I watched this vid yesterday at 2am and boom I had my first LD. I was trying for months and now it finally worked! I think that the part of the false awakening really helped me. I did MILD with WBTB. I fell asleep only to realise that I woke up. I did a reality check to see if it was a false awakening. It was. I realized that I only could walk slowly and with little gravity. I wanted to fly, but I decided to go to school. Spawned there, but then the dream was turning into a regular dream. I'm so fricking happy that I finally did it after months of trying. For all you people out there who think they can't lucid dream. You can! It's just a matter of when your first LD will come. Some lucky bastards get it the first night others might wait months like I did. Never give up and keep believing in yourself. You can do it!💪
"Do a reality check." Me in a dream: ah yes i have 20 fingers, the dogs are flying outside, and my house is a bizarre mirror image of the one i usually live in, this is a very normal and boring day
bro my 3rh lucid dream was fucking ruined by a fucking computor that had a fucking mirror i thought it was just a normal computor but no i was a blue tf2 spy in greenhill zone apparently when i looked at the monitor my lucid dream charactor commited tf2-enemy-explosion-spy.exe and there was some sourt of scp 096
Holy crap this worked. I casually watched, woke up earlier than usual, did some sense focusing stuff briefly, went back to sleep, had a lucid dream. Wild.
It's been a while, I can't remember at all what happened. But it felt like sudden clarity, but inside a dream. Like oh I'm in a dream and nothing is real here.
3 days of dream journalling : I can see the huge results. I can remember my dreams better than before and they are more vivid. Last night I saw three dreams and the last one was the most awesome. I was in a vet's shop. I was sitting in the bench with the other pet owners. At last I was able to recognize that I am dreaming but the dream ended. I am so excited what will happen tonight. Tip : You should keep a dream journal.
Lucid Dreaming: 1. Wake up 4-5 hours since you went to bed 2. Get up, walk around, stretch, do whatever for 5-10 minutes. 3. Go back to bed. Get into a position you don’t usually sleep in The CYCLE : 1. Focus on sight 2. Focus on hearing 3. Focus on touch 4. Repeat 5 times The CYCLE(again): 1. Focus on sight 2. Focus on hearing 3. Focus on touch 4. Repeat 4 times 5. Spend extra time with each step. Somewhere aoudad 30 seconds. Remember to reality check!
Hey, can you help me 🥺 I understand a little English but I don't understand The cycle again. Do I focus on the sight for 30 seconds and open my eyes and reality check and continue with another sensation, or did I focus on all three sensations four times without opening my eyes? And after finishing the 4 cycles I try to fall asleep as quickly as possible? I do not know if you understand me, sorry little compression, I hope not to bother you :c
You can drink a lot of water and sleep, then you will have to wake up to go to the bathroom :) Im not a master i just heard it works and actually makes sense lmao
Bro I literally remember lucid dreaming in five seconds when I was scrolling through shorts and put my phone down to give my eyes a break. I fell asleep and had a “false awakening” where I continued watching UA-cam shorts until I actually woke up. It was weird.
For those who want to delve into lucid dreaming, I have a warning for you. If you get good enough at it, your dreams will become mundane and boring. They may even become repetitive in the same dream, going over the same thing. I stumbled upon the concept ages ago, and practiced it, only to find that my conscious mind, my rational side, interferes with my dreams. Though I've tried to stop, I can't seem to unlearn what I've learned, and my dream life is no longer as creative as it once was before. The subconscious is vastly more creative than the conscious. Don't interfere with it at the risk of permanently ruining the fun of unchecked creativity the subconscious mind has. It's like taming a beautiful animal, only to realise that it was the wild animal you truly loved, simply because it was unpredictable. I realise this is only my experience, but I wanted to share it as a caution to others of what may happen.
Oh my gosh yes!!!!! I will literally get frustrated because I get stuck in one random storyline and cannot logically find a way to move past it, basically what I had to do was convince my mind that it makes perfect sense to do a sort of jump cut, kinda like when movies cut to a black screen, therefore allowing me to continue from wherever I want
Step 1 Go to bed : and set an alarm for 3 am also go to sleep at 9:00 preferably (oh btw if you dont want to set an alarm and make noise just drink water 3 cups and if you sleep at 9:00 youll wake up at 3 that works too) Step 2 Wake up: when the alarm wakes you up stay awake for 5 to 10 min during this time you can use the bathroom walk around or strech a little but dont scroll on tiktok just wait normally Step 3 Return To Bed: Return to bed and lie dont in a comfortable position i suggest picking a different position than the one you normally use (if you have trouble falling asleep you can lie down normally) Step 4 The Cycles (IMPORTANT): First Close your eyes and pay attention to the darkness behind your eyelids stay relaxed Focus on the darkness do this only for a few seconds and then move on and then focus on the noise if theres is no noise just listen to static noise that your brain creates and do this only for a few seconds and then move on and then focus on touch feel the blankets weight do this 5 times and then do these 4 times but do it slower Step 5 Sleep: Go to sleep Step 6: IF YOU WAKE UP MAKE SURE TO DO A REALITY CHECK IT CAN BE A FALSE AWAKENING Mistakes Beginners make: 12:40 EDIT: GUYS OMG I TRIED THIS TONIGHT AND I ACTUALLY DID IT NEVER GIVE UP
Summary of the Technique: Preparation: Go to bed early, set an alarm to wake up during REM sleep (4-5 hours after falling asleep), and then stay awake for 5-10 minutes before going back to bed in a (potentially) different sleeping position to signal your intent to lucid dream. The Cycles: Perform a series of sensory focus cycles upon returning to bed, concentrating in turn on sight (the darkness behind closed eyelids), hearing (any internal or external sounds), and touch (physical sensations). Repeat these cycles, initially quickly for five times and then more slowly and deliberately for four more times. Falling Asleep: After completing the cycles, allow yourself to fall asleep as quickly as possible, aiming to enter a lucid dream state. Outcomes and How to Deal with Them: False awakenings: Perform a reality check every time you "wake up" to ensure you're not still dreaming. Waking up for real: If you find yourself awake, immediately relax and try a few more cycles before attempting to sleep again. Successful lucid dream entry: You might become lucid spontaneously due to heightened awareness from the cycles or transition directly from wakefulness to a dream. Mistakes to Avoid: Wrong timing: Attempting the technique without waking up during the night or too early in the sleep cycle. Rushing through cycles: Not engaging fully with each sensory focus, which is crucial for preparing your mind for lucid dreaming. Advice for Success: Patience and Consistency: Like any skill, lucid dreaming takes practice. Don't be discouraged if it doesn't work immediately. Journaling: Keep a dream journal to increase dream recall, an essential aspect of becoming lucid. Reality Checks: Integrate reality checks into your daily routine to improve your ability to recognize dreams.
1:15 LUCID DREAMING IN 30 SECONDS 1:48 STEP 1: GO TO BED 2:30 STEP 2: WAKE UP 2:44 STEP 3: RETURN TO BED 3:14 STEP 4: THE CYCLES 3:53 1. Focus on SIGHT 4:33 2. Focus on HEARING 5:01 3. Focus on TOUCH 5:25 That’s one cycle (you need to do it 5 times so 4 more cycles) 5:44 FINAL STEP/STEP 4 6:21 STEP 4.5: SLOW CYCLES (4 more times slowly/30 seconds for 1 sense)
I've apparently been having lucid dreams regularly, without even trying, or knowing about it. I just go to sleep and immediately wake up (to the lucid dream), living my life as normal until i wake up and do it all over again.
@@civexian why he would want to fill time in a 16 minute video? I mean, if the video lasts 10 minutes I understand, but its 16, he literally have no reason to do it to fill time
For anybody who believes that this is just clickbait, or doesn't work, remember that the worst that can possibly happen is that you fix your sleep schedule.
I really like this comment because the same thing applies to church. Anyone who doesn't believe, the worst that can happen is you leave with the same opinion you entered in.
@@springb0nnie837 Sleep schedule makes you wake up at 8 am (for example). If you will wake up at midnight or do something else while you normally are asleep, your sleep schedule will change and make you wake up at 10 am (for example). So when you fix it you will wake up at an hour you normally want to wake up and not 5 am or 6 am. Hope this helps!
I have lucid dreamed 2 TIMES in my life without even knowing lucid dreams exist and both times I thought "This is a bad dream I better wake up from it" instead of simply changing it into a life changing experience, I am very sad lol
Same that happened to me way too many times I’ve only had a good lucid dream but I was to young to understand and got a little confused why I woke up in my dream so I asked everyone to help me wake up. I think that was my first lucid dream now I wish I stayed longer
Thanks, I'm gonna try it today Edit: I went to sleep at 2am and when my alarm clock ringed 4-5 hours later I think I overheard it and didn't really wake up, BUT: I still had my first real lucid dream today. I think it's because I really thought about it much today and was really invested into the topic. I also did a lot of reality checks over the last few days. The dream wasn't really vivid and clear, it was very very blurred and I didn't have exact control over what I wanted to see/do. However, I still realized several false awakenings and managed to stay in my dream for a minute or so to make cool experiences. I think this video still helped me, even if I "failed" first. Thanks!
I told my dream character that he is dreaming & I even show him how to reality check with my finger & it worked he was very interested & wanted to know more. It was awesome
wait no this si better thoguh! because when you wake up in middle of night, you are most likely waking up directly from a dream; this would be the perfect time to do the technique, take advantage of that.
When I was a teen, I got really into lucid dreaming; because I had a major problem with falling dreams that were causing me so much anxiety that it was affecting my waking hours as well, and it happened almost every night. I got to the point that I would automatically realize I was dreaming, if I started to have a falling sensation (I never had a major fall like in the dream while awake, or that could have been confusing.), and I could just stop it in some way. Once I realized this goal, i stopped working on it, but twenty plus years later, I still automatically can stop a falling dream. As an adult, I suffer from severe nightmares that are related to PTSD, and they are bad enough that they have caused dissociative episodes when I wake up. I started taking a medication called Prazosin that kept me from having the nightmares, but I developed health issues that made me stop taking it. The dreams have begun to get out of hand, and I thought back on lucid dreaming and how it helped before and decided to give it a shot again. I have been following your videos and have learned a lot. I've been keeping a dream journal for the last few days, even when I had nightmares that I didn't want to remember. Last night, I had my first breakthrough. I had a nightmare, but the three really bad parts in the dream, instead of making me feel traumatized and heartbroken, just made me mad; because even in the dream, my thought was, "That was just deliberate bullshit meant to upset me.". It really robbed the nightmare of its pain. I am hoping that this is a breakthrough for the whole process. Thank you for the help!
When I was like 4 or so, I literally had nightmares every night, and at some point I got just as annoyed as you like: Oh come on man, can this monster just shut up? 😂
@@parisestebanvegalaborin6200 I've been able to get myself to stop my connection to nightmares. At the point at which I would normally start to reach a traumatic level and wake up in filled with anxiety or panic or even to the point where I'm disassociated, I have now been having a reaction more where I can hear myself say, "You're doing this on purpose, just to upset me. **** this.", and I wake up, without the panic. This is a huge personal success. As far as actually reaching lucid dreaming, I was doing quite well and then had a setback. I have been using a symbol on my wrist that I check throughout the day as my reality check. I started to have a nightmare that I've been having for about ten years now, and I stopped myself in my dream and said to myself, "Nah, this seems too familiar. This is that dream, isn't it?" I then looked at my wrist... and that symbol was right there. And then I was like, well dang... I guess, it isn't that nightmare... it's real. Then I fell much further into buying the dream. I haven't been able to come back from that yet.
@@DogFlamingoXIII A symbol on your wrist is not a good reality check, its very likely that the symbol will be there even in your dreams as you mentioned. You should try counting your fingers and if that doesnt work try pushing 1 or 2 fingers through the palm of your hand. If you're in a dream your fingers will go through your hand. Hope this helps keep it up
@@benhoho9349 I use LUCID LIVING And i meditate daily 2 times 60 minutes It feels really easy to lucid dream Now i lucid dream every night And, I stopped using techniques But the progress is getting better
1:15 what is lucid dream 1:49 step 1 (go to bed) 2:30 step 2 (wake up) 2:45 step 3 (return to bed) 3:12 step 4 (the cycles) 5:47 final step of technique 5:52 how this works 6:25 step 4.5 (slow cycles) 7:58 step 5 (enter the dream)
WTF BRO?! I tried literally dozens of techniques, but in the FIRST night I tried the technique of your video I had the first lucid dream in years. I was in some kind of shopping, I went to the bathroom and out of nowhere I wanted to do a reality check. I put my fingers up to cover my breath, but for some reason I couldn't breathe, which led me to believe that I wasn't dreaming. But just to be sure I raised my hand to look at it and saw that I had seven fingers. My fright was so great that I forced myself to wake up, fighting against the sleep paralysis. I repented of the irrational fear I had and did all the steps again after waking up and AGAIN I had another lucid dream, this time longer. I was at home, and when I looked at my hand again I became lucid. Before waking up I flew through my house, and then through the city. I don't know exactly what's different about this technique, but it worked for me. Thank you.
I had my best Lucid dream last night, and I can say that this guy is not exaggerating, lucid dreams can be as vivid as real life, and you can't see the difference.
One time I realized I was dreaming, just because I thought about lucid dreaming a lot and I really wanted to do it. Thing is I didn't think I had any power and just woke up 20 seconds later. Missed opportunity.
1:15 lucid dreaming in 30 seconds 1:48 go to bed early (before 11) 2:13 set alarm for 4-5 hours after sleep 2:33 wake up and stay awake for 5-10 minutes 2:48 return to bed in different position from your usual one 3:13 the cycles: 3:48 focus on sight 4:33 focus on hearing 4:50 Focus on touch 5:32 repeat 4 more times 5:49 final step 5:54 explaining what the cycles do 6:24 step 4 1/2. Repeat cycle 4 more times paying more attention ( dont get too exited) spend 40 second on each at least 7:59 enter the dream, get in most comfortable position and speedrun sleep 8:35 3 main scenarios: 8:50 false awakenings 9:29 reality checks (seeing if you can read or not works too) 9:53 real awakenings Dont move, relax your head and body then do a few more 20 second cycles 10:34 you lucid dream. Heightened awareness 12:44 5 huge mistakes 12:52 trying during the day 13:42 getting too exited/ expecting too much 14:14 not preparing (dream journal 14:47 not trying to condition yourself/ adding extra steps
Dude I tried this last night and I lucid dreamt effortlessly. I looked at my hands and they looked weird, just like in the video. I decided to watch the whole entirety of atsv with Miguel o Hara, and we literally just chilled for what felt for an hour or so. Thank you so much for showing this technique!
Cool I watched allot of stuff about lucid dreaming and thought about it allot yesterday, then I was pretty sure it was a lucid dream cs I saw ppl from a while ago at a place I never go to anymore, so decided to punch some guy in the head, but couldnt get my guard up I woke up instead so sad
@@DarkGamer-iy2qu I'll be honest I've never lucid dreamed before and it just sparked an interest in me but I don't have dreams so I wonder if I'll be able to do it
I also watched it yesterday and I slept at 10:00 pm so that I don’t mess up, I tried all these steps and had a lucid dream. I commented on the “6 things u should never do in a lucid dream” that I had a lucid dream, but no, it was a normal dream. Now, my first lucid dream was short because I forgot one and one REALLY important step…don’t get too excited. I woke up in my bed, in the morning, and I was sad I didn’t have a lucid dream, then I did the reality check and WOAH, I WAS in a lucid dream! And then I started shouting in the dream: “YESSS LUCID DREAAAM!” But..I woke up in reality from the lucid dream since I got too excited. Thank you for the tips, will try them today again! And sorry if I wasted ur time.
to sum it up for anyone: you need an anchor (something to think of) think of something in you room, for example the warmth of your blanket the hum of your fan if you have one sock on you can think of the heat of your foot etc. you can also use a mantra (a saying of motivation) like "I will lucid dream" etc. lightly think of your anchor so you can fall asleep while still having awareness and consciousness. so when you fall asleep consciously you will enter directly into a dream with awareness. [if that makes sense] to lucid dream you need to be in R.E.M sleep. to get to R.E.M sleep you ether have to set an alarm 4-6 hours into your sleep or you can drink a crap ton of water so you naturally wake up then while still dazed think of your anchor and bam! it should work PS. I have lucid dreamt before so you can trust PPS. this may only work for some people everyone is different. hope this helps😁
I used to lucid dream alot in my early 20s with complete control, i could even fly. I had a three year period where i had no dreams at all and now i’m having very vivid dreams again and am very excited to start lucid dreaming again your content is very helpful!
same! I used to lucid dream all the time back 7ish years ago, then I stopped remembering my dreams for years and now they came back, but my lucid dreaming didn't, so i'm trying to learn it on purpose now.
@@jonsboy7844 Yeah, it works. I've only had it happen twice in my life. It's quite... interesting actually. It was just a regular day, I was having a dream, and suddenly I just became conscious. It was out of the ordinary, nothing even happened in the dream. I just felt that I was I a dream, and after realizing that well. I had the whole world to myself. The rest I think you can guess. But yes, Lucid dreams are actually real, and quite scary in a way. You know, suddenly gaining consciousness, it's kind of disturbing.
I used to lucid dream naturally all the time when I was a kid. I sort of discovered how to do it since about 7 or 8 years old. One of my first and most memorable ones - and I remember it clearly, as if it was a real event (one of the advantages of lucid dreaming. They form memories unlike normal dreams that usually fade away). I was in front of my house, playing with a kid from across the street when I realised I was dreaming. I said to the kid "Hey, this is a dream!". He said "No it isn't" and a typical argument that often takes place between a couple of kids ensued. I was really frustrated that he couldn't see that it was a dream. I think about that dream a lot. It happened nearly 60 years ago. The modern day paradigm that we may be living in some kind of simulated reality really interests me. Dreams are a type of simulated reality where some really crazy stuff happens, yet we just accept it (lucid dreamers notice some of these odd things and that usually triggers a lucid dream). The funny thing is that if a person had reason to believe that the world and universe was a simulated environment and if he/she told their friend from across the street, quite possibly an argument would ensue...
Yep that's real. I know many lucid dreamers who reported the same thing: the 'NPC's in their dream became nervous - sometimes even hostile at the dreamer - at the thought of being in a dream. Like in the movie Inception. I've never had such experience, I usually alone in my lucid dreams.
As someone that regularly lucid dreams, but has no control within those dreams, this was incredibly helpful, and I finally gained control over myself and my actions (and some of my environment) for the first time last night
steps listed for those who are coming back before bed: step 1- go to bed and set an alarm to wake up in 4-5 hours. step 2- wake up when your alarm rings. stay awake for 5-10 minutes. step 3- go back to bed and lie down in a different position than your usual one. step 4- focus on the darkness behind your eyes, but do not move them as it will wake you up. focus on this for around 10 seconds. next, focus on the sounds you are hearing for around 10 seconds. finally, focus on the physical touch you are feeling (your blanket, your pillow, etc) for 10 seconds. repeat this sensory cycle five times. step 5- repeat step 4 but take 30 seconds with each sense. return to your most comfortable position and try to fall asleep as quickly as possible. from here, you should either wake up in your room or you will wake up in a different dream location with heightened awareness. if the latter happens, you will become aware that you are in a dream either instantly or soon after you enter the dream. from there, you will have entered your lucid dream. if the former happens, perform what is called a reality check and count your fingers. if your hand is slightly discolored and/or you have more or less fingers than you normally would, you have entered your lucid dream. if you do not, you are awake and have failed to lucid dream. *DOs:* -embrace random thoughts and physical feelings. don't push them away, they are signs that you are getting closer to your dream. -remain calm. if you get too excited, you will wake up. -expect nothing. lots of people go into steps 4-5 expecting to see, hear, and feel things, but this often ends up hindering the chances of the dream succeeding. -if you fail and wake up after doing a reality check, stay in bed, repeat some of the sensory cycles (each sense lasting for about 20 seconds), and try again. -if you lose track of how many cycles you've done, don't stress out, just start again from the last cycle you remember. -do not be discouraged if you fail, try again the next night! -keep a dream journal or other method of remembering your dreams, lucid or not. *DONTs:* -skip straight to step 4/perform the method without setting the alarm. -rush through the sensory cycles. -become discouraged if no hypnagogia (strange/abnormal sensory sensations) takes place. -focus on hypnagogia too much. -add steps or mix in other techniques unless you are an experienced lucid dreamer. *REMEMBER:* the odds are in your favor with this method! don't lose hope :)
Me: peacefully watching the video. Ad: "you don't need to learn how to lucid dream you need to remember" I still am wondering how I could remember how to lucid dream without learning how to do it.
@marczoyd it does help with having a dry mouth when doing a technique. It can hurt progress a lot. If you sleep with your mouth open like a weirdo like me you might get dry mouth a lot. I try and drink water before bed.
This actually worked! I had my first lucid dream! The dream was really bad, because it felt like I was watching someone else doing it on a phone screen, but hopefully tonight I shall succeed!
@@eliscips8833 I think you need to stabilise the dream. I've had a couple more vivid lucid dreams as I went on, so it may be something that happens over time. Also, my method is basically if I think about Lucid Dreaming a lot, sometimes while I am dreaming my mind thinks of it and then I realise I am dreaming.
It worked! I had my first lucid dream! although it was a real scary, but you know, I didn't really thought I would dream, what happened is that we had a class teacher absent and were gonna have 1 less class, so I watched this video before sleeping, I meditated for about 10 minutes and then went to bed not expecting a lucid dream, as soon as I got into my sleep I heard a very weird sound (similar to a microphone's zeeeee sound) and I couldn't really see properly (I believe this happened because I only did the first part of my cycle lol) but I was on my bed, thinking it was a sleep paralysis, too scared to notice I screamed and ran to my kitchen (idk why) one thing I failed to notice was that my kitchen was not there, and shaped like it had an exit if I needed to run away. Then it ended and I was on my bed again, after that my mother came with a lady she had some business with, I was telling her that the reason I got away from my bed was the sleep paralysis (which was actually a LD) as soon as I told her that I somehow teleported to a random street but with my senses awake, then it popped I immediately did a reality check, MY HAND WAS GREEN but it didn't last land and as soon as I thought about teleporting to a city, the dream ended and I was on my bed again.
My guy. I have been trying to lucid dream on and off for YEARS. I tried this technique ONCE and had a lucid dream. It was absolutely incredible. Thank you🙏
This technique is so freaking powerful I have a lucid dream almost every night I do it. It’s so powerful that I have to be careful deciding whether to do the entire technique or just part of it, because if I’m too awake and I do the whole thing, I will very likely have a hard time falling back asleep. If I hang the right balance of wakefulness and awareness on the nights that I’m doing this, I can even have a WILD lucid dream. It’s gotten to the point that I’m not even trying to be a master lucid dreamer anymore because together with the other techniques I do, I can lucid dream pretty consistently using this technique. I do All Day Awareness, and dream journaling, and in my dream journal I write down where in my dreams I should have become lucid. I also read my dream journal before sleeping and then I meditate for a bit before sleeping. All this barely gives me any lucid dreams at all, but when I do this technique together with the rest, I’m pretty sure all my other techniques help it to work a lot better.
@@deadshot8887 Random place. But if it’s a WILD lucid dream then I don’t even lose my lucidity. I’m lucid the entire time I’m falling asleep. But even then I dream about being in a random place.
@@Nesath Pretty much. I’ve heard that when you first go to sleep at night you don’t immediately enter REM sleep. But if you wake up during REM then there’s a high chance that when you go back to sleep you will go back into REM.
Im generally scared to start lucid dreaming cause its like Lucid dreaming - Oh yeah its so fun you can do whatever basically Also Lucid Dreaming - During lucid Dreams If You Are In A Bad Mood Then You Could Get A Lucid Nightmare YOUR LITTERLY SENTIENT IN A NIGHTMARE Also when you wake up you could be paralysized hallucinating shadow demons (worst case scenario your body can imaging the feeling of being touched) --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Of Course Dont Fear Lucid Dreaming! its really good as long as your not in a bad mood no lucid nightmares will happen sleep paralysis is very unlikley!
It happened once, there was a tall, dark figure with a hat (everything was dark) and it started like, lagging in my direction if you know what i mean like, just teleporting a few feet closer 2 or 3 times. And i couldnt move or scream and it was the most traumatizing experience i've ever lived.
@@supersonic5024ro- thats the same i saw in my nightmare And i had sleep paralysis it was so bad 😢 i am now quetsioning if i should enter to a lucid dream 😂it was like my soul left my body
I had a dream once where I had a bunch of false awakenings but where I had sleep paralysis and I was sleeping in front of a mirror and I could see something moving behind me. And it happened over and over again
I thrice got some sort of real life awakening with sleep paralysis without any demons because it was in the middle of the day, instead my mind made cockroaches walking around the walls, rats and a swarm of flies flying towards my direction and I couldn't move at all in any of them
I had a false false awakening. I woke up and looked at my hands, but my eyes were blurred at the time so it looked like I had six fingers then I started freaking out only to realise I was awake.
When I clicked on this video, I didn’t expect to have my life changed as much as it was. Thank you for helping me do amazing things and have great experiences.
Closed/opened one eye at the time - Half awake: It was easier to count my fingers Asleep: My perspective on where my fingers where didn't change. I like this since closing and opening eyes doesn't take as much focus away from being asleep.
Dude, it's so nice to hear that the false awakening thing is legit. I've lived entire weeks only to wake and find it was only a dream. It's really fucky and I'm still wondering if I'm in the dream sometimes.
bro one time i literally looked at my hand to see if i was dreaming and my hand was completely normal like i had five fingers it was 100% the same as normal but i was dreaming. I didn't even realise until later i was like "wait... that's not.... physically possible... was i dreaming?" even thinking back i don't understand how that was a dream
I had my first lucid dream about four years ago after tried for a night or two, the whole reason I wanted to was so I could drive my dream cars (I was a huge car fanatic when I was younger). I recently got back into cars again so I think this is a sign to try again. Thanks for this easy guide and I wish you all the best of luck!
I had a dream where i was driving a lambo, the engine sound, vibration, acceleration, the weather, the road felt so real. I feel like i have actually driven a lambo.
I remember when he said in a video, if your afraid of snakes, jump in a snake pit. So last night I lucid dreamed, and did exactly that, and I felt so much pain. They was biting me all over, and I woke up in my bed.
As someone who was lucky enough to just accidentally lucid dream and pinched myself and then realized I was in a dream, made me obsessed with lucid dreaming now and this video works and it really helped me out.
My first lucid dream was also accidental but it was cool. Have any tips to not get distracted when doing the cycles? Ive been trying to lucid dream for 3 nights now, so i will get better.
OH MY GOD IT WORKED!! I was only able to do it for like ten seconds at best but I think I did it for the first time!!! And I’m far too excited to go back to sleep now! Thank you soo much for the time and effort you put into researching lucid dreaming ❤
I believe i had a lucid dresm for the first time when i was really young, many years ago, i remebers waking up, going to school, then from nowhere i was walking out of the main doors to my school, seeing my teacher i asked ”What day is it today” and i vividly remember her saying ”It’s saturday today”, right at that moment, i think is the moment i realized that i was in a dream, though being young and not knowing what was happening, 7yr me was like, ”Ooohh its saturday, that means im dreaming and if i wake up i can play on my dads computer” and then i tripped on purpose and woke up when i hit the ground💀💀💀, though to this day i have still not been able to recreate this, will definetly continue trying though! Wish me luck, and if you are a newbie and managed to ld, do give me any hints that he didn’t mention, if there is any!
For me the hard part is interrupting my nice cosy sleep and getting up for ten minutes. The best way to bypass that and jumpstart a LD is to have a sleep partner who gets up earlier than you. Have them make you a tea or coffee. Doze until its at a perfect temp. Drink it all down and then get back to sleep before the caffeine kicks in. When it does you will wake up inside the dream.
I tried to lucid dream in the past but would always end up having a lucid nightmare and then waking up to sleep paralysis. Then it would kind of turn into an endless cycle of falling asleep, having a nightmare and then waking up paralyzed. Now I’m too scared to try again 😅 Edit: I think it was hypnagogia that woke me up (thank god, lucid nightmares are SCARY)
16:01 I watch this video every night before I go to bed since the video came out it’s been about a year I’ve mastered lucid dreaming, and I am now fully lucid now I actually want to sleep every night and now basically I have a 100% chance of lucid dreaming in the daytime too
Kudos to you! I had lucid dreams before and even recently and boi if they feel amazing, I unluckily aren’t at ur level yet but I’m positive and motivated to reach that level!
Fun fact dreams move X100 faster the normal time but you don't realise it because you forget about 78% of dreams so theoretically if you fall asleep inside of a dream you will be doing things X10,000 faster.
Yesterday i had a lucid dream, then "woke up" from that dream in my room but i was still dreaming(I knew that after I really woke up because my room looked different irl) then i slept once again and had a lucid dream inside that dream because i knew i was dreaming, and that was a 3h sleep and felt like 30 min
Omygod, it worked. It actually worked! I had my first LD after watching this! And just like he said, it was a false awakening. I legitimately thought i woke up for real without dreaming, but then I did a reality check. I was so frickin shocked out of my damn mind, and even if it was a demo-like LD, it still was one. This video really helped me thanks:33
Dream has a dream that he will go to dream about Dream having a good dream tonight, but Dream is only able to dream the dream he wants and not go to sleep and dream because he drank 15 ounces of liquid sugar like 5 minutes or so ago idfk. I give up making this funny or something.
I watched this vid yesterday at 2am and boom I had my first LD. I was trying for months and now it finally worked! I think that the part of the false awakening really helped me.
I did MILD with WBTB. I fell asleep only to realise that I woke up. I did a reality check to see if it was a false awakening. It was. I realized that I only could walk slowly and with little gravity. I wanted to fly, but I decided to go to school. Spawned there, but then the dream was turning into a regular dream.
I'm so fricking happy that I finally did it after months of trying. For all you people out there who think they can't lucid dream. You can! It's just a matter of when your first LD will come. Some lucky bastards get it the first night others might wait months like I did. Never give up and keep believing in yourself. You can do it!💪
That’s awesome man, thanks for sharing and congrats on your first lucid dream!
@@ExploreLucidDreaming1 ur amazing
I've been trying for almost 5 years...
I had my first lucid dream too :D but... the alarm woke me up
Ive been trying for about a year now with no luck, but I still try and practice the techiniques because I feel like I can do it one day
Me before sleeping: “If I see anything unusual, I’ll know it’s a dream.”
Me during my dream: “Ah, yes, a flying house. An average Thursday morning.”
Average day in ohio
my neighbor moved in from ohio bruhhh
@@ImXyper hell nah man get the hell outta there
Pretty normal in ohio
Your not wrong if you are in ohio
"Do a reality check."
Me in a dream: ah yes i have 20 fingers, the dogs are flying outside, and my house is a bizarre mirror image of the one i usually live in, this is a very normal and boring day
That's real
mirrors!?
False Awakening: hey bro the house is normal
@@idk4377 no like mirror image which is like the side is swapped
bro my 3rh lucid dream was fucking ruined by a fucking computor that had a fucking mirror i thought it was just a normal computor but no i was a blue tf2 spy in greenhill zone apparently when i looked at the monitor my lucid dream charactor commited tf2-enemy-explosion-spy.exe and there was some sourt of scp 096
Lucid dream: creative mode
Vivid dream: survival mode
Dream: adventure mode
Nightmare: hardcore mode
Lucid nightmare: One hp
Real life: spectator mode
Sleep paralysis: Lag
Insomnia: Too poor to afford minecraft
LMFAOO
lol
Imagine getting a nightmare that you could not scaped.
Literally Minecraft in real life
Lucid Nightmare 👿: extreme hardcore
Holy crap this worked. I casually watched, woke up earlier than usual, did some sense focusing stuff briefly, went back to sleep, had a lucid dream. Wild.
how did it feel??
What did you do in it??
It's been a while, I can't remember at all what happened. But it felt like sudden clarity, but inside a dream. Like oh I'm in a dream and nothing is real here.
@@douglassmalone-omeally1683 so u weren't able to control
Myself yes, the dream itself no
This man is literally teaching one of the coolest things you can learn, for free. Mad respect, my guy
ummmmmm dont know if you know this but youtube pays youtubers
@@anonymousjuj1112 I was referring to the fact that it's not a paid online course. I'm glad he's getting paid, just not from the viewers
@@justaserbiandoomer497 oh ok yeah your right
@@justaserbiandoomer497 да али он сад има белуга канал
mmhmm
“Go to bed, preferably before 11 pm” meanwhile I’m watching this at 1:42 am-
That is the exact time I commented this comment on.
I read this comment at 2:42 lmao
@@peristero6565 just a little time differnce.
read this at 1:43 i might be dreaming 💀
Me at 1:00 am
Imagine someone got into a dream but forgot what to do and searched up this video in the dream, making him lucid
Imagine
then he sleeps in the dream and literally recreates the plot of inception
@@man-ix8dc Lol
I have a plan…Try to lucid dream in a lucid dream. Then I shall have the knowledge of infinity
*my goals are beyond your understanding*
3 days of dream journalling : I can see the huge results. I can remember my dreams better than before and they are more vivid. Last night I saw three dreams and the last one was the most awesome.
I was in a vet's shop. I was sitting in the bench with the other pet owners. At last I was able to recognize that I am dreaming but the dream ended. I am so excited what will happen tonight.
Tip : You should keep a dream journal.
Can you give me some updates?
Me: proposes to my crush
My crush: ew, in your dreams
Me, a professional lucid dreamer: *Im gonna do what’s called a pro gamer move*
That’s lame
@@Hellokitty-pb3gb it’s a joke if you couldn’t tell
How do you wake up in a lucid dream
@@cool_boy_crackedatfortnite5154 ha you *don’t*
@@lasher6049 well if someone say in your dream, then tonight make it happen *in your dream* .
Lucid Dreaming:
1. Wake up 4-5 hours since you went to bed
2. Get up, walk around, stretch, do whatever for 5-10 minutes.
3. Go back to bed. Get into a position you don’t usually sleep in
The CYCLE :
1. Focus on sight
2. Focus on hearing
3. Focus on touch
4. Repeat 5 times
The CYCLE(again):
1. Focus on sight
2. Focus on hearing
3. Focus on touch
4. Repeat 4 times
5. Spend extra time with each step. Somewhere aoudad 30 seconds.
Remember to reality check!
Thank you very much kind sir.
Hey, can you help me 🥺 I understand a little English but I don't understand The cycle again. Do I focus on the sight for 30 seconds and open my eyes and reality check and continue with another sensation, or did I focus on all three sensations four times without opening my eyes? And after finishing the 4 cycles I try to fall asleep as quickly as possible? I do not know if you understand me, sorry little compression, I hope not to bother you :c
@@---hk6xv focus without opening your eyes I think. Hope I helped
@@thatonebruneian Yes, thank you very much
Hey, what is this technique called?
Explore lucid dreaming: just wake up in the middle of the night with an alarm.
My parents: oh no you don’t
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True
Oh god same with me TwT
Ikr
You can drink a lot of water and sleep, then you will have to wake up to go to the bathroom :)
Im not a master i just heard it works and actually makes sense lmao
Bro I literally remember lucid dreaming in five seconds when I was scrolling through shorts and put my phone down to give my eyes a break. I fell asleep and had a “false awakening” where I continued watching UA-cam shorts until I actually woke up. It was weird.
Hey u there now?
same but i went to sleep lucid dreamed the best day of my life woke up and felt depressed again
u r still dreaming bro, wake up
Bro it's been over an hour wake up!
I think I’m dreaming right now.
For those who want to delve into lucid dreaming, I have a warning for you. If you get good enough at it, your dreams will become mundane and boring. They may even become repetitive in the same dream, going over the same thing. I stumbled upon the concept ages ago, and practiced it, only to find that my conscious mind, my rational side, interferes with my dreams. Though I've tried to stop, I can't seem to unlearn what I've learned, and my dream life is no longer as creative as it once was before. The subconscious is vastly more creative than the conscious. Don't interfere with it at the risk of permanently ruining the fun of unchecked creativity the subconscious mind has. It's like taming a beautiful animal, only to realise that it was the wild animal you truly loved, simply because it was unpredictable. I realise this is only my experience, but I wanted to share it as a caution to others of what may happen.
Great, now i'm scared to do this
@@botondzoltannagy8849 i mean, doing it one probably won't do anything, right? and maybe your situation is completely different than this person's :)
I don't understand
Oh my gosh yes!!!!! I will literally get frustrated because I get stuck in one random storyline and cannot logically find a way to move past it, basically what I had to do was convince my mind that it makes perfect sense to do a sort of jump cut, kinda like when movies cut to a black screen, therefore allowing me to continue from wherever I want
Alright I’ll keep that in mind thanks bro
Step 1 Go to bed :
and set an alarm for 3 am also go to sleep at 9:00 preferably (oh btw if you dont want to set an alarm and make noise just drink water 3 cups and
if you sleep at 9:00 youll wake up at 3 that works too)
Step 2 Wake up:
when the alarm wakes you up stay awake for 5 to 10 min
during this time you can use the bathroom walk around or strech a little
but dont scroll on tiktok just wait normally
Step 3 Return To Bed:
Return to bed and lie dont in a comfortable position
i suggest picking a different position than the one
you normally use (if you have trouble falling asleep you can lie down normally)
Step 4 The Cycles (IMPORTANT):
First Close your eyes and pay attention to the darkness behind your eyelids stay relaxed
Focus on the darkness do this only for a few seconds and then move on and then focus on the noise if theres is no noise just listen to static
noise that your brain creates and do this only for a few seconds and then move on and then focus on touch feel the blankets weight do this 5 times
and then do these 4 times but do it slower
Step 5 Sleep:
Go to sleep
Step 6:
IF YOU WAKE UP MAKE SURE TO DO A REALITY CHECK IT CAN BE A FALSE AWAKENING
Mistakes Beginners make: 12:40
EDIT: GUYS OMG I TRIED THIS TONIGHT AND I ACTUALLY DID IT NEVER GIVE UP
I know you sleep at 9:00
But when you wake up
@@somaligamerfreefire i wrote there you need to wake up at 3 am
THANK YOU I AINT WATCHING THOSE 16 MINUTES
I have never had a confirmed lucid dream(when I was little I would se lights and pattern when I went to sleep,) but it constanly have flase awakenings
BAHAHAHAHAHAHAH FRFR@@shrek069
Ok guys, most important thing to remember: It's normal to see nothing when you close your eyes lmfao
wait i see all of my anime waifus is that not normal (joe)
@@evillan2623 joe
@@evillan2623 You called?
@@joe-zb7ks lol
@@evillan2623 what Joe?
Summary of the Technique:
Preparation: Go to bed early, set an alarm to wake up during REM sleep (4-5 hours after falling asleep), and then stay awake for 5-10 minutes before going back to bed in a (potentially) different sleeping position to signal your intent to lucid dream.
The Cycles: Perform a series of sensory focus cycles upon returning to bed, concentrating in turn on sight (the darkness behind closed eyelids), hearing (any internal or external sounds), and touch (physical sensations). Repeat these cycles, initially quickly for five times and then more slowly and deliberately for four more times.
Falling Asleep: After completing the cycles, allow yourself to fall asleep as quickly as possible, aiming to enter a lucid dream state.
Outcomes and How to Deal with Them:
False awakenings: Perform a reality check every time you "wake up" to ensure you're not still dreaming.
Waking up for real: If you find yourself awake, immediately relax and try a few more cycles before attempting to sleep again.
Successful lucid dream entry: You might become lucid spontaneously due to heightened awareness from the cycles or transition directly from wakefulness to a dream.
Mistakes to Avoid:
Wrong timing: Attempting the technique without waking up during the night or too early in the sleep cycle.
Rushing through cycles: Not engaging fully with each sensory focus, which is crucial for preparing your mind for lucid dreaming.
Advice for Success:
Patience and Consistency: Like any skill, lucid dreaming takes practice. Don't be discouraged if it doesn't work immediately.
Journaling: Keep a dream journal to increase dream recall, an essential aspect of becoming lucid.
Reality Checks: Integrate reality checks into your daily routine to improve your ability to recognize dreams.
Thank you❤
Ty..❤
1:15 LUCID DREAMING IN 30 SECONDS
1:48 STEP 1: GO TO BED
2:30 STEP 2: WAKE UP
2:44 STEP 3: RETURN TO BED
3:14 STEP 4: THE CYCLES
3:53 1. Focus on SIGHT
4:33 2. Focus on HEARING
5:01 3. Focus on TOUCH
5:25 That’s one cycle (you need to do it 5 times so 4 more cycles)
5:44 FINAL STEP/STEP 4
6:21 STEP 4.5: SLOW CYCLES (4 more times slowly/30 seconds for 1 sense)
😎👍🏻
legend
Thank you! 😂 Precious time of our gifted life>>>
Thank you 😊
i will try it to night
Fun fact: one time when I was dreaming I asked a person in my dream “is this a dream?” And they said yes.
Jaja
That happens to me most of the time XD
And the sad part is that i can't even wake up
@@Alikassim_ wathever you do please don't wake up
I did that too and all the time that person says no. I was very disappointed when I woke up.
I've apparently been having lucid dreams regularly, without even trying, or knowing about it. I just go to sleep and immediately wake up (to the lucid dream), living my life as normal until i wake up and do it all over again.
thats awesome
I like how he explains how lucid dreaming works in every single video so new viewers understand
@@civexian probably but still it's good to have in there at least it's not "IpHoNe GiVeAwAy"
@@civexian some viewers find this channel every day.
this channel is shit for learning how to lucid dream lucid dream portal is way better and actually knows what hes talking about
@@civexian why he would want to fill time in a 16 minute video? I mean, if the video lasts 10 minutes I understand, but its 16, he literally have no reason to do it to fill time
@AT. LONG. LAST. AHJIN you got proof?
"So many scientists have talked about lucid dreamin-"
*shows a picture of dream.*
Dr. Eam
I very lucid dream
@@colon-Thorn underrated comment 😭
I mean, I’d imagine dream would know a lot about dreaming lol
Lucid dream of lucid clay?
Subscribe and I’ll visit your next dream :)
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Let's goo
Nice
For anybody who believes that this is just clickbait, or doesn't work, remember that the worst that can possibly happen is that you fix your sleep schedule.
Nice amount of likes (69)
I really like this comment because the same thing applies to church. Anyone who doesn't believe, the worst that can happen is you leave with the same opinion you entered in.
sleep schedule? what's that?
fr
@@springb0nnie837 Sleep schedule makes you wake up at 8 am (for example). If you will wake up at midnight or do something else while you normally are asleep, your sleep schedule will change and make you wake up at 10 am (for example). So when you fix it you will wake up at an hour you normally want to wake up and not 5 am or 6 am. Hope this helps!
When you are lucid Dreaming and your crush still doesn't like you
Use your controlling powers and make her like you
Hi batman 😊🦇❤️
happened to me
But why?
@@cow_king4223 it's what you expect subconsciously
I have lucid dreamed 2 TIMES in my life without even knowing lucid dreams exist and both times I thought "This is a bad dream I better wake up from it" instead of simply changing it into a life changing experience, I am very sad lol
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Same i used to have a ton of lucid nightmares when I was little so I just closed my eyes in the dream and just woke up
sameeeeee
Me to I've done it a couple times but they always ended in a night mere and I was 5 so ye
Same that happened to me way too many times I’ve only had a good lucid dream but I was to young to understand and got a little confused why I woke up in my dream so I asked everyone to help me wake up. I think that was my first lucid dream now I wish I stayed longer
"Number 1: Go to bed early. Preferably before 11pm."
Mfw I'm watching this after 11pm.
1:50 am
1:10 am
1:37 AM
11:45pm :')
12:14
Thanks, I'm gonna try it today
Edit: I went to sleep at 2am and when my alarm clock ringed 4-5 hours later I think I overheard it and didn't really wake up, BUT: I still had my first real lucid dream today. I think it's because I really thought about it much today and was really invested into the topic. I also did a lot of reality checks over the last few days.
The dream wasn't really vivid and clear, it was very very blurred and I didn't have exact control over what I wanted to see/do. However, I still realized several false awakenings and managed to stay in my dream for a minute or so to make cool experiences.
I think this video still helped me, even if I "failed" first. Thanks!
As soon as I clicked on this video I got an ad that said “if youre trying to learn how to lucid dream on UA-cam… you’re literally insane.”
ME TOO! I listened 30 seconds and then I skipped because he's probably lying to get you to buy something from him.
The ad: If you´re trying to lucid dream using a method, you´re insane, that´s literally the worst thing to do
Me: Well, we´ll just ignore that😃🤚
Same!
Same
Lol this video worked for me
This is not the first time that I've had a lucid dream, but its definitely the first time I've been able to control it, thanks a lot man you rock.
what is a lucid dream that you can't control? is it just being aware that you're dreaming?
@@saesara_h I mean the first time that I've been able to control when it happened🙄
@@uriahmclin6632 but if you’re not in control then is it still a lucid dream
@@uriahmclin6632 I did. But you said in your original comment that it wasn’t your first time having a lucid dream
@Sarahh
They meant that this was the first time they could decide when to have the lucid dream instead of it just happening randomly
My dream: The sky falling, 149 different size moons, alien-robots invading, being converted to robots and using pokemon.
Me: This is real
😂
So true 😩😩😩👌👌👌
Yoo man, same 😂
my hardest part of lucid dreaming is trying to get rid of paranoid thoughts
Lucid dream-Creative Mode
Dream-Adventure Mode
Nightmare-Survival Mode
Sleep paralysis-Hardcore Mode
Bro you literally just stole this comment wtf
It's just like Minecraft
God sleep paralysis is terrifying, pray you never experience it
@@NeonDragon2993 Yeah It Is Terrible
Am i the only one who doesnt control myself in dreams?
I told my dream character that he is dreaming & I even show him how to reality check with my finger & it worked he was very interested & wanted to know more. It was awesome
I've interacted with AI and that sounds a lot like how one would react.
👍
@@josephjoestar953 JoJo!
@@josephjoestar953 JOJO
@Joseph Joestar JOJO! wait that's me
Him: wake up 4-5 hours after you go to bed
My body that’s already used to waking up in the middle of the night: No.
wait no this si better thoguh! because when you wake up in middle of night, you are most likely waking up directly from a dream; this would be the perfect time to do the technique, take advantage of that.
Me too.
I always wake at the middle of the night
@@Dina-he1uc that's how I accidentally found out lucid dreaming
Mine used to do that, then I thought 'oh yea it could help with lucid dreaming'and it hasn't done that again SINCE.
@@Dina-he1uc ok i will
instructions unclear i got sleep paralysis
OOF😭✋🏻
Lmao
you can’t get sleep paralysis doing this method as you’re using a different sleeping method
When I was a teen, I got really into lucid dreaming; because I had a major problem with falling dreams that were causing me so much anxiety that it was affecting my waking hours as well, and it happened almost every night. I got to the point that I would automatically realize I was dreaming, if I started to have a falling sensation (I never had a major fall like in the dream while awake, or that could have been confusing.), and I could just stop it in some way. Once I realized this goal, i stopped working on it, but twenty plus years later, I still automatically can stop a falling dream.
As an adult, I suffer from severe nightmares that are related to PTSD, and they are bad enough that they have caused dissociative episodes when I wake up. I started taking a medication called Prazosin that kept me from having the nightmares, but I developed health issues that made me stop taking it. The dreams have begun to get out of hand, and I thought back on lucid dreaming and how it helped before and decided to give it a shot again. I have been following your videos and have learned a lot. I've been keeping a dream journal for the last few days, even when I had nightmares that I didn't want to remember. Last night, I had my first breakthrough. I had a nightmare, but the three really bad parts in the dream, instead of making me feel traumatized and heartbroken, just made me mad; because even in the dream, my thought was, "That was just deliberate bullshit meant to upset me.". It really robbed the nightmare of its pain. I am hoping that this is a breakthrough for the whole process.
Thank you for the help!
When I was like 4 or so, I literally had nightmares every night, and at some point I got just as annoyed as you like: Oh come on man, can this monster just shut up? 😂
How's it going?
@@parisestebanvegalaborin6200 I've been able to get myself to stop my connection to nightmares. At the point at which I would normally start to reach a traumatic level and wake up in filled with anxiety or panic or even to the point where I'm disassociated, I have now been having a reaction more where I can hear myself say, "You're doing this on purpose, just to upset me. **** this.", and I wake up, without the panic. This is a huge personal success.
As far as actually reaching lucid dreaming, I was doing quite well and then had a setback. I have been using a symbol on my wrist that I check throughout the day as my reality check. I started to have a nightmare that I've been having for about ten years now, and I stopped myself in my dream and said to myself, "Nah, this seems too familiar. This is that dream, isn't it?" I then looked at my wrist... and that symbol was right there. And then I was like, well dang... I guess, it isn't that nightmare... it's real. Then I fell much further into buying the dream. I haven't been able to come back from that yet.
@@DogFlamingoXIII Glad to hear you're making progress, don't give up. 😀
@@DogFlamingoXIII A symbol on your wrist is not a good reality check, its very likely that the symbol will be there even in your dreams as you mentioned. You should try counting your fingers and if that doesnt work try pushing 1 or 2 fingers through the palm of your hand. If you're in a dream your fingers will go through your hand.
Hope this helps keep it up
Him: “go to bed before 11.”
Me watching this at 1:30 am: “I guess I failed”
Technically ur before the 11 pm
I did it at 12 so you gucci
Technically that’s before 11pm
@@Aeoliveo u mean am?
me at 2:50 am
I had 10 lucid dreams in last two months I've literally mastered it!
ayyy
Which technique did you use
@@benhoho9349 I use LUCID LIVING
And i meditate daily 2 times 60 minutes
It feels really easy to lucid dream
Now i lucid dream every night
And, I stopped using techniques
But the progress is getting better
@@Leoverse10 where did you learn it from
@@Leoverse10 really please guide us through that..?😭
1:15 what is lucid dream
1:49 step 1 (go to bed)
2:30 step 2 (wake up)
2:45 step 3 (return to bed)
3:12 step 4 (the cycles)
5:47 final step of technique
5:52 how this works
6:25 step 4.5 (slow cycles)
7:58 step 5 (enter the dream)
WTF BRO?! I tried literally dozens of techniques, but in the FIRST night I tried the technique of your video I had the first lucid dream in years. I was in some kind of shopping, I went to the bathroom and out of nowhere I wanted to do a reality check. I put my fingers up to cover my breath, but for some reason I couldn't breathe, which led me to believe that I wasn't dreaming. But just to be sure I raised my hand to look at it and saw that I had seven fingers. My fright was so great that I forced myself to wake up, fighting against the sleep paralysis.
I repented of the irrational fear I had and did all the steps again after waking up and AGAIN I had another lucid dream, this time longer. I was at home, and when I looked at my hand again I became lucid. Before waking up I flew through my house, and then through the city.
I don't know exactly what's different about this technique, but it worked for me. Thank you.
"many celebrities lucid dream"
**Shows dream**
@@MNM76543 its in the video
@@cranberrycrapthey mean how do they know that he lucid dream.
@@cactus9003 oohh ididnt know that thx for twlling me :D
@@cranberrycrap no you're right the first replier just didnt watch the video
and he is lucid too!
I had my best Lucid dream last night, and I can say that this guy is not exaggerating, lucid dreams can be as vivid as real life, and you can't see the difference.
what did you do in the dream?
@@Twowheelsandadream4 he banged kushina.
@@jaredbowen3527 FLYING RAIJIN: JIKKU SHIPPU SENKO RENNODAN ZEROSHIKI!!!!!!!!
Nothin' really.
Why would he do that anyways.
One time I realized I was dreaming, just because I thought about lucid dreaming a lot and I really wanted to do it. Thing is I didn't think I had any power and just woke up 20 seconds later. Missed opportunity.
1:15 lucid dreaming in 30 seconds
1:48 go to bed early (before 11)
2:13 set alarm for 4-5 hours after sleep
2:33 wake up and stay awake for 5-10 minutes
2:48 return to bed in different position from your usual one
3:13 the cycles:
3:48 focus on sight
4:33 focus on hearing
4:50 Focus on touch
5:32 repeat 4 more times
5:49 final step
5:54 explaining what the cycles do
6:24 step 4 1/2. Repeat cycle 4 more times paying more attention ( dont get too exited) spend 40 second on each at least
7:59 enter the dream, get in most comfortable position and speedrun sleep
8:35 3 main scenarios:
8:50 false awakenings
9:29 reality checks (seeing if you can read or not works too)
9:53 real awakenings Dont move, relax your head and body then do a few more 20 second cycles
10:34 you lucid dream. Heightened awareness
12:44 5 huge mistakes
12:52 trying during the day
13:42 getting too exited/ expecting too much
14:14 not preparing (dream journal
14:47 not trying to condition yourself/ adding extra steps
Thank you very much.
I like ur username. Same
Tysm!
Thank you for saving my 16 minutes through this 6 minutes read
Replying so I can come back later
Dude I tried this last night and I lucid dreamt effortlessly. I looked at my hands and they looked weird, just like in the video. I decided to watch the whole entirety of atsv with Miguel o Hara, and we literally just chilled for what felt for an hour or so. Thank you so much for showing this technique!
Cool I watched allot of stuff about lucid dreaming and thought about it allot yesterday, then I was pretty sure it was a lucid dream cs I saw ppl from a while ago at a place I never go to anymore, so decided to punch some guy in the head, but couldnt get my guard up I woke up instead so sad
@@lh5636That is the worst feeling, when you wanna do something but cannot
Can you enter it if you don't have a normal dream before doing the cycles?
@@solplayer5251 If you are a beginner, then you shouldn't be able to do it. But if you do it, you shouldn't be a beginner
@@DarkGamer-iy2qu I'll be honest I've never lucid dreamed before and it just sparked an interest in me but I don't have dreams so I wonder if I'll be able to do it
I also watched it yesterday and I slept at 10:00 pm so that I don’t mess up, I tried all these steps and had a lucid dream. I commented on the “6 things u should never do in a lucid dream” that I had a lucid dream, but no, it was a normal dream. Now, my first lucid dream was short because I forgot one and one REALLY important step…don’t get too excited. I woke up in my bed, in the morning, and I was sad I didn’t have a lucid dream, then I did the reality check and WOAH, I WAS in a lucid dream! And then I started shouting in the dream: “YESSS LUCID DREAAAM!” But..I woke up in reality from the lucid dream since I got too excited. Thank you for the tips, will try them today again! And sorry if I wasted ur time.
Thank you so much for telling this!! I too want to experience it so bad and will make sure to not get too excited
@@Paigeeditedaudios ur welcome!
Snap back to reality
Lol,@@micpirik2700
@@micpirik2700 oop, there goes gravity
to sum it up for anyone: you need an anchor (something to think of) think of something in you room, for example the warmth of your blanket the hum of your fan if you have one sock on you can think of the heat of your foot etc. you can also use a mantra (a saying of motivation) like "I will lucid dream" etc. lightly think of your anchor so you can fall asleep while still having awareness and consciousness. so when you fall asleep consciously you will enter directly into a dream with awareness. [if that makes sense] to lucid dream you need to be in R.E.M sleep. to get to R.E.M sleep you ether have to set an alarm 4-6 hours into your sleep or you can drink a crap ton of water so you naturally wake up then while still dazed think of your anchor and bam! it should work PS. I have lucid dreamt before so you can trust PPS. this may only work for some people everyone is different. hope this helps😁
I used to lucid dream alot in my early 20s with complete control, i could even fly. I had a three year period where i had no dreams at all and now i’m having very vivid dreams again and am very excited to start lucid dreaming again your content is very helpful!
There ain't no such thing as no dreams. You just don't remember them
@@saulgoodman2626 i mean, if a dream that happened in your head and is forgotten did it really happen?
@@funkymonkey1958 yes
@@funkymonkey1958 do you remember you birth? so did it actually happen
same! I used to lucid dream all the time back 7ish years ago, then I stopped remembering my dreams for years and now they came back, but my lucid dreaming didn't, so i'm trying to learn it on purpose now.
People having 6 fingers : maybe i am living in dreams for years👁👄👁
UNDERRATED
Exacly
My friend's mom has 6 fingers😵
@Khadija Gaming proof?
@Khadija Gaming a video.
Imagine how cool it would be if you could study while lucid dreaming
I mean to study that thing, it already has to be in your mind, and if it is in your mind. Well, why are you studying it then?
well u could lucid dream while lucid dreaming
@@JesterLegend4lifeyeah I definately agree with you bro
@@JesterLegend4life bro what do you know about this lucid dread?Does it really work ?
@@jonsboy7844 Yeah, it works. I've only had it happen twice in my life. It's quite... interesting actually. It was just a regular day, I was having a dream, and suddenly I just became conscious. It was out of the ordinary, nothing even happened in the dream. I just felt that I was I a dream, and after realizing that well. I had the whole world to myself. The rest I think you can guess. But yes, Lucid dreams are actually real, and quite scary in a way. You know, suddenly gaining consciousness, it's kind of disturbing.
7:30 kinda hard when you have adhd and all your thoughts are random as hell
LOLLL thats so trueeee id be thinking about giraffes cuz i love them loll
I used to lucid dream naturally all the time when I was a kid. I sort of discovered how to do it since about 7 or 8 years old. One of my first and most memorable ones - and I remember it clearly, as if it was a real event (one of the advantages of lucid dreaming. They form memories unlike normal dreams that usually fade away). I was in front of my house, playing with a kid from across the street when I realised I was dreaming. I said to the kid "Hey, this is a dream!". He said "No it isn't" and a typical argument that often takes place between a couple of kids ensued. I was really frustrated that he couldn't see that it was a dream. I think about that dream a lot. It happened nearly 60 years ago. The modern day paradigm that we may be living in some kind of simulated reality really interests me. Dreams are a type of simulated reality where some really crazy stuff happens, yet we just accept it (lucid dreamers notice some of these odd things and that usually triggers a lucid dream). The funny thing is that if a person had reason to believe that the world and universe was a simulated environment and if he/she told their friend from across the street, quite possibly an argument would ensue...
Yep that's real. I know many lucid dreamers who reported the same thing: the 'NPC's in their dream became nervous - sometimes even hostile at the dreamer - at the thought of being in a dream. Like in the movie Inception. I've never had such experience, I usually alone in my lucid dreams.
that's cool to think about
Makes you wonder 💭 huh 🤔 thanks for sharing
As someone that regularly lucid dreams, but has no control within those dreams, this was incredibly helpful, and I finally gained control over myself and my actions (and some of my environment) for the first time last night
Gonna start, if I can make it imma do some crazy shit bro, looks cool
I just want to make things explode and set things on fire without hurting anyone or causing trouble, so I will try this
@@vencedor1774 Hey guys today we’re committing arson on an abandoned orphanage.
*5 mins later into the burn*
WAIT ARE THOSE SCREAMING CHILDREN
@@Duffyboi but they are only childre- WAIT NO, NO, THE FIRE IS GETTING INTO MY HOUSE
A dream isn’t Lucid if you can’t control it
So we're not gonna talk about how homie said "a dishwasher" and showed a washing machine for clothes? 4:50
Exactly what I thought
the*
Hey, it works for tupperware so you know..
@@epicclipzbysandwich5428 no a**
Lol
4:50 ... The dishwasher ...(proceeds go show a washing machine 😂)
Him: I will speedrun falling asleep in 3 seconds!
Also him: *precedes to knock himself unconscious on the basement floor*
I’m literally crying from laughing right now
lol
steps listed for those who are coming back before bed:
step 1- go to bed and set an alarm to wake up in 4-5 hours.
step 2- wake up when your alarm rings. stay awake for 5-10 minutes.
step 3- go back to bed and lie down in a different position than your usual one.
step 4- focus on the darkness behind your eyes, but do not move them as it will wake you up. focus on this for around 10 seconds. next, focus on the sounds you are hearing for around 10 seconds. finally, focus on the physical touch you are feeling (your blanket, your pillow, etc) for 10 seconds. repeat this sensory cycle five times.
step 5- repeat step 4 but take 30 seconds with each sense. return to your most comfortable position and try to fall asleep as quickly as possible. from here, you should either wake up in your room or you will wake up in a different dream location with heightened awareness. if the latter happens, you will become aware that you are in a dream either instantly or soon after you enter the dream. from there, you will have entered your lucid dream. if the former happens, perform what is called a reality check and count your fingers. if your hand is slightly discolored and/or you have more or less fingers than you normally would, you have entered your lucid dream. if you do not, you are awake and have failed to lucid dream.
*DOs:*
-embrace random thoughts and physical feelings. don't push them away, they are signs that you are getting closer to your dream.
-remain calm. if you get too excited, you will wake up.
-expect nothing. lots of people go into steps 4-5 expecting to see, hear, and feel things, but this often ends up hindering the chances of the dream succeeding.
-if you fail and wake up after doing a reality check, stay in bed, repeat some of the sensory cycles (each sense lasting for about 20 seconds), and try again.
-if you lose track of how many cycles you've done, don't stress out, just start again from the last cycle you remember.
-do not be discouraged if you fail, try again the next night!
-keep a dream journal or other method of remembering your dreams, lucid or not.
*DONTs:*
-skip straight to step 4/perform the method without setting the alarm.
-rush through the sensory cycles.
-become discouraged if no hypnagogia (strange/abnormal sensory sensations) takes place.
-focus on hypnagogia too much.
-add steps or mix in other techniques unless you are an experienced lucid dreamer.
*REMEMBER:*
the odds are in your favor with this method! don't lose hope :)
thanks, can confirm the first dont is true lol
Can U move a little bit while doing the senses??
Me: peacefully watching the video.
Ad: "you don't need to learn how to lucid dream you need to remember"
I still am wondering how I could remember how to lucid dream without learning how to do it.
lol I got that ad
these illogical ads😂😂
Got that ad too
me tooo!!!!!
Got that ad as well
Me while dreaming: ahh my dog is flying and I’m on Jupiter. Very normal day!
ELD: “In 16 Minutes I Will Explain.”
The Video: *16:02** Minutes Long*
What Other Lies Have I Been Told By The Council?
Lucid dream is not real duh
@@samething2002 , no, i have had a lucid dream
FATHER!!!44!!4!4
@@pupak3000 Pupák!!!
@@LG-pp3lo hey blues clues cult member
1:47 "Go to bed early. Preferably before 11 pm."
Me at 6 am: 👁👄👁
me at 3 am 😎
3:38am
Me at 12:02 night time 🤔
watcxhing this at 3 am
i guess i already failed
Alot Of Celebrities do it as Well : **proceeds to put Dream**
Well he is drem
He should have also put LucidVR
I LAUGHED SO HARD 😭
1:47 go to bed early before 11 pm 🤣🤣🤣
I am watching this at 12 am
*TIP!!:* Make sure to drink LOTS of water during the day and when you go to bed. Dreams are most vivid and rememberable when you are more hydrated.
Aw thanks for the advice dude
@marczoyd owh
@marczoyd Maybe you are just normally well hydrated.
@marczoyd it makes dreams more vivid and it’s always what helps me lucid dream
@marczoyd it does help with having a dry mouth when doing a technique. It can hurt progress a lot. If you sleep with your mouth open like a weirdo like me you might get dry mouth a lot. I try and drink water before bed.
This actually worked! I had my first lucid dream! The dream was really bad, because it felt like I was watching someone else doing it on a phone screen, but hopefully tonight I shall succeed!
Did you succeed?
@@hanzhenplayz3610 yeah it didn't really. I moved on to another method that works perfectly but is entirely based on luck.
@@-mixedup what method? Also how did you make it clearer, most my lucid dreams feel like how u described 😭
@@eliscips8833 I think you need to stabilise the dream. I've had a couple more vivid lucid dreams as I went on, so it may be something that happens over time. Also, my method is basically if I think about Lucid Dreaming a lot, sometimes while I am dreaming my mind thinks of it and then I realise I am dreaming.
It worked! I had my first lucid dream! although it was a real scary,
but you know, I didn't really thought I would dream, what happened is that we had a class teacher absent and were gonna have 1 less class, so I watched this video before sleeping, I meditated for about 10 minutes and then went to bed not expecting a lucid dream, as soon as I got into my sleep I heard a very weird sound (similar to a microphone's zeeeee sound) and I couldn't really see properly (I believe this happened because I only did the first part of my cycle lol) but I was on my bed, thinking it was a sleep paralysis, too scared to
notice I screamed and ran to my
kitchen (idk why) one thing I failed
to notice was that my kitchen was
not there, and shaped like it had an
exit if I needed to run away. Then it ended and I was on my bed again, after that my mother came with a lady she had some business with, I was telling her that the reason I got away from my bed was the sleep paralysis (which was actually a LD) as soon as I told her that I somehow teleported to a random street but with my senses awake, then it popped I immediately did a reality check, MY HAND WAS GREEN but it didn't last land and as soon as I thought about teleporting to a city, the dream ended and I was on my bed again.
I also did a reality check and noticed I had a green hand
Got too ambitious there and it all ended ,😅😅
its known as lucid nightmare
sleep before eleven pm *looks at the clock being on **0:30* a shi-
My guy. I have been trying to lucid dream on and off for YEARS. I tried this technique ONCE and had a lucid dream. It was absolutely incredible. Thank you🙏
You just encouraged me to try it tonight.
This technique is so freaking powerful I have a lucid dream almost every night I do it. It’s so powerful that I have to be careful deciding whether to do the entire technique or just part of it, because if I’m too awake and I do the whole thing, I will very likely have a hard time falling back asleep. If I hang the right balance of wakefulness and awareness on the nights that I’m doing this, I can even have a WILD lucid dream.
It’s gotten to the point that I’m not even trying to be a master lucid dreamer anymore because together with the other techniques I do, I can lucid dream pretty consistently using this technique. I do All Day Awareness, and dream journaling, and in my dream journal I write down where in my dreams I should have become lucid. I also read my dream journal before sleeping and then I meditate for a bit before sleeping. All this barely gives me any lucid dreams at all, but when I do this technique together with the rest, I’m pretty sure all my other techniques help it to work a lot better.
Where do lucid dreams start? At the place you slept or any random place?
@@deadshot8887 Random place. But if it’s a WILD lucid dream then I don’t even lose my lucidity. I’m lucid the entire time I’m falling asleep. But even then I dream about being in a random place.
Is waking up again after sleeping a must..?
@@Nesath well, how else are you supposed to do the methods which lead to lucid dreaming
@@Nesath Pretty much. I’ve heard that when you first go to sleep at night you don’t immediately enter REM sleep. But if you wake up during REM then there’s a high chance that when you go back to sleep you will go back into REM.
Im generally scared to start lucid dreaming cause its like
Lucid dreaming -
Oh yeah its so fun you can do whatever basically
Also Lucid Dreaming -
During lucid Dreams If You Are In A Bad Mood Then You Could Get A Lucid Nightmare
YOUR LITTERLY SENTIENT IN A NIGHTMARE
Also when you wake up you could be paralysized hallucinating shadow demons
(worst case scenario your body can imaging the feeling of being touched)
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Of Course Dont Fear Lucid Dreaming!
its really good as long as your not in a bad mood
no lucid nightmares will happen
sleep paralysis is very unlikley!
It happened once, there was a tall, dark figure with a hat (everything was dark) and it started like, lagging in my direction if you know what i mean like, just teleporting a few feet closer 2 or 3 times. And i couldnt move or scream and it was the most traumatizing experience i've ever lived.
@@supersonic5024ro- thats the same i saw in my nightmare And i had sleep paralysis it was so bad 😢 i am now quetsioning if i should enter to a lucid dream 😂it was like my soul left my body
Guys just comfort your self and just dont think anything beside lucid dream
bruhhh i wanted to sleep
I should not have read this comment
he starts at 1:14
Watching this: kalm
My phone floats while watching: panik
It's a lucid dream: kalm
Realizing i am awake: panik
Sus
@@yajatgaming1642 sus phone
you forgot to do realities check
Realizing you can now do anything: Kalm
Aww, the ghost just wants to play with ya.
Me who has had false awakenings without trying this- SO THATS WHAT IT IS
I had a dream once where I had a bunch of false awakenings but where I had sleep paralysis and I was sleeping in front of a mirror and I could see something moving behind me. And it happened over and over again
Omg yes, this happens to me so often but I didn’t know what it was called until now
I thrice got some sort of real life awakening with sleep paralysis without any demons because it was in the middle of the day, instead my mind made cockroaches walking around the walls, rats and a swarm of flies flying towards my direction and I couldn't move at all in any of them
@@Kamoto-Ohiko Omg
Me: Mom I want reality manipulation
Mom: We have reality manipulation at home
Reality manipulation at home:
Thanos in a nutshell
😶
If this works, I’ll subscribe
so did it work
I had a false false awakening. I woke up and looked at my hands, but my eyes were blurred at the time so it looked like I had six fingers then I started freaking out only to realise I was awake.
I had a false awakening as well. It was my first lucid dream. It didn't last long, but it was amazing!
@@wietzevanderwijk3169 i had a false Awaken in false Awaken in false Awaken
@@Username_7089 The False Awakens
When I clicked on this video, I didn’t expect to have my life changed as much as it was. Thank you for helping me do amazing things and have great experiences.
Imagine you do a reality check and think you're asleep when you aren't.
And begin to kill all and then realize
Haha that happen to me so much
@Lazy Gamerz never 😂
Wait- can you nuke a city via telepathy irl?
@@lyntex001 average american
Closed/opened one eye at the time -
Half awake: It was easier to count my fingers
Asleep: My perspective on where my fingers where didn't change.
I like this since closing and opening eyes doesn't take as much focus away from being asleep.
Dude, it's so nice to hear that the false awakening thing is legit. I've lived entire weeks only to wake and find it was only a dream. It's really fucky and I'm still wondering if I'm in the dream sometimes.
Aint ever had it that rough. But i remember doing my morning routine twice before actually waking up
bro one time i literally looked at my hand to see if i was dreaming and my hand was completely normal like i had five fingers it was 100% the same as normal but i was dreaming. I didn't even realise until later i was like "wait... that's not.... physically possible... was i dreaming?" even thinking back i don't understand how that was a dream
@@karlasolosOther technique is putting your fringer through your hand, see if it goes through
fucky 💀
Mate, this is a dream, you need to wake up!
I had my first lucid dream about four years ago after tried for a night or two, the whole reason I wanted to was so I could drive my dream cars (I was a huge car fanatic when I was younger). I recently got back into cars again so I think this is a sign to try again. Thanks for this easy guide and I wish you all the best of luck!
I had a dream where i was driving a lambo, the engine sound, vibration, acceleration, the weather, the road felt so real. I feel like i have actually driven a lambo.
I want to get a sussy dream😳
@@thyprinceofstars I wanna meet my waifu...and...like you, do things...
Lmao I wanna modify a civic in a dream
@@Gabibi235bro is so real
I remember when he said in a video, if your afraid of snakes, jump in a snake pit. So last night I lucid dreamed, and did exactly that, and I felt so much pain. They was biting me all over, and I woke up in my bed.
Ouch
U gotta believe in urself and Ohh don't forget to use the mods that you downloaded(GOD MODE)
How to make yourself MORE scared of something 101
Bro that sucks
Then don't think about it just don't think about snakes biting you
This was the first method that helped me lucid dream for the first time
As someone who was lucky enough to just accidentally lucid dream and pinched myself and then realized I was in a dream, made me obsessed with lucid dreaming now and this video works and it really helped me out.
My first lucid dream was also accidental but it was cool. Have any tips to not get distracted when doing the cycles? Ive been trying to lucid dream for 3 nights now, so i will get better.
He said no special mental exercises, and just do these 10 cycles of mental exercise each night at 3 am. Absolutely torture. 😂
Pretty sure he meant *previous* special mental exercise
Pure torture
@SniperShivOfficialWAAIITTT, that is the same feeling i had when i got stabbed in my dream, God damn it was horrifying
@SniperShivOfficial Yep, it was horrible
@Sniper Should have fought that thing, it was symbolizing either your sickness or real life problems.
"go to bed before 11 pm"
me: "in bed waching at 23:14👁️👄👁️"
It’s 12:56 AM for me. I stayed up late watching a movie. But I liked the movie, so I’m not mad.
I watched it at 2AM, but I somehow managed to finally get my first LD this morning!
it's 3 am
I fell asleep at 12 and woke up at 3 before watching this video. I'm sad because I could have tried to lucid dream.
What the fuck. I read this comment at the exact time. 💀
OH MY GOD IT WORKED!!
I was only able to do it for like ten seconds at best but I think I did it for the first time!!! And I’m far too excited to go back to sleep now!
Thank you soo much for the time and effort you put into researching lucid dreaming ❤
I believe i had a lucid dresm for the first time when i was really young, many years ago, i remebers waking up, going to school, then from nowhere i was walking out of the main doors to my school, seeing my teacher i asked ”What day is it today” and i vividly remember her saying ”It’s saturday today”, right at that moment, i think is the moment i realized that i was in a dream, though being young and not knowing what was happening, 7yr me was like, ”Ooohh its saturday, that means im dreaming and if i wake up i can play on my dads computer” and then i tripped on purpose and woke up when i hit the ground💀💀💀, though to this day i have still not been able to recreate this, will definetly continue trying though! Wish me luck, and if you are a newbie and managed to ld, do give me any hints that he didn’t mention, if there is any!
Could you do it?
They (well actually you) only asked if they could, not if they should.
- Ian Malcom
"Go to sleep at 11"
*MY BROKEN SLEEP SCHEDULE DUE TO COVID-19:* 5, take it or leave it.
Goin to bed at 2 and waking up at 5? Got it.
For me the hard part is interrupting my nice cosy sleep and getting up for ten minutes. The best way to bypass that and jumpstart a LD is to have a sleep partner who gets up earlier than you. Have them make you a tea or coffee. Doze until its at a perfect temp. Drink it all down and then get back to sleep before the caffeine kicks in. When it does you will wake up inside the dream.
Woah
Didnt work i got insomnia
@@Peb_L The trick is to drink through your nose.
@@Peb_L LMFAO sorry man
I'm too young for coffee
I tried to lucid dream in the past but would always end up having a lucid nightmare and then waking up to sleep paralysis. Then it would kind of turn into an endless cycle of falling asleep, having a nightmare and then waking up paralyzed. Now I’m too scared to try again 😅
Edit: I think it was hypnagogia that woke me up (thank god, lucid nightmares are SCARY)
16:01 I watch this video every night before I go to bed since the video came out it’s been about a year I’ve mastered lucid dreaming, and I am now fully lucid now I actually want to sleep every night and now basically I have a 100% chance of lucid dreaming in the daytime too
How is possible can you help me?
Kudos to you! I had lucid dreams before and even recently and boi if they feel amazing, I unluckily aren’t at ur level yet but I’m positive and motivated to reach that level!
Congratulations I’m just now trying to start
How long did it take you to have a lucid dream for the first time?
@@DeanRueb i know you not asking from me but i had my first lucid dream after trying 10 days
Fun fact dreams move X100 faster the normal time but you don't realise it because you forget about 78% of dreams so theoretically if you fall asleep inside of a dream you will be doing things X10,000 faster.
Cool comment, but there is genuinely no evidence that suggests dreams move faster/ slower than real time
Inception be like
Yesterday i had a lucid dream, then "woke up" from that dream in my room but i was still dreaming(I knew that after I really woke up because my room looked different irl) then i slept once again and had a lucid dream inside that dream because i knew i was dreaming, and that was a 3h sleep and felt like 30 min
@@Arzkay i'll try this one out for sure
@@retro__791 inception is the exact opposite
You’re one of my favourite youtubers keep doing what you do :D
Edit: thanks for 69 likes haha
Edit: Yo 100 likes
Same for mee!!
From 69 to 96
starts officialy at 1:10
Omygod, it worked. It actually worked! I had my first LD after watching this! And just like he said, it was a false awakening. I legitimately thought i woke up for real without dreaming, but then I did a reality check. I was so frickin shocked out of my damn mind, and even if it was a demo-like LD, it still was one. This video really helped me thanks:33
I'm finna try it tonight wish me luck!
@@karmakamui.2747 did it work?
He is still dreaming
I'm trying today, i hope it works 😪
what time did you wake up in the morning? like 3am?
1:28
"tons of celebrities do it as well''
Dream: Hi
Dream has a dream that he will go to dream about Dream having a good dream tonight, but Dream is only able to dream the dream he wants and not go to sleep and dream because he drank 15 ounces of liquid sugar like 5 minutes or so ago idfk. I give up making this funny or something.
@@lucyditee xD
@@nexiwolf2338 Glad someone got a laugh out of my stupid comment. :)
@@lucyditee it wasn't stupid. It was funny :D
@@nexiwolf2338 Haha thanks :D
Who would dislike this? Thanks for your vids. I have severe PTSD and your videos have helped me.
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I’m so exited to practice this :D