have found through personal experiments. I can accurately verify any affects (that iDoser is supposed to SIMULATE) through personal experience with just about every drug you can name. We can advance our knowledge of binaural beats and not just iDoser.
I have iDoser and like everyone else, I was a bit skeptic. So, i used my friends as gineau pigs for this. I gave my one friend the headphones (big headphones like it says to use) and told him the dose was called out of body. To make this an experiment, I actually gave him cocaine. After 10 minutes of the dose, he throws the headphones off and said it freaked him out because his arms were going numb. So that is a pretty accurate affect.
Personally, I have only been trying to get the lucid dream dose to work, since it is the main topic for the whole forum. Every night I have listened to the Lucid Dream dose before sleep I had a vivid dream but never lucid. The night after (or next dream period), however, I had a lucid dream 100% of the time! This has worked about 4 or 5 times, and it also seems to have lasting affects into the next dream session.
Last time I did this, I listened to the track and had a vivid dream (not lucid) about george lopez. Anyway, the whole next day I didn't think about lucid dreaming. I did no reality checks throughout the day because I was so sure that I was going to be lucid that night and sure enough, it worked. I'm sure there is a link between my success and the feeling of certainty that I will succeed, but for now, it's iDoser. That's some strong placebo there.
A little background. I'm a natural lucid dreamer. I was lucid quite often as a kid and after i saw the movie twister i began having lucid nightmares about tornadoes. I began to put dreaming completely out of my mind until I stumbled on iDoser (about 9 years later). iDoser taught me what lucid dreaming was and from there I discovered this site. After 9 years in which I cannot remember a single dream, I started naturally lucid dreaming again witht the aid of iDoser.
Since I have had some proof that this program may accurately simulate a few mental states, I am going to conduct some sort of experiment. The lucid dream dose seems to work just about every time the sleep period AFTER I listen to it. I listened to it last night before I went to sleep which means I should be lucid tonight (and I had the usual vivid dream as described in the post before this). I will wait a few more nights before I choose another dose to listen to before I go to sleep. If I am not lucid the night after I listen to the other dose, then I can make a safe assumption that iDoser is more than just placebo.
edit: To avoid double post, I will not make another post.
update: I was lucid for a short period and the dream skipped and I lost it. I haven't been keeping a DJ in quite some time so that is probably the reason for this. In a few days I will listen to a different dose before going to sleep...