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Thread: Lucid Dreaming (dreaming while knowing you're dreaming) is beyond amazing [100% SRS]

post 1545070201 02-27-2018, 08:37 PM
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Originally Posted By jwalker42⏩
Fuark, logged into confirm this is where I stopped. It's addictive as hell and really fun though. Killed my self multiple times by walking off buildings at first because I didn't know how to fly. Asked my consciousness and he told me lol. I could build and destroy entire galaxies by the end. Mess with time. Spawn. Teleort etc.. it was better than irl and I'm not proud to say I that. The moment I started messing with gravity the dudes with white hair showed up. I had some fun and gained some real insight by talking directly to my unconscious mind. Would really wish more people did it and stfu up about sleep paralysis being scary.
reoccurring themes in dreams between different people and chit like this is what makes me say no thx jeff every time I consider trying to purposefully lucid dream
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post 1545070501 02-27-2018, 08:39 PM
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I've only noticed I was dreaming a few times. Usually if I'm sick or under the weather and I know I feel terrible while sleeping. Sometimes have the same dream over and over waking up in between which I think sparks it. Other is bad dreams I usually force myself out of.
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Originally Posted By iwant2beswole⏩
reoccurring themes in dreams between different people and chit like this is what makes me say no thx jeff every time I consider trying to purposefully lucid dream
lol I understand
post 1545074291 02-27-2018, 09:21 PM
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Originally Posted By Dorich⏩
Interesting.

Some of my craziest experiences involve Wake Initiated Lucid Dreams (WILD), going from a sleep paralysis state directly into a dream. The first few times scared the crap out of me. Auditory/visual hallucinations were terrifying before the dream began to form in front of my eyes.
Weird man, exactly what you described happened to me when i was taking phenibut before bed. Scary ****ing ****, i had no idea what was going on. I thought i was awake but i couldn't move and i could feel/see a demonic shadow right above me.
post 1545092011 02-28-2018, 03:51 AM
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my dreams are fuzzy and unclear, any advice for lucid dreaming?
post 1545092731 02-28-2018, 04:22 AM
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Originally Posted By Meatwagon42⏩
my dreams are fuzzy and unclear, any advice for lucid dreaming?
Practice all day awareness, keep a dream journal
post 1545092851 02-28-2018, 04:26 AM
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I know I'm dreaming but it feels real. I'm watching myself and being an actor at the same time.
post 1545095171 02-28-2018, 05:33 AM
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take a ZMA supplement for the most insanely vivid dreams you can imagine srs
post 1545102271 02-28-2018, 07:47 AM
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Damn I heard about that, never tried it though.
post 1545102961 02-28-2018, 07:57 AM
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so how u get one? no pillow?
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Originally Posted By Dude.Jon⏩
Learned how to lucid dream when I was like 8 without realizing it (tried to remind myself I was in a dream so I could say curse words).

Now I lucid dream usually every night.

Normally I just float around in a meditative state, teleport or spawn super cars, planes, rockets, motorcycles, landscapes, etc for fun if I have to wake up soon.

After learning certain techniques,aliens with white hair started showing up as I went lucid and showed/taught me things. Won't go into detail but, each time it happens, I wake up in a very strange state.

Recently been trying to master field projections and leaving the body all together.
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Every lucid dream I've had eventually degenerated into me grabbing and banging any female that appeared in my dream. I also gained the ability to fly and go through walls, which helped in my search for women. Once I got too lucid though, I always woke up.

I had these a lot more when I was younger. Don't remember the last time I've had one.
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Originally Posted By MediocreGains⏩
Every lucid dream I've had eventually degenerated into me grabbing and banging any female that appeared in my dream.
Always felt that this whole lucid dreaming business is about this. Any honest lucid dreamers can confirm?
post 1545105121 02-28-2018, 08:25 AM
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Do it all the time. Steering the dream into where you want it to go is fun (and can be hnnnggg)
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post 1545105841 02-28-2018, 08:35 AM
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I've had a WILD one time. It was truly wild. After getting through the sleep paralysis, I jumped straight into a conscious dream that started in the same lying on my back position in my room. I got out of bed and started walking to do things but I kept losing clarity. I knew I was dreaming cause I could still feel the pillow on the back of my head. So I kept looked at my hands, clapping, and spun around to regain focus. It didn't last long and ultimately I never made it out of my room before waking up.

I wish I could explore lucid dreaming fully, but it takes a lot of work to achieve. You have to keep a sleep journal and really put some effort into lucid dreaming. At the end of the day, I don't think the effort is worth it. I don't sleep as well because of nightmares and thinking about the meaning my dreams when I was trying to keep a dream journal. In my normal state, I don't have to worry about any of that stuff because I completely forget my dreams 30 seconds after I wake up. I think I prefer it that way.
post 1545107651 02-28-2018, 08:54 AM
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there is a very possible big dark downside to this, all i can say, stay safe boys
Originally Posted By Dude.Jon⏩
After learning certain techniques, aliens with white hair started showing up as I went lucid and showed/taught me things. Won't go into detail but, each time it happens, I wake up in a very strange state.

Recently been trying to master field projections and leaving the body all together.
they arent aliens , at least not in sense you think, be carefull brother (srs)
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post 1545108941 02-28-2018, 09:06 AM
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Did the pushing fingers through hand and counting fingers reality check for the first time. Last night in dream finger hit my palm sparks flew and its sounded like a gunshot. Thought I woke up but I had 3 fingers on my hand. I dont think I realiized it was a dream though. What did I do wrong?
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Originally Posted By SerbianSickKant⏩
there is a very possible big dark downside to this, all i can say, stay safe boys

they arent aliens , at least not in sense you think, be carefull brother (srs)
It's all on our heads tho. They ain't real demons or something if that's what you mean.
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Originally Posted By halfbreedbrah⏩
Did the pushing fingers through hand and counting fingers reality check for the first time. Last night in dream finger hit my palm sparks flew and its sounded like a gunshot. Thought I woke up but I had 3 fingers on my hand. I dont think I realiized it was a dream though. What did I do wrong?
You had whats known as a false awakening, but the answer to you question is quite simple: your lucidity was very low, almost nonexistent. This happens with newbies and even some advanced people from time to time. There's just something in that moment that prevents you from realizing you're dreaming.

And the whole topic is interesting, I mean, why don't we all lucid dream all the time? Your brain puts a whole lot of effort into convincing you that you're not dreaming, even when it's very obvious sometimes.
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Originally Posted By vsportsguy⏩
I've had a WILD one time. It was truly wild. After getting through the sleep paralysis, I jumped straight into a conscious dream that started in the same lying on my back position in my room. I got out of bed and started walking to do things but I kept losing clarity. I knew I was dreaming cause I could still feel the pillow on the back of my head. So I kept looked at my hands, clapping, and spun around to regain focus. It didn't last long and ultimately I never made it out of my room before waking up.
Good job on getting through sleep paralysis right into a dream. This can be terrifying if accompanied by auditory chit like voices or loud sounds. I used to feel pressure as if something is crushing my ribs prior to the dream forming. Yeah, this time you never made it out of your room because the dreamed failed to stabilize. It's not always like that though.
I wish I could explore lucid dreaming fully, but it takes a lot of work to achieve. You have to keep a sleep journal and really put some effort into lucid dreaming. At the end of the day, I don't think the effort is worth it. I don't sleep as well because of nightmares and thinking about the meaning my dreams when I was trying to keep a dream journal. In my normal state, I don't have to worry about any of that stuff because I completely forget my dreams 30 seconds after I wake up. I think I prefer it that way.
It's certainly not for someone who is busy. I wish I had more time to put my mind to it, because I truly had some mindblowing experiences. I'm even convinced that it's possible to affect your physical body in a lucid dream, when it comes to speeding up healing wounds, recovering better from an illness etc.
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Any chance of coma or heart attack from this? Had a death one once where I knew it was a dream but watched my self still bleed out. Woke up heart was pumping like I had been running.
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lol wtf i'm not the only one experiencing the guys with the white hair and weird smiles? not sure if i'd describe them as aliens though

as soon as they started appearing things got really horrific, and i gave up on it all together
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dreams are where the ego sleeps and the subconscious awakens. having control of this is the greatest experience
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Originally Posted By MediocreGains⏩
Every lucid dream I've had eventually degenerated into me grabbing and banging any female that appeared in my dream.
Lulz, can't believe this took until page 2. I've always had vivid and insane dreams, but rarely ever sex dreams. I always dream about what I think about, except sex. Maybe I just think about it too much?? I just wanna have sex dreams.
So now that I'm an old fukker, most of my lucid dreaming is triggered by the fact that I have to pee early in the morning when dreaming is most vivid. If I have to pee, but can't find a toilet, or can't go, it's a dream. As soon as I realize this, I try to find someone to phuck lol.
The one time this actually worked, my sister was the only person around in the dream (and objectively, my uglier sister). But I'm like ehhh, it's just a dream, doesn't matter. So I'm jackhammering her doggystyle trying to blow before I wake up, but it doesn't work. Kind of disturbing, but you know what they say, if you tell your dreams they'll never come true. So I'm telling you guys now to ensure that it never comes true.
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Originally Posted By JayDubbs932⏩
Also, never call your cell phone # in your lucid dream. Beware.
Don't think I've ever seen or touched a telephone during a dream. But I also didn't spend my formative years glued to one, so maybe that's the difference.
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Haven't lucid dreamed since I was a child. There are ways to do it on youtube but I'm scared to try it because sometimes lucid dreams come with sleep paralysis....F*ck that.
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Idk if I’ve ever had a lucid dream but I’ve had sleep paralysis. Never saw anything but just felt like someone is in my bedroom and I woke up screaming help only to realize I’m not really screaming and just mumbling
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meh, most of my dreams are lucid dreams, and they're not as trippy as the others where I DONT KNOW I'm dreaming.

It's the dreams that feel like real life that are crazy, where you wake up and you think whatever happened actually happened.
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Originally Posted By MediocreGains⏩
Every lucid dream I've had eventually degenerated into me grabbing and banging any female that appeared in my dream. I also gained the ability to fly and go through walls, which helped in my search for women. Once I got too lucid though, I always woke up.

I had these a lot more when I was younger. Don't remember the last time I've had one.
Tried to rep but on spread. Literally loled at "also gained the ability to fly and go through walls, which helped in my search for women"
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Originally Posted By seanb1979⏩
I've tried to do it on purpose but can't seem to. Mostly have been trying with sound tracks from youtube that claim to induce it. They do seem to help me sleep deeper though.
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