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I DISCOVERED A NEW LUCID DREAMING TECHNIQUE {ADVANCED}

#1 · March 6, 2024, 8:14 am

Quote from Dopely on March 6, 2024, 8:14 am

July 31, 2021, 12:15 am

Im pretty excited about this. Im putting this in the advanced category of techniques due to the specific situation you need to land yourself in.

I may not be the first to think of this, but i haven't seen this anywhere else, and the prospects of this technique have me stoked.

So. Simple premise, but harder than it sounds to execute.

You need to land yourself in a dream, non-lucid, where you are in a situation where you are about to use the dream machine from the movie "inception".

Once there, you use the machine, to create any dream you want, and you know its a dream. Its trippy lol, a dream within a dream. One layer your non-lucid, the next layer you are lucid. Its Weird and I cant even begin to describe.

I will say, this lucid dream, was one of the best ive ever had, it had a strong foundation, meaning this; sometimes in a dream when you become lucid you can kind of freak out and get excited and end up waking up, its hard to keep lucid dreams going, there's techniques to stop this, but in this dream i didnt need them cuz that didnt happen. The full time i was fully aware i was lucid with total control.

Which is the next thing i wanna talk about, control. In lucid dreams sometimes you can be a god and create things out of nothing, but most of the time that's not how it is, your not neo in the matrix, at least for me personally, i don't wanna speak for others. BUT, in this dream, I had total control of things that were happening, and what i wanted to happen.

But back to the matter at hand, this was just a solid lucid dream. It was just a better experience all around, in terms of clarity, control, strength, whatever you wanna measure it by, it was insane. Ive been lucid dreaming for 15+ years, actively researching it, perfecting techniques. This was the best, but probably the hardest.

I recommend using the easiest method to get into the base dream... that is, going to sleep, with an alarm set to wake you up 2 or 4 or 6 hrs in to your sleep, then after your awoken, lie there waiting to fall back asleep, while you think of nothing but the situation you want to find yourself in with immense focus and detail. Perhaps even play that scene from inception while you fall back asleep.

July 31, 2021, 12:15 am

Im pretty excited about this. Im putting this in the advanced category of techniques due to the specific situation you need to land yourself in.

I may not be the first to think of this, but i haven't seen this anywhere else, and the prospects of this technique have me stoked.

So. Simple premise, but harder than it sounds to execute.

You need to land yourself in a dream, non-lucid, where you are in a situation where you are about to use the dream machine from the movie "inception".

Once there, you use the machine, to create any dream you want, and you know its a dream. Its trippy lol, a dream within a dream. One layer your non-lucid, the next layer you are lucid. Its Weird and I cant even begin to describe.

I will say, this lucid dream, was one of the best ive ever had, it had a strong foundation, meaning this; sometimes in a dream when you become lucid you can kind of freak out and get excited and end up waking up, its hard to keep lucid dreams going, there's techniques to stop this, but in this dream i didnt need them cuz that didnt happen. The full time i was fully aware i was lucid with total control.

Which is the next thing i wanna talk about, control. In lucid dreams sometimes you can be a god and create things out of nothing, but most of the time that's not how it is, your not neo in the matrix, at least for me personally, i don't wanna speak for others. BUT, in this dream, I had total control of things that were happening, and what i wanted to happen.

But back to the matter at hand, this was just a solid lucid dream. It was just a better experience all around, in terms of clarity, control, strength, whatever you wanna measure it by, it was insane. Ive been lucid dreaming for 15+ years, actively researching it, perfecting techniques. This was the best, but probably the hardest.

I recommend using the easiest method to get into the base dream... that is, going to sleep, with an alarm set to wake you up 2 or 4 or 6 hrs in to your sleep, then after your awoken, lie there waiting to fall back asleep, while you think of nothing but the situation you want to find yourself in with immense focus and detail. Perhaps even play that scene from inception while you fall back asleep.