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well im off to lucid dreaming lol night tw people
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Kozy - it's an interesting theory you have, but I see a hole. Many people use lucid dreaming as a form of guided meditation - and the physical purpose of meditation is to lower your brainwave activity to about the same level as right before you fall sleep. The "guided" part involves visualization techniques, which are more effective in this state because your mind is open to suggestion. Now let's assume that the "natural" imagery of dreams contains thoughts that disturb or need psychological resolution somehow. According to your theory, natural dreaming is designed to purge your mind of these. But someone capable of lucid dreaming can use it as a tool to assist in this process...
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A natural dreamer is just an observer, with little capacity for coherent reasoning and no control over the outcome. But in biological terms, lucid dreaming is just an unusually deep state of relaxation, where your brainwave level remains at the unique threshold between sleep and wakefulness. (You do enter REM.) Like traditional forms of meditation, the dream itself can become a platform for visualization, capable of influencing positive events during waking hours. So if natural dreaming were defined as erasing or archiving a blurry image, then lucid dreaming would be more like photoshopping out the noise. :)
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Trixx Turner wrote:
That's a interesting ideaA natural dreamer is just an observer, with little capacity for coherent reasoning and no control over the outcome. But in biological terms, lucid dreaming is just an unusually deep state of relaxation, where your brainwave level remains at the unique threshold between sleep and wakefulness. (You do enter REM.) Like traditional forms of meditation, the dream itself can become a platform for visualization, capable of influencing positive events during waking hours. So if natural dreaming were defined as erasing or archiving a blurry image, then lucid dreaming would be more like photoshopping out the noise. :)
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trixx, so insightful. thank you. I reread your comments a couple of times and very much agree. I'm quite interested in the brain wave effects, especially.
yogis have been purposefully guiding themselves into these types of altered brain wave states for thousands of years.
your comments gave me great food for thought. :)
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Superyan wrote:
That's a interesting idea
Nice one. Hey Superyan - I actually did write this in response to your comments (not Kozy's that was a typo). Your perspective was quite interesting as well...I have great respect for people who read to educate but draw their own conclusions. :) -
saelo2myltlfren wrote:
You are welcome! Quite true about the Yogis also. You can also do a search on brainwave levels called alpha, beta, theta, etc. as they relate to meditative states. :)trixx, so insightful. thank you. I reread your comments a couple of times and very much agree. I'm quite interested in the brain wave effects, especially.
yogis have been purposefully guiding themselves into these types of altered brain wave states for thousands of years.
your comments gave me great food for thought. :)
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Trixx Turner wrote:
Oh thanks :)Superyan wrote:
That's a interesting idea
Nice one. Hey Superyan - I actually did write this in response to your comments (not Kozy's that was a typo). Your perspective was quite interesting as well...I have great respect for people who read to educate but draw their own conclusions. :) -
Wow a friend and I were just disussing this.. Now I'm even more curious about it, thanks 😋
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I occasionally lucid dream it's incredibly fun but sometimes scary and always weird!
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Gungrave☣96 wrote:
lol your welcomeWow a friend and I were just disussing this.. Now I'm even more curious about it, thanks 😋
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thegame wrote:
how could it ever be scary it only goes by your rules at this time. at least for me it does.I occasionally lucid dream it's incredibly fun but sometimes scary and always weird!
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Usually when I figure out I'm dreaming I never do anything but I still wake up right then. I also can force myself to wake up
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To the weirdest thing of my life and the best is my dreams are only about me "doing" hot girls, this is really true i, I just don't know how but my life in dreams are the best I "do" the sexiest girls ever in my dreams it just wow
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I've got 2 worlds for ya! "Get" and "A Grip"
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💢🔥Helper🔥💢 wrote:
for me wheni go up to a person in my dreams i can not make out who they are. like if its a person i know it doesnt really look like them. it maybe confussing to you but if you remeber good enough. remember to look at the persons face and u wont say they are sexy lol hahaTo the weirdest thing of my life and the best is my dreams are only about me "doing" hot girls, this is really true i, I just don't know how but my life in dreams are the best I "do" the sexiest girls ever in my dreams it just wow
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The technique I use is to have a "trigger". It is an event while dreaming that signals you that you are indeed dreaming. My two favs are the light that won't come on when you throw the switch and reading something then looking away. When you look back to re-read it the text says something different. Fun stuff!
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Fast Freddy wrote:
the thing is that you have to remember 2 read something or throw a swithcThe technique I use is to have a "trigger". It is an event while dreaming that signals you that you are indeed dreaming. My two favs are the light that won't come on when you throw the switch and reading something then looking away. When you look back to re-read it the text says something different. Fun stuff!
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i❇ᎠεᎦτףφλ wrote:
you still don't seem to understand that there is a difference between lucidity (realizing while dreaming that you are in a dream) and the next step, which is taking control of the dream.thegame wrote:
how could it ever be scary it only goes by your rules at this time. at least for me it does.I occasionally lucid dream it's incredibly fun but sometimes scary and always weird!
please understand this and also please get that while controlling your lucid dreams is a natural state for you, it is not for everyone.
have you even read your own thread? lol
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saelo2myltlfren wrote:
sorry im not thinking clearly right now im double tasking haha. but i get what you meani❇ᎠεᎦτףφλ wrote:
you still don't seem to understand that there is a difference between lucidity (realizing while dreaming that you are in a dream) and the next step, which is taking control of the dream.thegame wrote:
how could it ever be scary it only goes by your rules at this time. at least for me it does.I occasionally lucid dream it's incredibly fun but sometimes scary and always weird!
please understand this and also please get that while controlling your lucid dreams is a natural state for you, it is not for everyone.
have you even read your own thread? lol
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Fast Freddy wrote:
those are great triggers. I've read that a lot of people like the reading text one.The technique I use is to have a "trigger". It is an event while dreaming that signals you that you are indeed dreaming. My two favs are the light that won't come on when you throw the switch and reading something then looking away. When you look back to re-read it the text says something different. Fun stuff!
not sure why I don't need triggers. I just know it's a dream and not reality the moment I'm lucid. i've never had that thought of, "is this really happening?" never had the opportunity to test whether it's a dream or not because I already know it's a dream.
which begs the question of what is triggering me into lucidity vs just staying in the natural (unaware) dream state. I have no idea but would like to know this.
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saelo2myltlfren wrote:
Fast Freddy wrote:
those are great triggers. I've read that a lot of people like the reading text one.The technique I use is to have a "trigger". It is an event while dreaming that signals you that you are indeed dreaming. My two favs are the light that won't come on when you throw the switch and reading something then looking away. When you look back to re-read it the text says something different. Fun stuff!
not sure why I don't need triggers. I just know it's a dream and not reality the moment I'm lucid. i've never had that thought of, "is this really happening?" never had the opportunity to test whether it's a dream or not because I already know it's a dream.
which begs the question of what is triggering me into lucidity vs just staying in the natural (unaware) dream state. I have no idea but would like to know ). as would i
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I actually had a sexually charged lucid dream about 3 days ago. It was with someone I know. It was weird though because I ha control but didn't have like the super powers you guys talk about. I didn't have a wet dream though because I actually moved around and ran away and did lots of things tht I couldn't have done in a regular dream. It's really hard to explain but I'm going to try and master this type of sleep. Wish me luck!
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Eyecu wrote:
luck!I actually had a sexually charged lucid dream about 3 days ago. It was with someone I know. It was weird though because I ha control but didn't have like the super powers you guys talk about. I didn't have a wet dream though because I actually moved around and ran away and did lots of things tht I couldn't have done in a regular dream. It's really hard to explain but I'm going to try and master this type of sleep. Wish me luck!
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Quelle putain de merde.
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TMT wrote:
no persanas hablamos espanual akey. hablas en inglis o no hablasQuelle putain de merde.
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