i Had Another Lucid Dream Last Night =D

[Coelho]

Originally I was just trying to get the out of body experience, but ended up with a lucid dream. Not sure if the method helped with the dream or if it was just a coincidence though.

Well... lucid dreaming and OOBEs are very closely related... my capacity to become lucid in the dreams increased several fold when i started to learn OOBE techniques... even cause some of this techniques involve being aware youre falling asleep, or retaining your consciousness during this process, so when you master it, being aware that youre dreaming is like a by-product of it.
In a certain way, an OOBE can be regarded as a special kind of lucid dream, where youre "dreaming" about the reality: the things you see in this "dream" are the real things that exist in the world, instead the usual dream-stuff, of what the normal dreams are made.

[Weekend_Warrior]

What i use to induce lucid creams is put a bag of mugwort uner my pillow and id say it works, look it up on erowid.

[GreenDestiny]

The last few times that I was able to have lucid dreams I tried a technique of just looking at my hands in the dream. Just look at them and concentrate on them. I don't know exactly why it works, but so far i'm 2 for 2 when I tried it.

Other than that, my dreams can be pretty vivid, and totally random and wild. I love it!

[Coelho]

The last few times that I was able to have lucid dreams I tried a technique of just looking at my hands in the dream. Just look at them and concentrate on them. I don't know exactly why it works, but so far i'm 2 for 2 when I tried it.

This technique is a classical one... it is in the book Journey to Ixtlan... in the book, Don Juan Matus, an indian shaman, teaches this technique to Carlos Castaneda (the author), to help him to start "dreaming", which is his name for lucid dreaming/OOBE.

[silkyblue]

bag of mugwort uner my pillow and id say it works, look it up on erowid.

other drug talk is taboo on the board ?


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