Thank you so much for telling us this.Its was my 3rd night meditating and when i went to sleep i ended up having 5dreams 3short lucid dreams and 1 very long lucid dream I ABSOLUTELY LOVED IT
Cheers for this, I been tryin to find out about "how to induce lucid dreams" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Siyaarter Unimaginable Superiority - (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now ) ? It is a great one of a kind guide for discovering how to improve your lucid dreaming results minus the hard work. Ive heard some awesome things about it and my mate got great results with it.
Just as an update. To be 100% sure that it was the meditation causing these extra lucid dreams, I took a few days off my nightly meditation. Sure enough, lucid dreams stopped. I then resumed meditation, and broke the 11 dream record - had 13 lucid dreams a couple of nights ago in one night! This is definitely my new favourite indirect induction technique. :)
Tipharot Hey man so it's been like a month since I moved from my old house to a new one and ever since my dream recall has fallen from 8 dreams with ease to 3 dreams with lot's of trouble.Is it really the change of enviroment? or is it something else? any advice on how to boost my dream recall? Please don't suggest drugs though.
A dream journal as I suggested in my original lucid dreaming video is the way to increase dream recall. Even if you only have vague recollection of your dreams, write them down as soon as you wake up. Do that every single day without fail and your dream recall will go up.
If you're already writing in your dream journal every morning as soon as you wake up, then try adding more detail to what you write down. While it's fine to just write a brief vague note describing what happened, if you add more clarity to it, it'll help with you having more clarity in recall the next night. Next up I suggest the method mentioned in this video, i.e. 20-30 minutes of meditation in the last hour before bed.
I started writing down my dreams since November 2nd and it's November 20th as of today. And I have had a total of 3 level 1 lucid dreams. The bad thing is every time I realize I am lucid I wake up, not because I am excited. But over dumb stuff... one of them I levitated and fell on my face so I woke up. The 2nd it was a dream where I was inside of a dream (so dream inside a dream) and the dream inside the dream I was lucid. But when I woke up (So back to my 1rst dream) I still didn't know I was lucid XD
Yep false awakenings (where you think you wake up but you're actually just in another dream) are pretty common. If you want to avoid those, a good trick is: When you wake up in the morning, perform some reality check immediately. Once you get into the habit of checking if you're dreaming as soon as you wake up.. you'll do the same during false awakenings, and bam, you'll know you're dreaming!
Kylodor i once was lucid in a dream of my dream and it was really weird because i was completely lucid in the dream of my dream after i woke up even though my room was different and i had 3 fingers i was not lucid
When you sleep, your acting heart rate decreases into your resting heart rate which is typically slower, and at times when you fall asleep, your heart rate decreases too quickly. Often, when one's heart rate decreases quickly, it means you are dying, add the fact that your muscles and such are limp, your body basically panics. It sends you into a jolt as you wake because it thought you were dying and woke you up in hopes of bringing your heart rate back into your AHR (Active Heart Rate) and preventing you from death (of course you won't actually die but your body thinks it and tries to prevent that)
Ted Schm In the Mythos created by author HP Lovecraft reality is merely a dream when the creature that it's dreaming it, Azathoth, the daemon sultan, wakes up, we vanish from existance.
Uto Resa 519 its also a religious belief, christians, islam, ancient egypt, incas, indians, nords, just about every ancient culture. no need to call me names are you offended or something? i would love for you to try and debunk it but you can't
I just heard about lucid dreaming and am FASCINATED! My research has brought me to your channel and I immediately began meditating and trying some of the techniques as of two days ago. So far no luck! I am having trouble remembering my dreams upon first waking, though sometimes they come back to me later in the day. I've been meditating for 20 minutes twice a day - once before bed. Unfortunately my sleep last night was awful! The first night I meditated I fell asleep with no problems and slept well. Last night though I couldn't get to sleep and I randomly woke up around 3. I tried going back to sleep and just couldn't (too bad too since I had set my alarm to try catching the REM cycle and going back to sleep) . Since I just started with this, I imagine it's a fluke but it's kinda funny that my sleep actually got worse after meditating xD I suspect I am just TOO excited about the possibility of lucid dreaming to fall asleep! I'm gonna keep going and hope as I continue things improve! Thanks for this channel, it's deeply interesting and I hope I can start lucid dreaming soon!
Lucid Dreaming Tips: (in dream) 1. Ask anyone to show you a magic trick 2. Taste random objects...or food (this ones a trip) 3. If you're opening a door imagine an ironman suit on the other side etc. 4. Sex...lots and lots of sex...anywhere, anytime, with anyone. Just don't be so surprised if they warp into an alien or some other crazy shit...but always, always finish..or else
Well, one time someone showed me how to shoot fire and ice blasts/balls (very fun), and another time someone showed me their ear was detachable! Very fun. I miss lucid dreaming...for me I have to focus on it a little or I just randomly have them maybe 1-2 times a month.
I had a dream that I was worshiping a sexy foot. I was licking for so long (my longest foot worship dream) that the sole became pruned. All of a sudden, the girl morphed into a transsexual which freaked me out, so I woke up lol
thanks thanks for sharing your dream experiences. That's my favorite thing to listen to about lucid dreaming because it just shows you that you can't make this stuff up. Like the way people talk about it and the way I talk about my dreams it's so real it's not something that I just made up out of nowhere or that you just made up out of nowhere so thanks
A while back I would sometimes wake up when my parents would get ready for work. I would just stay in my bed and close my eyes. Eventually I would try to restart the dream that was interrupted, and I was able too. When I continued it I could sort of change something if I didn't like it (similar to reading a page of a choose your own adventure book, and then turning back to choose a new page because you didn't like what happened). The whole time I was aware that I was sleeping, but I didn't even think that I was lucid dreaming. It's confusing, but I still reminded myself that I had to get up for school soon and that I wanted the story to keep going. It was like a plot that never ended, but it wasn't consciously conjured by myself. Is this a lucid dream? If not, is there a term to describe what this is? Thank you.
So the links at the end are a little out of time with me talking - that's because the new endscreen feature only allows me to put links in the last 20 seconds of the video, and my talking at the end went on a little longer. Still getting used to keeping the outro section < 20 seconds!
so i watched your 1. vid and said i would try it tomorrow but then someone woke me up and i was like MY CHANCE!! so lied down back and tryed to go back to my dream and it almost worked i saw that i was waking up and spined around like crazy but i still woke up but amost worked
Hey Tipharot, can you make a video about dream guides. Like a dream character who shows you the ways of lucid dreams whilst in a dream, I've always wanted to meet my very own dream guide, could you maybe try it yourself and make it a video for it? Thanks!!
I've noticed since I've been attempting to astral project the relaxed medative state I've been getting into to have definitely triggered more clearer and powerful dreams.
Does lucid dreaming actually work like people say? Ive been doing the things people suggest to be able to do it, with no luck (im not too worried, I just started doing them a week ago) and so im just wondering, is it really like people make it out to be? Cant you really do whatever you want?
Absolutely. Have you seen the Matrix trilogy? Many of the principles from that movie apply to lucid dreaming. For example to do things in lucid dreams you have to *know* you can do it, if that makes sense. Like if you try to fly but you expect that you won't get off the ground, that's exactly what'll happen. If you expect to fly though, you'll fly. It takes a bit of getting used to, but once you're able to believe that things will happen the way you want them to, you gain full control over the entire process. :) For some things you have to get creative. Like for example if I need an item, and it's nowhere to be seen, if it's small, I tell myself that it's going to be in my pocket, then I reach into my pocket and pull it out. If it's larger I imagine it'll be behind some door or in some nearby container that I can see. It's hard to make something appear out of thin air right in front of you, but by adding some feasibility to it like "Hey I think I had one of those in my pocket earlier", it convinces your brain, and bam the object is there.
Nicolas Boissiere I am a new lucid dreamer and it takes time. I used his previous method of saying "I will lucid dream" and it worked for me. You want to keep your mind blank and you want to get in a comfortable position. And you want to choose a destination that is not normal but that you can still think of it clearly. I personally am still having trouble with that part but I was able to control my dreams fairly well. But just remember, practice takes perfect. 😜👍
Whenever I lucid dream I always don't really have a sense of control. I always try to either fly or something like that and it will barely work and usually ends the dream with me falling to my death.
why? just continue. Now I am trying to lucid dream, but before when I had normal dreams I would just jump off a building fall down feel the pain and then just continue lol
You gotta remember it's all in your head so you can control everything. Start with something small like spawning a pencil in your pocket and slowly move to bigger things. You have to KNOW that you can fly to be able to. I would recomment doing it slowly instead of like Superman style just slowly start floating up
I think saying "just meditate" is a little vague. Of course meditation is great but if you want a meditation the would best suit lucid dreaming then do mindfulness meditation. Why? Well the whole idea of lucid dreaming is a state of mindfulness and awareness, and mindfulness meditation drastically makes you more mindful and aware of your surroundings, your thoughts, your emotions, and overall you are in the present moment more.
My problem is, when I sometimes lucid dream, I never really realize i can do anything I please. The situation I'm in when I start lucid dreaming is usually a fight, or some sort of problem, and I try to somehow get out of that fight or solve that problem, but never actually do what I want! It's pretty frustrating if you ask me.
Okay I just tried your tactic with the "I will lucid dream" tactic and it worked!! I used it for a nap and it kinda worked!!! First, I went to a different person's house and I just kinda lived everyday ordinary life. Then I had a semi dream that my Dad came in and woke me up and I got scared. So then I went to this fun house and I said to the floating head that "you're not going to be scary but you're going to be funny and it just kept laughing at me so I ignored it. Then a giant gorilla started to dance around and then got mad at me so right as he was about to grab me, I closed my eyes and woke up in a field of grass where there were ghosts of knights and creatures and then I didn't know what to do so I woke up in my own bed. It was awesome!!! I didn't have that much control over what happened but whenever I realized that I was controlling it, it would get all blurry and then I would just say to myself, "control" and "stabilize" and it worked!!! Thank you so much and I can't wait to do more tonight!! 10/10!! 😂👍
Tipharot Have you found any way to make your Dreams help you to heal physical issues or mental negative atitudes, learn skills, increase creativity or memory, etc.? I know you are into the fun aspect......
I use lucid dreaming as a way to hone my ability to visualise. As someone who uses visualisation heavily in my day to day life, I found that initially I struggled with it. I was never able to picture things clearly. So lucid dreaming was really helpful with that. I'll practice just creating different objects and scenes, so that my mind gets used to creating something out of nothing. Then when I sit down to visualise while awake, my ability to visualise clearly is significantly increased. I also do use it as a way to practice skills, or to face fears. For example, as someone who has always had a degree of social anxiety, if I'm expecting a particular social event that's making me a little anxious/nervous, then I'll sometimes try to actually play out the entire event in my dreams first. Makes me a lot more calm and relaxed when I'm there for real the second time around. Probably the way I use my lucid dreams (and regular dreams) most is just to get answers from my subconscious. While lucid dreams can be great fun, and I do enjoy flying around, visiting strange places, playing along with the stories my brain conjures - for me the single biggest appeal of lucid dreaming comes from the fact I can easily communicate with my subconscious, without having to deal in abstract metaphors and symbolism. I can ask my subconscious a straight up question, and get an answer in plain English there and then. :)
I use lucid dreaming as a way to hone my ability to visualise. As someone who uses visualisation heavily in my day to day life, I found that initially I struggled with it. I was never able to picture things clearly. So lucid dreaming was really helpful with that. I'll practice just creating different objects and scenes, so that my mind gets used to creating something out of nothing. Then when I sit down to visualise while awake, my ability to visualise clearly is significantly increased. I also do use it as a way to practice skills, or to face fears. For example, as someone who has always had a degree of social anxiety, if I'm expecting a particular social event that's making me a little anxious/nervous, then I'll sometimes try to actually play out the entire event in my dreams first. Makes me a lot more calm and relaxed when I'm there for real the second time around. Probably the way I use my lucid dreams (and regular dreams) most is just to get answers from my subconscious. While lucid dreams can be great fun, and I do enjoy flying around, visiting strange places, playing along with the stories my brain conjures - for me the single biggest appeal of lucid dreaming comes from the fact I can easily communicate with my subconscious, without having to deal in abstract metaphors and symbolism. I can ask my subconscious a straight up question, and get an answer in plain English there and then. :)
I lucid dreamed, kinda I knew I was dreaming but I couldn't fully control my movement I just kinda commanded my body to do perticular things if that makes sence.
Uhm, in lucid dream, can i meet someone that doesn't exist in this world? but he's exist in my mind all the time. Anyone who knows it.. Answer please... This person is the only thing that makes me try hard to do lucid dreaming
Sometimes I’m aware I’m dreaming once I had a dream I had a friend sleeping over and I was going to drop her off to her house but someone broke in and I was aware I was dreaming so I tried to jump out the window to make my dream stop because it was hella scary but ended up falling off my bed
LoL last night I was in a lucid dream and a tornado was going to strike off my house in the dream and I was literally searching the internet for how to break a lucid dream thats weird!!!
Organized Gamer What does being a nerd have to do with lucid dreaming? Nothing.I never got a proper lucid dream but I can tell that to lucid dream you need willpower and dedication.
Tipharot, what are your thoughts about sleep paralysis? I have always "dreamed" of having lucid dreams as they sound so cool, but now I am scared of sleep paralysis, and I want to know if you have any tips.
Check out the Lucid Dreaming tutorials in the Lucid Dreaming playlist on my channel: ua-cam.com/video/WBHhOrqQKUw/v-deo.html In particular I suggest checking out my "How to Lucid Dream Tonight" video first though: ua-cam.com/video/_cBOejGs30A/v-deo.html
Yeah sure they happen after a nightmare. Luckily i faced the wall so i couldnt see anything. But i tried to scream because i thought i died. Thats the part that made it scary
Tipharot ..Tripura Mandala has some great guided meditations-I prefer 30min. ones(15spoken&15music) hes got beautiful peacful voice&nice back ground music😊 this yoga changed my spiritual life drasticly and specialy lucidity in day life and night life☺namaste
LeGOAT James everyone dreams multiple times a night its just most peoples dream recall is very low but with practice with a dream journal it'll get better
When I was a bit younger (11 or so) I had a dream a bout pokemon. I was using a pidgey and I was battling someone, then my pidgey died and I woke up. When I woke up I thought in my head "rattata" and I fell back to sleep INSTANTLY and what do you know there was a rattata there fighting by my side. then there was 7 others. I'm not sure but I think there was weedle, mew, mew 2, and a few others I forgot. I will never forget that night :) PS: if your dreaming about sex then wont you get exited then wake up? PPS: when ever I set an alarm I wake up RIGHT as the alarm goes off. tried 4hrs 30mins and woke up right before my alarm. tried 1hr 30mins and woke up right before and same with three hours so I thought I would set my alarm to 2hrs 30mins because I was thinking it was the end of my sleep cycle but what do you know still woke up at 2hrs 25mins IT IS SOOOO ENOYING PLS SEND HELP
Uto Resa 519 they're not that complicated to be honest, I'm 12 right now and know how to follow the steps, that's because he explains them really well in his videos
I'm not particularly sure what this has to do with this video? ...But, nonetheless, I agree, don't sleep too long! 7-9 hours is going to be the sweet spot. Where you fall in that 7-9 hour range is going to depend on a range of factors like whether you exercise and need extra recovery time or not.
Thank you so much for telling us this.Its was my 3rd night meditating and when i went to sleep i ended up having 5dreams 3short lucid dreams and 1 very long lucid dream I ABSOLUTELY LOVED IT
Jammy Beast how long do you meditate for?
Cheers for this, I been tryin to find out about "how to induce lucid dreams" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Siyaarter Unimaginable Superiority - (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now ) ? It is a great one of a kind guide for discovering how to improve your lucid dreaming results minus the hard work. Ive heard some awesome things about it and my mate got great results with it.
@@doge8153 20 minutes
@@Lilcuh2011 I was asking that dude how long HE meditated for. Also have you had any success with meditation for lucid dreaming?
@@doge8153 yes meditating helps A LOT
Just as an update. To be 100% sure that it was the meditation causing these extra lucid dreams, I took a few days off my nightly meditation. Sure enough, lucid dreams stopped. I then resumed meditation, and broke the 11 dream record - had 13 lucid dreams a couple of nights ago in one night! This is definitely my new favourite indirect induction technique. :)
Tipharot Hey man so it's been like a month since I moved from my old house to a new one and ever since my dream recall has fallen from 8 dreams with ease to 3 dreams with lot's of trouble.Is it really the change of enviroment? or is it something else? any advice on how to boost my dream recall? Please don't suggest drugs though.
A dream journal as I suggested in my original lucid dreaming video is the way to increase dream recall. Even if you only have vague recollection of your dreams, write them down as soon as you wake up. Do that every single day without fail and your dream recall will go up.
Tipharot I already have a dream journal.
If you're already writing in your dream journal every morning as soon as you wake up, then try adding more detail to what you write down. While it's fine to just write a brief vague note describing what happened, if you add more clarity to it, it'll help with you having more clarity in recall the next night. Next up I suggest the method mentioned in this video, i.e. 20-30 minutes of meditation in the last hour before bed.
Tipharot Umm,thanks I'll try that.I love how you always have the answer.
i want to become lucid so bad
Mr Spiritual **flaccid
I started writing down my dreams since November 2nd and it's November 20th as of today. And I have had a total of 3 level 1 lucid dreams. The bad thing is every time I realize I am lucid I wake up, not because I am excited. But over dumb stuff... one of them I levitated and fell on my face so I woke up. The 2nd it was a dream where I was inside of a dream (so dream inside a dream) and the dream inside the dream I was lucid. But when I woke up (So back to my 1rst dream) I still didn't know I was lucid XD
Kylodor 😂😂😂
Yep false awakenings (where you think you wake up but you're actually just in another dream) are pretty common. If you want to avoid those, a good trick is: When you wake up in the morning, perform some reality check immediately. Once you get into the habit of checking if you're dreaming as soon as you wake up.. you'll do the same during false awakenings, and bam, you'll know you're dreaming!
+Tipharot I had a lucid dream once and and woke up in a lucid dream (that's the only one I've had so far)
Kylodor if you really want to improve I suggest you visit the Lucid Dreaming subreddit, tons of techniques and guides and wise people there :D
Kylodor i once was lucid in a dream of my dream and it was really weird because i was completely lucid in the dream of my dream after i woke up even though my room was different and i had 3 fingers i was not lucid
If i could have a lucid dream every night, I would be so sticky every morning
I know this is four years old but this made me laugh SO hard
@@clashofpoke same lol
@@botdbqsame lol
omg every night I have this one experience where in about to fall asleep and all the sudden I feel like in falling and jolt awake. -_-
Magic Anims thats because your muscles get limp and your brain thinks something is wrong with you. so you get an adrenaline punch
same
Magic Anims your brain often confused falling asleep for actually falling. It's perfectly normal
Confuses*
When you sleep, your acting heart rate decreases into your resting heart rate which is typically slower, and at times when you fall asleep, your heart rate decreases too quickly. Often, when one's heart rate decreases quickly, it means you are dying, add the fact that your muscles and such are limp, your body basically panics. It sends you into a jolt as you wake because it thought you were dying and woke you up in hopes of bringing your heart rate back into your AHR (Active Heart Rate) and preventing you from death (of course you won't actually die but your body thinks it and tries to prevent that)
What if we're in a lucid dream right now :o
AnimeSamurai your right, I'm gonna go smash rn
Foxmanded42 that's depressing
Foxmanded42 but also relatable
Instant RC
Ted Schm In the Mythos created by author HP Lovecraft reality is merely a dream when the creature that it's dreaming it, Azathoth, the daemon sultan, wakes up, we vanish from existance.
how does one determine where one dream starts and another one ends...
im gonna break through the firmament in my dream, also I'm gonna check what they are hiding at the north pole
33 I would like you to come to Reds Rhetoric chats so that you can get a nice debunking...flattard.
Sorry if you were joking.
Uto Resa 519 life is just a dream, debunk what? you can't debunk truth, whatever that truth may be
33 You said the word "firmament".That's a flat earth belief.
Uto Resa 519 its also a religious belief, christians, islam, ancient egypt, incas, indians, nords, just about every ancient culture.
no need to call me names are you offended or something? i would love for you to try and debunk it but you can't
I just heard about lucid dreaming and am FASCINATED! My research has brought me to your channel and I immediately began meditating and trying some of the techniques as of two days ago. So far no luck! I am having trouble remembering my dreams upon first waking, though sometimes they come back to me later in the day. I've been meditating for 20 minutes twice a day - once before bed. Unfortunately my sleep last night was awful! The first night I meditated I fell asleep with no problems and slept well. Last night though I couldn't get to sleep and I randomly woke up around 3. I tried going back to sleep and just couldn't (too bad too since I had set my alarm to try catching the REM cycle and going back to sleep)
. Since I just started with this, I imagine it's a fluke but it's kinda funny that my sleep actually got worse after meditating xD I suspect I am just TOO excited about the possibility of lucid dreaming to fall asleep! I'm gonna keep going and hope as I continue things improve! Thanks for this channel, it's deeply interesting and I hope I can start lucid dreaming soon!
Lucid Dreaming Tips: (in dream)
1. Ask anyone to show you a magic trick
2. Taste random objects...or food (this ones a trip)
3. If you're opening a door imagine an ironman suit on the other side etc.
4. Sex...lots and lots of sex...anywhere, anytime, with anyone. Just don't be so surprised if they warp into an alien or some other crazy shit...but always, always finish..or else
Well, one time someone showed me how to shoot fire and ice blasts/balls (very fun), and another time someone showed me their ear was detachable! Very fun. I miss lucid dreaming...for me I have to focus on it a little or I just randomly have them maybe 1-2 times a month.
I had a dream that I was worshiping a sexy foot. I was licking for so long (my longest foot worship dream) that the sole became pruned. All of a sudden, the girl morphed into a transsexual which freaked me out, so I woke up lol
toothless toe oh wow
yh but how do you move
@@toothlesstoe Lmao I don't know why I laugh so hard at this.
Man thank you so much for this video, you re the best.
thanks thanks for sharing your dream experiences. That's my favorite thing to listen to about lucid dreaming because it just shows you that you can't make this stuff up. Like the way people talk about it and the way I talk about my dreams it's so real it's not something that I just made up out of nowhere or that you just made up out of nowhere so thanks
A while back I would sometimes wake up when my parents would get ready for work. I would just stay in my bed and close my eyes. Eventually I would try to restart the dream that was interrupted, and I was able too. When I continued it I could sort of change something if I didn't like it (similar to reading a page of a choose your own adventure book, and then turning back to choose a new page because you didn't like what happened). The whole time I was aware that I was sleeping, but I didn't even think that I was lucid dreaming. It's confusing, but I still reminded myself that I had to get up for school soon and that I wanted the story to keep going. It was like a plot that never ended, but it wasn't consciously conjured by myself. Is this a lucid dream? If not, is there a term to describe what this is? Thank you.
LashingSum0 thats what i experience all the time. idk if its lucid though.
So the links at the end are a little out of time with me talking - that's because the new endscreen feature only allows me to put links in the last 20 seconds of the video, and my talking at the end went on a little longer. Still getting used to keeping the outro section < 20 seconds!
11, that’s remarkably impressive
so i watched your 1. vid and said i would try it tomorrow but then someone woke me up and i was like MY CHANCE!!
so lied down back and tryed to go back to my dream and it almost worked i saw that i was waking up and spined around like crazy but i still woke up but amost worked
(that was my first time trying)
Hey Tipharot, can you make a video about dream guides. Like a dream character who shows you the ways of lucid dreams whilst in a dream, I've always wanted to meet my very own dream guide, could you maybe try it yourself and make it a video for it? Thanks!!
I've noticed since I've been attempting to astral project the relaxed medative state I've been getting into to have definitely triggered more clearer and powerful dreams.
Whenever I realize I'm dreaming in my dreams I just wake up :,/ if I did have a lucid dream I would be a super saiyan xD
Blakcow omg that's what iv been tryna achieve XD
@@丛雨线 he’s still dreaming
Does lucid dreaming actually work like people say? Ive been doing the things people suggest to be able to do it, with no luck (im not too worried, I just started doing them a week ago) and so im just wondering, is it really like people make it out to be? Cant you really do whatever you want?
Absolutely. Have you seen the Matrix trilogy? Many of the principles from that movie apply to lucid dreaming. For example to do things in lucid dreams you have to *know* you can do it, if that makes sense. Like if you try to fly but you expect that you won't get off the ground, that's exactly what'll happen. If you expect to fly though, you'll fly. It takes a bit of getting used to, but once you're able to believe that things will happen the way you want them to, you gain full control over the entire process. :)
For some things you have to get creative. Like for example if I need an item, and it's nowhere to be seen, if it's small, I tell myself that it's going to be in my pocket, then I reach into my pocket and pull it out. If it's larger I imagine it'll be behind some door or in some nearby container that I can see. It's hard to make something appear out of thin air right in front of you, but by adding some feasibility to it like "Hey I think I had one of those in my pocket earlier", it convinces your brain, and bam the object is there.
Tipharot Ok you really have me pumped up to do it HAHAHAHAHA! You had me at "heve you seen the Matrix trilogy?"
Nicolas Boissiere lol
Nicolas Boissiere
I am a new lucid dreamer and it takes time. I used his previous method of saying "I will lucid dream" and it worked for me. You want to keep your mind blank and you want to get in a comfortable position. And you want to choose a destination that is not normal but that you can still think of it clearly. I personally am still having trouble with that part but I was able to control my dreams fairly well. But just remember, practice takes perfect. 😜👍
Nicolas Boissiere They do work, trust me! just keep on doing techniques it takes deferent amount of times for different people.
i have a question how do you meditate and did you lucid dream happen on the first night of meditating
Whenever I lucid dream I always don't really have a sense of control. I always try to either fly or something like that and it will barely work and usually ends the dream with me falling to my death.
You can't die in a dream
LeToplache007 I mean I fall to my death and wake up right before I hit the ground.
why? just continue. Now I am trying to lucid dream, but before when I had normal dreams I would just jump off a building fall down feel the pain and then just continue lol
You gotta remember it's all in your head so you can control everything. Start with something small like spawning a pencil in your pocket and slowly move to bigger things. You have to KNOW that you can fly to be able to. I would recomment doing it slowly instead of like Superman style just slowly start floating up
I think saying "just meditate" is a little vague. Of course meditation is great but if you want a meditation the would best suit lucid dreaming then do mindfulness meditation. Why? Well the whole idea of lucid dreaming is a state of mindfulness and awareness, and mindfulness meditation drastically makes you more mindful and aware of your surroundings, your thoughts, your emotions, and overall you are in the present moment more.
I have never once had a lucid dream, so I hope this works.
Clowdella how did it go?
This method works you just have to keep it up
My problem is, when I sometimes lucid dream, I never really realize i can do anything I please. The situation I'm in when I start lucid dreaming is usually a fight, or some sort of problem, and I try to somehow get out of that fight or solve that problem, but never actually do what I want! It's pretty frustrating if you ask me.
Teo Vinokur i agree
Okay I just tried your tactic with the "I will lucid dream" tactic and it worked!! I used it for a nap and it kinda worked!!! First, I went to a different person's house and I just kinda lived everyday ordinary life. Then I had a semi dream that my Dad came in and woke me up and I got scared. So then I went to this fun house and I said to the floating head that "you're not going to be scary but you're going to be funny and it just kept laughing at me so I ignored it. Then a giant gorilla started to dance around and then got mad at me so right as he was about to grab me, I closed my eyes and woke up in a field of grass where there were ghosts of knights and creatures and then I didn't know what to do so I woke up in my own bed. It was awesome!!! I didn't have that much control over what happened but whenever I realized that I was controlling it, it would get all blurry and then I would just say to myself, "control" and "stabilize" and it worked!!! Thank you so much and I can't wait to do more tonight!! 10/10!! 😂👍
Player 9 hah! Nice dream bud!
Player 9 what do you have to do? xd
Tipharot Have you found any way to make your Dreams help you to heal physical issues or mental negative atitudes, learn skills, increase creativity or memory, etc.? I know you are into the fun aspect......
I use lucid dreaming as a way to hone my ability to visualise. As someone who uses visualisation heavily in my day to day life, I found that initially I struggled with it. I was never able to picture things clearly. So lucid dreaming was really helpful with that. I'll practice just creating different objects and scenes, so that my mind gets used to creating something out of nothing. Then when I sit down to visualise while awake, my ability to visualise clearly is significantly increased.
I also do use it as a way to practice skills, or to face fears. For example, as someone who has always had a degree of social anxiety, if I'm expecting a particular social event that's making me a little anxious/nervous, then I'll sometimes try to actually play out the entire event in my dreams first. Makes me a lot more calm and relaxed when I'm there for real the second time around.
Probably the way I use my lucid dreams (and regular dreams) most is just to get answers from my subconscious. While lucid dreams can be great fun, and I do enjoy flying around, visiting strange places, playing along with the stories my brain conjures - for me the single biggest appeal of lucid dreaming comes from the fact I can easily communicate with my subconscious, without having to deal in abstract metaphors and symbolism. I can ask my subconscious a straight up question, and get an answer in plain English there and then. :)
I use lucid dreaming as a way to hone my ability to visualise. As someone who uses visualisation heavily in my day to day life, I found that initially I struggled with it. I was never able to picture things clearly. So lucid dreaming was really helpful with that. I'll practice just creating different objects and scenes, so that my mind gets used to creating something out of nothing. Then when I sit down to visualise while awake, my ability to visualise clearly is significantly increased.
I also do use it as a way to practice skills, or to face fears. For example, as someone who has always had a degree of social anxiety, if I'm expecting a particular social event that's making me a little anxious/nervous, then I'll sometimes try to actually play out the entire event in my dreams first. Makes me a lot more calm and relaxed when I'm there for real the second time around.
Probably the way I use my lucid dreams (and regular dreams) most is just to get answers from my subconscious. While lucid dreams can be great fun, and I do enjoy flying around, visiting strange places, playing along with the stories my brain conjures - for me the single biggest appeal of lucid dreaming comes from the fact I can easily communicate with my subconscious, without having to deal in abstract metaphors and symbolism. I can ask my subconscious a straight up question, and get an answer in plain English there and then. :)
Interesting for sure, thanks for the comments Tipharot. Best Wishes.
Is this still your method in 2018? Meditating before bed rather than using "techniques"?
how effective would meditation be if you did dream journaling and lucid dream techniques
ok,I’m tried of doing any technique,I’ll try do meditation before bed😉
I lucid dreamed, kinda I knew I was dreaming but I couldn't fully control my movement I just kinda commanded my body to do perticular things if that makes sence.
When im aware of dreaming i just try to drive a car but then i crash the entire time. so its frustrating as hell
Uhm, in lucid dream, can i meet someone that doesn't exist in this world? but he's exist in my mind all the time.
Anyone who knows it.. Answer please... This person is the only thing that makes me try hard to do lucid dreaming
Tink about him
Yes you can
Meditating before the sleep when you go to bed or when you wake up in the middle of the nigh (like at 4 am) and fall asleep again?
I get lucid dream once in a week I want everyday , my lucid dream last soo long
awesome! what do you usually do in your lucid dreams?
How long were the meditations before bed.. when you had the multiple lucid dreams? Will it be effective to do then right before sleep?
He said an hour or two
One tip I've heard is that you can't read while dreaming, so grab a book
Devilhuntergaming also hold your nose and breathe through it if you can breathe even though you're holding your nose then you're dreaming
^^ This is definitely the best reality check I've found from using a lot of different ones!
Blakcow or look at the clock more than once.
The easiest way is to look at your hands.
Sometimes I’m aware I’m dreaming once I had a dream I had a friend sleeping over and I was going to drop her off to her house but someone broke in and I was aware I was dreaming so I tried to jump out the window to make my dream stop because it was hella scary but ended up falling off my bed
People who disliked were probably jealous you could have 11 lucid dreams in one and night and they probably have had no lucid dreams yet themselves.
LoL last night I was in a lucid dream and a tornado was going to strike off my house in the dream and I was literally searching the internet for how to break a lucid dream thats weird!!!
i want to lucid dream really much but im 13 nerd and dont really sleep well...
Organized Gamer What does being a nerd have to do with lucid dreaming? Nothing.I never got a proper lucid dream but I can tell that to lucid dream you need willpower and dedication.
Organized Gamer Hahaha best excuse i've ever heard
Juusto3_3 Start a fucking sleep cykle then🤦🏼♀️
Tipharot, what are your thoughts about sleep paralysis? I have always "dreamed" of having lucid dreams as they sound so cool, but now I am scared of sleep paralysis, and I want to know if you have any tips.
Get Lit Fam what is sleep paralysis?
Get Lit Fam Sleep Paralysis is harmless
Very helpful
Oh ok, i have sex in my dreams and scrap cars with my mad driving skills. I must be psycho 😂
Average 3 but ive had atleast 13, why why why why why why why, i dont meditate? I think alot but i cant forget them
I can't even lucid dream once and I've been trying for so long how do I lucid dream
Check out the Lucid Dreaming tutorials in the Lucid Dreaming playlist on my channel: ua-cam.com/video/WBHhOrqQKUw/v-deo.html
In particular I suggest checking out my "How to Lucid Dream Tonight" video first though: ua-cam.com/video/_cBOejGs30A/v-deo.html
Tipharot! How long have you been meditating months or 2 years?
but do you have a higher chance of sleep paraltdis after a lucid dream? because i'm 14 and i don't wanna have a sleep paralysis and see shadow
Yeah sure they happen after a nightmare. Luckily i faced the wall so i couldnt see anything. But i tried to scream because i thought i died. Thats the part that made it scary
Did you have alarms to wake you up during the night or did you just wake up aftet every dream and iduced a WILD
Are lucid dreams free will?
if you want to have great,long&vivid LDs and even OBEs do Yoga Nidra before bed,it will make you lucid all night!☺ namste
I love Yoga Nidra, but have never done it right before bed. That's a brilliant idea, cheers!
Tipharot ..Tripura Mandala has some great guided meditations-I prefer 30min. ones(15spoken&15music) hes got beautiful peacful voice&nice back ground music😊 this yoga changed my spiritual life drasticly and specialy lucidity in day life and night life☺namaste
Nejka Lovšin could you put up a link to one of your favorite videos of him that helped you a lot with lucidity?
I want to watch this until the end but I don't got the patience at the moment. :l Feeling sleepy too.
But I watched it all. :)
Hey, how long do you meditate for? Like half an hour, Or just a couple minutes?
20-30 minutes
I haven't had a normal dream in a year
What how do u do Me wanna know!
PodcastFTW I ussually get like a 1 dream in 2 months lmao
everyday I get 2 dream but not lucid
LeGOAT James everyone dreams multiple times a night its just most peoples dream recall is very low but with practice with a dream journal it'll get better
You just dont remember your dreams
i still dont know how to distinguish a normal dream with lucid dreaming????
Taylor Rocksss lucid dreaming simply means that you are aware that you're in a dream and not awake. That's the only difference
When I was a bit younger (11 or so) I had a dream a bout pokemon. I was using a pidgey and I was battling someone, then my pidgey died and I woke up. When I woke up I thought in my head "rattata" and I fell back to sleep INSTANTLY and what do you know there was a rattata there fighting by my side. then there was 7 others. I'm not sure but I think there was weedle, mew, mew 2, and a few others I forgot. I will never forget that night :)
PS: if your dreaming about sex then wont you get exited then wake up?
PPS: when ever I set an alarm I wake up RIGHT as the alarm goes off. tried 4hrs 30mins and woke up right before my alarm. tried 1hr 30mins and woke up right before and same with three hours so I thought I would set my alarm to 2hrs 30mins because I was thinking it was the end of my sleep cycle but what do you know still woke up at 2hrs 25mins IT IS SOOOO ENOYING PLS SEND HELP
Can I have a lucid dream as a kid (11 - 12
Yes, you might even find it easier. I had longer more vivid dreams when I was around that age.
oliver cole I don't think you would be able to properly understand the methods at such age.They are pretty complicated.
Uto Resa 519 wow... age doesn't always matter..
Uto Resa 519 they're not that complicated to be honest, I'm 12 right now and know how to follow the steps, that's because he explains them really well in his videos
How is this possible?!?
Idek but I can barely have 1/4 of a dream
Oversleeping kills you faster than under sleeping. Don't sleep for 12 hours please.
I'm not particularly sure what this has to do with this video? ...But, nonetheless, I agree, don't sleep too long! 7-9 hours is going to be the sweet spot. Where you fall in that 7-9 hour range is going to depend on a range of factors like whether you exercise and need extra recovery time or not.
Just woke up from 10 lucid dreams
DYLANFINITY OLD Are you serious?
Can trash lucid dream?
I’m just bored in quarantine
Yet I have never lucid dreamed once 😔
damn this guy has longer hair than mine! I still don't regrett cutting 20 cm off tho :p
Wow
I can’t even get one 😭😭
damn, i thought my record with 2 lucid dreams in one night was impressive :/
lol I had 20
Kidd rule the older I get the less I have I'm 12 now I barely have them anymore
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