Thread: DC Experiment (anyone tried this?)

I've asked them to tell me to become lucid the next time I saw them, but they have yet to reappear.

As for asking them how much time you have left, that is probably not a good idea. For instance, if they tell you that you are about to wake up, chances are that the placebo effect will automatically wake you.

I called my "dream guide" this morning and told him to make me lucid next time. I am going to try it again tomorrow. The dream wasn't real good and I don't think my dream guide is the guy in my avatar.

It might be a while before I can try this, since I'm not quite that good at LDing yet. I think phrasing would be important in several of the cases, as Hazel said it might be disasterous to receive a response like "You'll wake up right about... now."

I've asked them to tell me to become lucid the next time I saw them, but they have yet to reappear.

Maybe it would work if you suggested they appear in the next dream, or scene, or ... er... whatever you'd call it. That could function as a powerful dream sign. I get the feeling directly asking your subconscious to help you become lucid is a fruitless endeavour. You'll probably have to be a little crafty in your approach.

Originally Posted by Mercen_505

It might be a while before
Maybe it would work if you suggested they appear in the next dream, or scene, or ... er... whatever you'd call it. That could function as a powerful dream sign. I get the feeling directly asking your subconscious to help you become lucid is a fruitless endeavour. You'll probably have to be a little crafty in your approach.

Forcing your subconscious to dream about a particular person?

Originally Posted by mrdeano

Forcing your subconscious to dream about a particular person?

Yeah. Less like forcing and more like subtly coercing

You can get things into your dreams through autosuggestion, but I figured it might be more effective to find a way to accomplish this from within a dream.

Originally Posted by Mercen_505

Yeah. Less like forcing and more like subtly coercing

You can get things into your dreams through autosuggestion, but I figured it might be more effective to find a way to accomplish this from within a dream.

If I find myself in a conversation with a DC tonight, I will ask some questions
Need to think of some goods ones though.

I reckon that it should turn out to be relatively easy to do once you learn to associate the ideas of realising that you are in a dream with the specific dream character entrance you have imagined or induced.

It's like autosuggestion inside your head! When you are most easily suggested in your subconscious. I'll report again tomorrow.

I forgot to add, I personally don't believe there are such things as dream guides but I wanted to see if I could really ask my subconscious to make something to show up in all of my dreams.

Morpheus once told me i was dreaming. I laughed at him for ages until he finally convinced me. Then i was fully lucid and felt rather silly.

I've been pretty ill since I first posted, so I haven't had any chance for an LD

One thing in particular I'd like to try is asking a DC to help me remember the entire dream. I'm going to try phrasing it like this: "Help me burn this whole experience into my mind, so I'll never forget it."

Good luck!

Originally Posted by Mercen_505

[*]Help you stabilize and prolong the current dream.

I tried that once, and it worked. The dream became magically stabilized, although before that it was getting distorted.

there was a task of the month that involved going into your room, and waking yourself up. Maybe we could put a spin on it.

Go and find or summon yourself, and tell yourself to get lucid next time, remember your dreams ect. Since it's you, it would seem to have more effect than just telling a random DC. But that's just me thinking.