seeking_brilliance

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  1. Ok that's cool. I don't always remember dreams every night. Have you tried taking 5-htp before bed? Awesome. So you had a spontaneous realization based on circumstances instead of recognising a dream sign and performing a reality check. There's many ways to skin a tiger. However, do you have experience with reality check practice, and would you like help with a customised plan? Also sounds like you attempted a WBTB but it teetered out. We can work on improving this skill. That absolutely fine. I still do that. If you'd like we could come up with a cool dream goal like teleportation.
  2. That's a good one ?. I'll get to your reply soon, I'm at work.
  3. @abrakamowse I recommend one of these pens : https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07K9FP2HH/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_iaBKFbK89R0FT?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1 So that you can write at any time of night. If you always wait till morning the threads of recall may be too frayed. Those are good reality checks, another one is to pinch your nose and see if you can still breathe. But actually performing the check is only half the practice. What do you use for reminders? That was what I was offering to tailor to your preference. You can do anything that might be repetitive during a normal day. So one idea is just to set alarms on your phone or watch. There are also apps that will do this for you. You can also perform a reality check every time you pass through a door, or every time you look up at the sky. You should pick something that holds a bit of meaning to you, for stronger effect. An alternative to dream journaling, or at least a great supplement, is to have someone to tell your dreams too. IMO verbalising your dreams is more powerful than writing them down. Do you have someone you could tell your dreams to on a regular basis?
  4. Manifest as a higher vibrational being if you want to explore the higher realms. Likewise, perhaps there's an experience of the fridge that's completely hellish.
  5. Matthew 7:12 - "So in everything, do unto others what you would have them do to you, for this sums up the Law and the Prophets." (Commentary below) Mark 12:31, Luke 10:27 - "...Love your neighbor as yourself..."
  6. Ah the answer to the question. (Am I dreaming?) I AM ?
  7. What would be your reality check?
  8. Are there any distinct feelings which arise when you feel at home?
  9. Do you still keep a dream journal? Do you have someone to tell your dreams to? Do you recall what caused you to remember that you were dreaming? Like did something whacky happen that you said "I must be dreaming!" or did you randomly have the remembrence with nothing particular happening at all? How long did it last? If you could have a lucid dream tonight, what would you do?
  10. 1. Actually lots of praise and adoration will do. ? 2. It's definitely a good sign. When you are vivid you will notice more dream signs. This is all about getting your dream self to say "am I DREAMING?" and then perform a reality check. It sounds like the shrooms did a good job and opened you up, and that's because you were already on the way to opening to the dream world. this is the perfect time to begin using as many methods of attracting lucidity as you can handle. Give me some examples of how they became more creative. Don't worry, there's nothing wasted - - since merely telling me about your dreams will strengthen that connection. Awesome. So you performed WBTB. This means you woke up, and consciously entered the dream world through hypnagogia. If you've done it once you can do it again! Do you see images when you are drifting off and /waking up? By the way this is a very coveted technique... Hehe like extra practice? Ok but only if you promise to take a vacation every now and then. You can go literally anywhere. Ok so if you'd like I can help you come up with a personalised reality check regimen, and tips on the WBTB method. This will double your chances of becoming lucid. I bet I could help you get lucid in only 29 mins and 20 secs per day. Dream recognition ( vivid dreaming leading to reality checks) is like backdooring the personality and memories of @Loving Radiance into the dream self. Which is the same as saying the dream self becomes lucid (becomes @Loving Radiance ). You become lucid. WBTB and WILD is entering the the dream consciously and with memories already in tact. They are the most direct methods. We can work on both if you'd like. I want in on the joke! Who's Jason? **cough sorry I thought I was on mute...
  11. now accepting donations on behalf of an overworked agent who shall remain unnamed. Cash only.
  12. If two or more of us stand in a field at night, and look up, are we seeing the same moon?
  13. @electroBeam (bug) @abrakamowse you will greatly benefit from a foundation of vivid dreaming. It's in these vivid dreams where you can do the reality checks. The goal should be to remember at least one dream per night, if not all six. Dream journaling will fix this, along with memory recall exercises and games. In the meantime you can use other methods like WBTB, (wake back to bed) or WILD ( wake induced lucid Dreaming), to consciously enter the 'dream land'. or attempting a body exit into Astral. You can also perform reality checks thoroughout the day, and if you'd like I can help tailor one to your preference.
  14. Hi there, Here's some questions to start : Do you have vivid dreams on a regular basis? Have you had a lucid dream before? Why do you want to lucid dream? How much work are you willing to put into lucid dreaming more frequently, or even on demand? (very advanced)
  15. @electroBeam (phone bug) Ah OK. Was this a spontaneous LD, or did you practice attraction? (reality checks, affirmations, mantras or other methods)
  16. Nope the call only costs your soul. I urge you to try it again, but this time have a dream goal in mind. What is something that would be amazing to experience? Anything at all.
  17. @electroBeam first of all, and this is not a main function of our hotline, but we can address why you are waking up from these dreams. Why do you think? Yes lucid Dreaming can provide clarity on these issues, but that is very dependent on you, since of course it will be you and only you providing that clarity. Don't be fooled by that though. As @dflores321 mentioned, you can summon a dream /spirit guide. Of course this is just a dream character and by default you are only talking to yourself, but this dream character/self refraction is not bound by the ego such as @electroBeam pretends to be throughout day and sleep. It is wise. You are wise. All that being said it's still highly dependent on the dreamer to accept and allow this wisdom, or to even request it. (please no info wars about free will here ?) When you wake up from these night terrors, how quickly do you fall back to sleep, if at all? (by the way @dflores321 and @Michal__those were great reasons. And there's plenty more)
  18. @electroBeam ? Haha yes, one of the caveats of lucid Dreaming attraction is you have to put aside the idea that you are dreaming while awake. For the purposes of the work, a distinction must be drawn, of course it would be easier if they were two different words, but alas... (and this is not entirely true, but best for beginners. Unless you take the more direct approach of meditating into a lucid dream and /or can intuitively tell the 'difference' when you asked 'are you dreaming?')
  19. OK guys thank you, @electroBeam might start his own magical thread about the whys of lucid Dreaming, this one is about the hows?
  20. Time for a reality check. Ding! Are you dreaming RIGHT NOW?
  21. @Member when you learn to lucid dream, you will realise that there's no such thing as stealing. (in context of course).