TEDxSanDiego 2011 - Charlie Morley - Lucid Dreaming, Embracing Nightmares

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  • Charlie Morley is a Lucid Dreaming teacher and practitioner of Tibetan Buddhism specializing in the use of both Western scientific and Tibetan Buddhist dream practices with the aims of bringing mindful awareness into all stages of dream, sleep and waking life. He is the co-creator of a new holistic approach to conscious sleeping and lucid dreaming called "Mindfulness of Dream and Sleep". This new approach includes practices which aim to help us sleep better, dream more lucidly and wake up with more awareness, clarity and joy!
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  • @maizyanderson
    @maizyanderson 10 років тому +22

    In my recent lucid dream i was being chased by a group of cannibals. I came to realize that the only way i would survive is if i talked to them as if they were a "normal" human. I approached them after being chased for what seemed like an hour. and i said to the leader of the cannibals "I respect you." The rest of the dream i walked around with them and asked them why they did what they did. I woke up feeling proud of my self and felt physically and mentally lighter. Thanks for sharing Charlie!

  • @AlexHop1
    @AlexHop1 Рік тому +5

    I listened to this talk and then got my husband to listen to it. Even when not Lucid Dreaming, embracing one's shadows is the way to dissolve emotional charge. Thank you!

  • @shantibaku7394
    @shantibaku7394 11 років тому +38

    "Lucid dreaming can lead to lucid living." Love it!

  • @jamesdsouza76
    @jamesdsouza76 9 років тому +56

    "Until we get lucid collectively, we will never be whole" - nicely said!

    • @CharlieMorley
      @CharlieMorley 9 років тому +6

      Glad it resonated with you James! :-)

    • @dersanz
      @dersanz 3 роки тому +1

      @@CharlieMorley awesome, I'm just beginning to recall my dreams as suggested by Jim Kwik

  • @biorythmicshifter
    @biorythmicshifter 4 роки тому +20

    For me, the nightmarish elements of my dreams caused me to realize I was dreaming ultimately leading me to a lucid dream experience after confronting that fear. There are no amusement parks on this planet that can rival the experience of a lucid dream. I can fly or do anything I want through these dreams...that is an amazing feeling.

  • @martinlewis1583
    @martinlewis1583 6 років тому +4

    I'm reading your book 'Lucid Dreaming', and followed your advice there to check out this talk. Glad I did! You're a great showman. It's like Jack Dawkins, the Artful Dodger from 'Oliver Twist', grew up and got enlightenment! It's going to be great, now, reading the rest of the book in your voice. Dream on!

  • @tommarsdon5644
    @tommarsdon5644 4 роки тому +21

    I was once tolt that I should embrace my fears, never thought I was supposed to take that literally though

  • @LynnDayzie
    @LynnDayzie 4 роки тому +12

    I've had lucid dreams from childhood and I'm still so terrified to this day.
    Thank you for this video.

  • @MegaDamndog
    @MegaDamndog 9 років тому +49

    This is THE best Ted talk I've ever heard. Its so amazing what we can do!

    • @CharlieMorley
      @CharlieMorley 9 років тому +9

      So glad you enjoyed it man! :-)

    • @freelectron2029
      @freelectron2029 5 років тому +2

      congrats charlie, you impressed a human who likes to represent himself with a bathroom selfie.

    • @CharlieMorley
      @CharlieMorley 4 роки тому +2

      @@freelectron2029 LOL! :)

    • @leftertiberiuvlad
      @leftertiberiuvlad 4 роки тому +1

      Many thanks, I been tryin to find out about "lucid dream causes" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Siyaarter Unimaginable Superiority - (should be on google have a look ) ? It is a good one off guide for discovering how to improve your lucid dreaming results without the headache. Ive heard some interesting things about it and my m8 got excellent results with it.

    • @theautisticpage
      @theautisticpage 2 роки тому

      I have hypnogogic hallucinations. There is no way anyone should lucid dream. This is irresponsible. It is not cool to not be able to know what is real.

  • @jaivkoltun4948
    @jaivkoltun4948 3 роки тому +5

    To become more awakened while venturing further into the dream states, life can seem so strangely paradoxical at times as we navigate thru the maze of our consciousness. . . Beautiful lucid presentation. . . Thanks Charlie. . .

  • @ChrisWoodsViolin
    @ChrisWoodsViolin 11 років тому +4

    Great talk! I'm a lucid dreamer watching videos/ surfing the net to help inspire my lucidity... keep up the good work!

  • @declankirk3887
    @declankirk3887 10 років тому +19

    Reoccurring nightmares from a young age gave me the ability to become consciously aware while i dream. Travelling to another dimension of reality is only truly comprehensible once you've experienced it. I've lost count of how many times i've been confronted by a black figure, which coincidentally i also describe to everyone as "the shadow"! It's feels like hearing myself explain what it's like to come face to face with terror, for years i have fought against it, but i've never had the courage to embrace it... After hearing another person say something so similar to my own experiences it's clear there is a mysterious power to be unlocked. Seems like i have some shadows to bear hug

    • @CharlieMorley
      @CharlieMorley 9 років тому +4

      I hope you can give your shadow a hug soon man! :-)

    • @im_Spade_
      @im_Spade_ 6 років тому

      Dec Kirk Hey same last name and lucid dreaming interest

  • @ytisdead5211
    @ytisdead5211 Рік тому +2

    What a true inspiration Charlie is - a true master of his art with real passion! Thanks Charlie!

  • @SubjectDelta9
    @SubjectDelta9 3 роки тому +1

    Brilliant! There are so much potential in Lucid Dreaming that a Lifetime is not long enough to integrate half of it but enough to make us whole again... This is TRUE Healing.
    With Much Gratitude and Appreciation for the Work you do. Thank YOU!!!

  • @chubbatheBOSS
    @chubbatheBOSS 7 років тому +11

    Omg I love this talk! I record my dreams every night, and my shadow consistently shows up and I notice I treat it the same way I do with shadow people in real life - I throw them out or rebuke/make fun of them. I knew I need to integrate it but HOW, I wondered. I love what you did! Give it a hug. It's a clue for me, thanks!

  • @christajoanna406
    @christajoanna406 10 років тому

    I am so impressed with the delivery of this Ted talk. Wow! Thank you!!!

  • @foodforthefool
    @foodforthefool 7 років тому +8

    I had some occasions when I could realize that I was dreaming, but as soon as I realized that in dream, I would get so startled that my heart raced faster and I would wake up instantly (grimace) I could never get past this point.

    • @CharlieMorley
      @CharlieMorley 7 років тому +4

      yeah thats pretty common I'm afraid BUT each time you will be able to sty in there longer! :)

  • @Avasilisa
    @Avasilisa 11 років тому +1

    Fantastic talk, Charlie. You are a person whose energy and enthusiasm for life is infectious and inspires me to learn more about lucid dreaming and Buddhism. I do hope you make more videos for youtube!

  • @lily_uzunova
    @lily_uzunova 8 років тому +7

    Currently reading your book on Lucid Dreaming - amazing work! I have always been able to recall my dreams partially, most of the days, but now I have started writing them in a diary to train my mind to remember them. Last night I dreamt that I was dreaming and I had a lucid dream, within that dream.. strange! Anyways, thank you so much for what you're sharing with the world! Bless you!

    • @CharlieMorley
      @CharlieMorley 8 років тому +2

      +Lily Uzunova thank you! Keep dreaming! x

  • @JiiP94849
    @JiiP94849 11 років тому +1

    Thank you, that was very inspirational. Ever since i first heard about lucid dreaming i've always wanted to try it, but my fear of nightmares has always kept me from trying it. I'll start keeping a dream diary, get into the techniques and attempt lucid dreaming for the first time as soon as i'm ready.

  • @nicolebass1396
    @nicolebass1396 9 років тому +3

    I actually had a lucid dream the same night i saw this, which was yesterday. Thank you!

  • @melkiyad2504
    @melkiyad2504 6 років тому +4

    Amazing TED talk, Charlie Morley you inspire!

  • @Zorriel
    @Zorriel 9 років тому +9

    I'm gonna hug my nightmare tonight. Thanks!

  • @jackstorm777
    @jackstorm777 11 років тому +1

    Amazing talk. This might be my new favorite Tedtalk.

  • @theelectricshovel
    @theelectricshovel 12 років тому

    Great job Charlie. Thank you. All love

  • @LissyLou0507
    @LissyLou0507 11 років тому +1

    Sounds great! Conscious dreaming can be one of the most amazing experiences that we get the chance to do as long as we practice and are diligent on keeping a dream journal and being more aware of ourselves throughout the day. Happy dreams to you!

  • @valchater
    @valchater 12 років тому +1

    Lucid speaking Charlie! Well done! Thank you for the global message re our collective shadow Love and Hugs X

  • @nathalieu
    @nathalieu 8 місяців тому

    Great talk, Charlie!! Well done!!! 🤗

  • @charliemcconville
    @charliemcconville 11 років тому

    Great talk very inspiring, seems to make a lot of sense to embrace our shadow with love and compassion rather than fight it. I started keeping a dream journal and practicing lucid dreaming techniques about 2 months ago and have been fascinated with it so far...

  • @yonileibler2238
    @yonileibler2238 7 років тому +1

    tnx charly!!! i stopped because of the shadow,and the feer of angering my subconscious which i thought was trying to tell my not to lucid... your ted talk makes way more sanse

  • @shredGNARonguitar12
    @shredGNARonguitar12 9 років тому

    the reality of the shadows combined with false awakenings, night terrors, and dealing with dual realties scared me away from lucid dreaming, this talk was a push in the right direction for me, thanks

  • @itslauren010
    @itslauren010 7 років тому +1

    A lot of people say they're scared of being lucid in a nightmare or something but I used to realize I was dreaming during nightmares and make it stop. I'd be like this isn't real, I'd rather this to happen and the dream would change. Don't be afraid, just take control

  • @smitty4shizzles925
    @smitty4shizzles925 9 років тому +3

    Charlie! I must say you are definitely one gifted human being! I am currently reading your book, Dreams of Awakening, and stumbled across this video on your website. You are very inspirational and have a young vibrant energy about you! Since I've been reading your book I feel myself getting closer to becoming lucid more than ever before! Keep up the fantastic work and I'm looking forward to read your lucid dreaming beginners guide tool!
    Come out to NYC, I'll love to shake your hand!!

    • @CharlieMorley
      @CharlieMorley 9 років тому +5

      Glad your enjoying the book! I will be in NYC at the Open Centre in the fall :-)

  • @CharlieMorley
    @CharlieMorley 10 років тому +5

    Yes there is a whole section on how to embrace the shadow in a lucid dream! You will love the book i think :-)

  • @IThinkItsForYou
    @IThinkItsForYou 7 років тому +4

    Really keen on learning how to do this, but as a person who only ever usually remembers dreams that are nightmares I'm worried about experiencing something horrific. But Damn this is so awesome. Charlie's such an amazing, cool and intelligent guy. Currently reading his book as I dive deeper into this subject

    • @CharlieMorley
      @CharlieMorley 7 років тому

      Thanks so much :-) I hope you enjoy the book!

  • @MrWolff97
    @MrWolff97 6 років тому +3

    This man just give me a reason
    to lucid dream

  • @CharlieMorley
    @CharlieMorley 10 років тому +2

    Thank you both for your comments. Its only through debate of this subject that we will learn to explore its true depths so thank you both for your opinions :-) x

  • @dreamstudiespress
    @dreamstudiespress 11 років тому

    great work! truly bringing the light to the shadows.

  • @CazCoronel
    @CazCoronel 12 років тому

    Wicked talk Charlie, been looking forward to seeing this, you did a great job :) x

  • @starlite7337
    @starlite7337 9 років тому +1

    I think I've had a handful of lucid dreams in my entire life and they have always been with me in memory. I never forget them. Now I want to do this on my own and not wait for one to come.

    • @CharlieMorley
      @CharlieMorley 9 років тому

      Great stuff! Check out my book Dreams of Awakening if you want to learn how :-)

    • @starlite7337
      @starlite7337 9 років тому

      Awesome! Will do!

    • @Sourcecode01
      @Sourcecode01 9 років тому +1

      Don't buy a book, there is plenty of valid advice freely available on the web :) good luck on your travels

    • @mangosteen1564
      @mangosteen1564 9 років тому

      Michael King Could you share some website/videos etc that u think would be beneficial? Thanks :)

  • @CompleteMeYT
    @CompleteMeYT 4 роки тому +6

    Great speech. Funny enough I also have a story about hugging a dog in a lucid dream (my third video). I agree with you: when we are fully lucid, the dream environment feels identical to reality. Cheers!

  • @GordonXavier
    @GordonXavier 5 років тому +1

    I've had a few crazy experiences with this. Probably one of the more popular topics on my channel. People are waking up to this! Great video!

  • @CharlieMorley
    @CharlieMorley 11 років тому +2

    And a simple thank YOU from me!

  • @hannahandrews8368
    @hannahandrews8368 6 років тому +1

    Thank you for this talk! It gives me hope that I can face my dream shadows.
    I've been too afraid to try, but now I'm feeling like now is the time.

  • @CharlieMorley
    @CharlieMorley 11 років тому

    Yes that's a great tip, meditating in the lucid dream is one of the most beneficial things you can do in that state.

  • @KellyMartinSpeaks
    @KellyMartinSpeaks 10 років тому

    This is very interesting, fascinates me completely. I am looking forward to seeing your answers to my interview questions on my blog Charlie. And I am really enjoying your book.

  • @parry2007
    @parry2007 9 років тому +1

    Hi Charlie. Really enjoyed the talk. I'm from scotland myself, have visited kagyu a couple of times, met with lama yeshe not long ago and i have the most amazing lucid dreams. I had my longest one the other night which i can only assume went on for at least 2 or 3 hours.. I am currently reading one of your books and you had suggested meditating whilst lucid. I tried this and whatever happened was insane as the visuals i recieved were stunning and made me question alot about where we recieve our thoughts from and the process behind them. Youre book is easy to read and the techniques are excellent. You really are a master and i hope to join you in the lucid world somenight. Sweet dreams and keep up the good work!

    • @CharlieMorley
      @CharlieMorley 9 років тому

      Ali Parry Not sure about the master bit but thanks for the love Ali! Keep up the great work! :-)

  • @petermyers3990
    @petermyers3990 10 років тому +1

    great job charlie … you're a great and lucid presenter … an idea flashed in my mind towards the end … something along the line of lots of people coming together for 'a big dream' … perhaps you already have something like that in mind … keep on keeping on x

    • @CharlieMorley
      @CharlieMorley 10 років тому

      Sounds like a great idea man! :-)

  • @weedheader714420
    @weedheader714420 10 років тому +1

    Great speech brother keep up the good work!

  • @CharlieMorley
    @CharlieMorley 10 років тому

    Yes Chris, i agree, lucid dreams can be remembered as well as our waking dream!

  • @christopherd1356
    @christopherd1356 8 років тому

    After reading Carlos Costaneda over twenty years ago, I had a couple of lucid dreams. In one I started to fly, but then everyone in the dream gained the ability to fly, and I soon forgot I was dreaming and I lost the lucidity. I just bought your book, Mr. Morely, I'm hoping for the best, especially since now I see the value of spiritual betterment during dreams, as per Tibetan Buddhist teachings.

    • @CharlieMorley
      @CharlieMorley 7 років тому

      hope you're enjoying the book! x

    • @squirlmy
      @squirlmy 7 років тому

      Yes, I read it at night for inspiration, but after more than a couple of months, still no lucidity. Actually a lot of my dreams are like watching movies, where I'm not even a character in my own dream! Frustrating.

  • @Rosalindxxxxxx
    @Rosalindxxxxxx 9 років тому

    Charlie, I am currently reading your book Lucid dreaming and I love it! I am also going to your workshop in Prague at the end of March, since I live here. I am so excited! Have been lucid dreaming spontaneously as a kid and want to "see beyond the well" even more :). Thanks so much for being such an inspiration. Lucid dreaming rocks! Cheers, Rosa

    • @CharlieMorley
      @CharlieMorley 9 років тому +1

      I look forward to meeting you Rosa! :-)

  • @alejandrogonzalezlopez5883
    @alejandrogonzalezlopez5883 9 років тому

    6:55 …the opportunity to engage psychological concepts immediately in a seemingly physicalized from… That's WHY lucid dreaming is important for all of us. Great talk!!

  • @PabloToledoG
    @PabloToledoG 6 років тому +1

    Very Inspiring talk. Thank you!

  • @anthonyleunguk
    @anthonyleunguk 11 років тому

    Great talk Charlie!

  • @ShimmeringPilgrim
    @ShimmeringPilgrim 10 років тому

    I have only had maybe 3-4 lucid dream experiences in my entire life without "trying" to get to that state. It has always been an amazingly euphoric experience for me which involved things like flying and love making. I can only imagine the demons that I have buried deep inside my subconscious...

  • @CharlieMorley
    @CharlieMorley 10 років тому

    So glad that you enjoyed the talk! :) x

  • @kcmarieable
    @kcmarieable 10 років тому

    the most i can lucid dream, is when something life threatening happens in the dream I often suddenly realize 'its okay, im dreaming, i can get out of this' and ill manifest my way into a new scenario. often in my dreams im aware that all i have to do is believe it and it will happen. had a really cool flying dream before but i noticed if i started to doubt myself i would lose air rapidly!

  • @donnellwaddell8474
    @donnellwaddell8474 3 роки тому +1

    2021 best lucid dreaming speech ever 🙌🏾💯

  • @waveanyway5337
    @waveanyway5337 10 років тому

    When Charlie explained how when the three headed monster shrunk and he was hugging himself, I had chills for days. I've always been interested in lucid dreaming but time put it into action! Meditation session tonight! WaveAnyWay!

    • @CharlieMorley
      @CharlieMorley 10 років тому

      Glad that it had that impact on you :-) x

  • @CharlieMorley
    @CharlieMorley 11 років тому +1

    Yes, absolutely! Happy dreaming! x

  • @KaneyoshiSouji
    @KaneyoshiSouji 10 років тому +1

    It is such a simple concept: To tell yourself that accepting the light and the darkness of yourself shouldn't be feared, but embraced. If everyone did, how the world would change drastically. You are a great speaker. Short, but sweet. I really enjoyed. I hope there is more from you.

    • @CharlieMorley
      @CharlieMorley 10 років тому

      So glad you enjoyed the vid! Yes i have loads more videos on my youtube channel :-) xx

    • @789dude123
      @789dude123 10 років тому

      Charlie Morley Charlie! I just bought your book, it'll get to my place by february 15 or so. I also bought your tapes and had the most fun dreaming lastnight. I really think I'll get to lucid dream! thank you very much. Cant wait to read your book.

    • @CharlieMorley
      @CharlieMorley 10 років тому

      Great to hear man! Thanks for the support! :-)

  • @LissyLou0507
    @LissyLou0507 11 років тому

    i've went to different planets and saw things I couldn't ever have imagined. Once you give yourself to your dream maybe you will be able to reach farther. Good luck and sweet dreams!

  • @CalumOMG
    @CalumOMG 11 років тому

    Great speaker!

  • @SJ-to6yl
    @SJ-to6yl 8 років тому +1

    I'm currently taking your courses on lucid dreaming. I want to say thank you very much :)

    • @CharlieMorley
      @CharlieMorley 8 років тому

      +정세휘 hope you enjoy the course! :)

  • @andrzejsati3861
    @andrzejsati3861 7 років тому +1

    Brilliant Charlie!

  • @Sychedelectable
    @Sychedelectable 9 років тому +1

    Such an amazing and captivating speaker!! Thank you for the encouragement, Charlie Morley - I've always wanted to get into Lucid Dreaming! :)

  • @Niamh2012
    @Niamh2012 6 років тому +2

    Just read his book lucid dreaming (very easy read) and will be attending his (donation) workshop at Buddhist centre on 7th Oct 2017 in Bermondsey London. On this TedTalk There was no intro and he could perhaps slow down his speech tempo a little to connect more with audience but he's well prepared and concise compared to other speakers. Lucid dreaming goes way beyond what has been covered at this intro of course ie Tibetan bon tradition and preparation for bardo upon one's death. Love a lucid dream but so far it seems to only come when it wants. Hypnogogic state seems a good entry point and acupuncture definitely has given me some guidance along the way.

    • @CharlieMorley
      @CharlieMorley 6 років тому +1

      Thanks Niamh :-) No time for intros when you've got 9.30 mins max I'm afraid! xx

    • @Niamh2012
      @Niamh2012 6 років тому

      Charlie Morley good point. 😊

  • @colomjosep
    @colomjosep 4 роки тому +1

    Great experience in Girona, see you next year. BIG, Charlie!

  • @NewEarthTV
    @NewEarthTV 11 років тому

    Incredible info

  • @josevillegas6098
    @josevillegas6098 9 років тому +1

    charlie thank you for that info. i did just what you said and found myself feeling even more then just heeling. what i went through i want to feel more of. and thanks again

    • @CharlieMorley
      @CharlieMorley 9 років тому

      So glad!

    • @josevillegas6098
      @josevillegas6098 9 років тому

      thanks to you i found other ways to make me aware of when i am dreaming. like when i know i am about to have a nightmare again i dont have them anymore but thats when i become aware and go about trying to stay lucid and yea still working on that part.

  • @LissyLou0507
    @LissyLou0507 11 років тому

    you must get excited when you realize that you are lucid dreaming. If it were my dream, I would try to meditate and slow your heart rate down. It can be extremely exciting when you first start lucid dreaming. I started shouting out questions and let the dream direct me, it helped me with controlling how excited I get and I got to experience so many amazing journeys once i relinquished the need to control what I do and just pay more attention to my surroundings and let go. Good luck!

  • @CharlieMorley
    @CharlieMorley 10 років тому

    Great dream and great response to the shadow aspects! :) x

  • @CharlieMorley
    @CharlieMorley 11 років тому

    I've literally just taught about nightmares this evening as part of my online course! One of the points i was making was how great nightmares can be for lucid dreams and often people with nightmares make the best LDer's :-)

  • @CharlieMorley
    @CharlieMorley 12 років тому

    Thanks for the support!

  • @Dustin_Bins
    @Dustin_Bins 8 років тому +1

    OMG, this is just soooooooo fascinating!

  • @ChilledPones
    @ChilledPones 10 років тому

    Hey great introduction, a friend pointed me in your direction this morning, will be looking out for workshops. I've been lucid dreaming since i was young, my teenage son also lucid dreams, I would like to work more consciously with dreaming (hehe!) as a whole.

  • @CharlieMorley
    @CharlieMorley 11 років тому

    Great stuff! Go forward fearlessly! :-) x

  • @mcxandermusic
    @mcxandermusic 12 років тому

    Yeah! great talk - I am inspired to last more than two days on my dream diary now... :)

  • @eltronado2
    @eltronado2 Рік тому +1

    Beautiful

  • @jamiebristow
    @jamiebristow 12 років тому

    Tantalising stuff, Charlie! I've been meaning to join you at a London retreat sometime - can't August or September, but hopefully in autumn. Perhaps I'll start a dream diary in the meantime!

  • @CharlieMorley
    @CharlieMorley 11 років тому

    Thanks so much for the support! :-) x

  • @JaspreetKaur-wb9sj
    @JaspreetKaur-wb9sj 12 років тому

    Hey great talk Charley, love your lively presentation. Let's spread the Lucid Dreaming and OBE vibes to all we encounter :-)

  • @AlvaroLopez1
    @AlvaroLopez1 12 років тому

    This is brilliant! am

  • @msyadigg1
    @msyadigg1 11 років тому

    I have been a lucid dreamer since I was 12 years old and the black shadow has terribly terrified me for years to the point where I get sleep paralysis.
    I recently have been diagnosed with narcolepsy at 21, I pretty much dream my whole night away my rem cycle starts 1min after I fall asleep . I am going to try the technique tonight, hopefully it works and can finally bring me peace.

  • @CharlieMorley
    @CharlieMorley 12 років тому +1

    Great stuff man, hope to see you soon! :)

  • @artflowtools4884
    @artflowtools4884 10 років тому

    Thanks so much dude...
    i cried a little

  • @KidYolo.
    @KidYolo. 4 роки тому +2

    Would be a while explaining my story but I kept dying in my dreams after I think I explored to deep into my mind once but I stopped after a while when I kept dying in my dreams (which happens till this day) but soon I’m soon goin to train to go back to that state of consciousness and try to fix it ! Wish me luck 😕(; .

  • @trevormartin8154
    @trevormartin8154 11 років тому

    man if Sogyal was your teacher i know you are very worth watching, i have to thank you, your one of the first people i ever really heard talk about life as a dream, and it has changed my whole life perspective, i actually just got done writing a 44 page book about the concept, maybe i can get your email sometime and get your opinion :)

  • @CharlieMorley
    @CharlieMorley 11 років тому

    Sounds sick man, i'll check it out!

  • @zada4a
    @zada4a 8 років тому +1

    Got your book on Lucid Dreaming and I am loving it. It's so interesting and easy to read - and very helpful! Thank you for writing it!
    PS: Lucid dreaming practice is very fun, even though I haven't achieved it yet after two weeks of trying. Last night I dreamt about talking to my friends about lucid dreaming, so I must be close. :D

    • @CharlieMorley
      @CharlieMorley 8 років тому

      +zada4a Great! Yes dreaming about LDing is so close to lucidity!

  • @CharlieMorley
    @CharlieMorley 11 років тому

    Glad you found it useful! :)

  • @RastaMonn
    @RastaMonn 2 роки тому +1

    This spoke LOUDLY, can't seem to stop having the same nightmare over and and over... yes it's so lucid it's hard to tell if it's fake. The emotions are SO INTENSE im lost in it while dreaming. I do not notice that I'm dreaming but rather that I'm frustrated that I know to display the challenge but get lost in emotion before I can even try to rationalize. So it happens again and again. Maybe I'll meditate and try getting more control in this reality so I can do so in dream...any suggestions please?..any.....!

  • @CharlieMorley
    @CharlieMorley 11 років тому

    im gonna check these out! :)

  • @Fabianv7v
    @Fabianv7v 7 років тому

    I stopped trying to Lucid dream, threw out my dream journals.
    Something dark, very dark scared me out of my lucid dream into sleep paralysis where it continued to terrorize me. I never really saw it while I was frozen...... but I could sense a horrifying form of abyss.
    Never tried since... and don't plan on it.

  • @byLeonard1000
    @byLeonard1000 11 років тому

    Thanks!

  • @CharlieMorley
    @CharlieMorley 11 років тому

    Thanks a lot Ryan! :)

  • @mastercontrol200
    @mastercontrol200 11 років тому

    I was reading a forum post on one of the lucid dreams websites written by a girl who'd followed the exact opposite course that you did. She waged war against her nightmarish dream characters in a lengthy series of scary lucid dreams. When they increased in strength she increased her armies. This escalation reached unmanageable size and eventually she was trapped, incarcerated and tortured. Your method would have saved her much suffering.

  • @SolarTwinLunarKing
    @SolarTwinLunarKing 9 років тому +1

    Did I say that you're my new favorite person? You're my new favorite person. Great talk, buddy, well organized, you hit every point in exactly the right way at exactly the right time.

  • @CharlieMorley
    @CharlieMorley 11 років тому

    Glad you like the talk Charlie! :-)