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Al
09-21-2006, 02:23 PM
Lucid dreaming is dreaming while you are fully aware that you're dreaming and can control the dream

I've just done a post (http://www.coolest-gadgets.com/20060921/control-your-dreams-with-novadreamer/) about this and would be interested to hear opinions and experiences anyone may have with lucid dreaming.

Case
09-21-2006, 09:12 PM
Ive had a lot of lucid dreams over the years but what really gets me is that i can be in a total sleep state and be aware of whats going on around me but not at that moment... for example and i cant do it on command but if two people are in the room having a conversation i could be asleep and have a dream and recall the dream after waking up and than even be able to repeat a good majority of the conversation of what was said near me while sleeping...

That was all ways weird and interesting to me not as much as lucid dreaming thats just a fun time :)

Al
09-21-2006, 09:29 PM
I think that's just called being nosey :)

If the training course didn't cost so much I'd give it a go, I reckon being able to lucid dream at will would be a cool ability to have. Once I've mastered that maybe levitation could be next :).

Case
09-21-2006, 09:33 PM
Oh it is... trust me its awsome but you dont all ways have absolute controll its weird i can barely think of a way to explain it... but its a hell of a lot of fun.

BBS
09-22-2006, 03:06 AM
You can achive lucid dreams without the device, using various techniques described in many books and/or websites. Many people tend to lucid dream just by reading about them,and it is a very awesome experience.

I own this device....however I have sinus issues and I tend to toss and turn a lot, so wearing the device is uncomfortable. I do still use it from time to time, and I think the feature that tells you how many times you had R.E.M.(dreams) is really cool. Personally I've had more lucid dreams without the device then with them.
edit:
I just wanted to mention the best way I found for myself to achive lucid dreams. When I'm sleepy I don't close my eye all the way, I leave them open just enough to look like I'm sleeping. I also found it's easier to lucid dream when I have to wake up to get a drink of water or something....I try to think about a previous dream or just think of dreaming as I doze back to sleep.

Case
09-22-2006, 06:08 AM
I notice i dont get into lucid dreams as much as i use to before i had surgery i use to have a deviated septum

palefrost
09-22-2006, 03:23 PM
I can lucid dream. The best one i ever had was with Russel Crowe.

At the time i didnt realize i liked him. We were in this bedroom together and i realized in the dream, it was a dream. At that point i was very excited because i knew i could do anything. :p I started ripping off my cloths, they went flying all over the room. The rest ill leave out.

At the end of the dream before i woke up i was waiting for him to call me again. :p I still wait. I know he will call, one night :P

Case
09-22-2006, 03:59 PM
TMI!!!! lol

wow ok no words

but yeah..

My lucid dreams are all ways action packed... I have had lucid nightmares before where it starts as a nightmare and becausei m lucide it turns int olike all most a video game its weird

Tiago
09-23-2006, 02:20 AM
I know I've had this type of dreams but can't remember exactly what happened...

clvezlys
09-23-2006, 09:30 AM
I'm working on deveoping lucid dreaming myself now. I sugest you look at stevepavlina.com, it's got some great articles on lusid dreaming.

karenlyn
09-29-2006, 10:43 AM
Hey clve, great link! I knew about lucid dreaming (have had a few, not many) but didn't have any idea that it was somthing you could develop. Very cool.

proxops-pete
09-29-2006, 04:34 PM
If you guys started to watch the new TV series entitled "Heroes", it seems to touch a bit of that topic of lucid dreams... :)

palefrost
09-29-2006, 04:48 PM
If you guys started to watch the new TV series entitled "Heroes", it seems to touch a bit of that topic of lucid dreams... :)

I love this show! Its my second favorite show on tv. Its a nice mix of sci fi and xmen added with a twist of lost. Very good character development happening.

clvezlys
09-29-2006, 08:10 PM
Hey clve, great link! I knew about lucid dreaming (have had a few, not many) but didn't have any idea that it was somthing you could develop. Very cool.
You're welcome. And i stumbled upon this just today (kind of lucid dreaming developing course, but since i only found it a few hours ago, i can't say how effective it is):
http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Lucid_Dreaming

Also, while you're on steve pavlina's website, take a look at polyphasic sleep, his webmaster articles and some paranormal stuff .

Kaiser
10-11-2006, 05:47 PM
I've been interested in lucid dreaming for years - read some books, and managed to accomplish it a few times (though they were very short). Good resources though - I'm going to start reading up more on it again...

Colster
02-10-2007, 10:04 PM
Hello all,
This is a damn interesting thread. Good work. I never knew there was an actual term for this type of dreamstate.

Does emotion, diet and attitude determine Lucid sleep patterns?

Has anyone ever continued a dream from where it left off the previous night?

That is when dreams become almost, dare I say supernatural!

mike007
01-19-2008, 07:16 PM
WInkipedia .com i suggest you to log in abd search for lusid dreams articles there are a ton of them there ..

devilsmaster
01-24-2008, 08:22 AM
Oh! Always have lucid dream with Liendro da caprio. He is sooooooooooooo cute.