Yeah! I think it may be because I do reality checks when I'm bored or not really doing anything special, but don't remember to do them when there's exciting, intense or unusual stuff happening. Which is exactly what dreams are like.
Just a quick summary: 1. Doing the method wrong fix: use an easier method like MILD 2. Not being in REM-sleep. fix: Use an mantra or alarm to wake up during a dream. 3. Certain medications which lower the changes of dreaming fix: look up the effects from your meds online about dreaming 4. Having poor dream recall fix: Start a dream journal so you are more aware in your dreams. If I messed up somewhere please tell me.
I had a dream last night where during my dream I was like “0k if I fall asleep now & concentrate I might be able to lucid dream” so ya basically I tried 2 fall asleep in my dream, thinking I was awake
@@whoswho2016 Year late, but this is because “finger through hand” is a horrible reality check that doesn’t really work. Instead, pinch your nose shut and try to breath through it; you can in a dream.
Everyone is different..I rarely lucid dream during the night..but if I wake up early..let's say 6a.m. Stay up for a bit..then go back and fall asleep then boom I lucid dream..so amazing..
I don't know the answer to that but that happens to me a lot like something obviously unreal happens in my dream and I recognize it as such but I can't take control of my dream and then it just goes on and I lose awareness.
I usually get my lucid dreams in early morning times. I wake up at 3 or 4 am and go back to sleep at 6 or 7 if i don't have to work that day. It works for me everytime, first I lay on my back and thats when i close my eyes and keep my mind awake, I begin to talk in my head and start seeing patterns and shapes swirling around. Then I start seeing movements going past me and feel myself going into a dimension in my mind.
Wow I am actually kind of mind blown right now. I was searching for videos why can't I lucid dream and you really gave amazing tips. Last night I tried to use the mantra to wake up during the REM and also to wake up at a specific time and I just sort of set the intention and repeated it in my head for a few times and I was literally amazed when I woke up right in the middle of the dream. It's so amazing how powerful our minds are. I still have kind of bad dream recall, but I started to have a little more clear and first-person dreams, so I am working on it and I will hopefully lucid dream soon too! Thank you!
~Two months ago I started to get lucid dreams every night. I didn't do anything. They just appeared. And a month ago they disappeared. They were so amazing and I remembered every small detail... My favorite one is a green and red city that is monochrome near the ground. The most beautiful thing I have ever seen in my life.
Whenever im in a dream, i see something really weird but i JUST CANT REALIZE ITS A DREAM!!?? maybe ADHD makes it more difficult? Please answer anyone :(
Elliot Nyberg ugh sameee. Like I always just think it’s real life. Legit I had a dream where in my dream I was like “I should go to bed now to lucid dream”
ADHD is not the problem I think cuz I’m dealing with the same thing :(. Like I can dream about really weird shit and still not realise that I’m dreaming. Dreaming is like a movie to me, I can’t control it
Thanks Tipharot, I've recently started my dream journal and my dreams are becoming increasingly more vivid, unlike many others, you have answered a lot of the questions i cant really find on the internet.
This is so helpful! (I was one of those comments asking why I can't lucid dream haha) I'm going to try setting my alarm for 7 hours instead of 6 bc that might be the issue. Wish me luck!
I've accomplished directly going into a lucid dream from a waking state once. It was amazing. I'm going to try it again after watching some of these videos. Totally excited to be getting back into lucid dreaming!
dream journals are for real th best. just doing it for a couple nights and dream recall is sooo much better and i have a raised level of awareness in my dreams. havent been lucid yet, but i will keep trying!!
Lucid dreaming is really made up of 4 components: Lucidity, Clarity/Stability, Recall, and Control So just learning how to induce a lucid dream is only a small part of the picture. So by using a dream journal you're already improving your lucid dreaming skills without even entering one yet. So don't worry about how quickly or slowly you're progressing with actually inducing one yet - if you're doing things like using a dream journal, performing reality checks, meditating etc, you're already setting the stage so that when you do get lucid you can have longer, more stable, more vivid, and better lucid dreams overall. :) Keep it up!
I had my first LD like 2 monyhs ago and I didn't have one since. I got really frustrated. Thanks to you I had my second LD last night. I never used autosuggestion to wake me up before and it worked on the first time. I stayed awake for like 10 minutes, went back to bed and attempted MILD. It was already 7 AM and I thought that I wouldn't be able to fall asleep again. At one point I decided to just imagine diving straight into a dream. I never thought that it would work, but I did it. I didn't even do a reality check. I knew that I was dreaming right away. At first I started flying. At some point I wanted to ask some important questions to my subconsciousness. I didn't get an answer. Tried it again by asking the same questions to dream characters and one said that it is best for me to not know the answer for these questions yet. I woke up after that. The LD was very short, but it was great.
I Find It Very Funny How We Can Easily Reprogram Are Brain To Do Things Like Making Your Body Wake Up Or To Make Your Brain Remember Dream More It's Awesome.
Hey, Tipharot. I don’t expect you to read this considering you have 28k subs and I’m sure the notifications are overwhelming, but I’m just not getting any results. Whenever I was young I was having a recurring nightmare and one day, my dad told me that I could control my dreams and that night I conjured a Gatling fun and took care of business. I now know that that was MILD, I guess. But I haven’t been able to have a lucid dream since then..I’ve been trying on and off for the last 5 years or so but I haven’t really committed to it until the last four months or so. I’ve tried all of the techniques and committed to them weeks at a time. I’ve been keeping a pretty detailed dream journal and thusly have been recalling more dreams but I just can’t have that first one. I even bought dreamleaf, with your code of course 😉 but it hasn’t been reaping me any results. I want to say I’ve watched almost all of your videos but nothing seems to be helping. I’ve watched a few other UA-camrs but I don’t care for them. If you can offer any more advice or even made it through this comment, let me know. Thanks a lot!
In these situations where someone has struggled to get lucid, but HAS been lucid before, I usually suggest going back to what worked. In the case of your previous lucid dream, it sounds less like MILD, and more like a dream induced lucid dream caused simply by you understanding that you can in fact control your dreams. What you described is actually how many people get their first lucid dreams. If you watch peoples first lucid dreaming stories on UA-cam, it's a reoccurring theme: Someone was having nightmares as a kid, they told their parents, and their parents told them to realise it's just a dream in future, or to do something about it in the nightmare. Lo and behold, it works and they become in control when they next have a nightmare. So perhaps you can focus on this. Take some time to recall that lucid dream you had before, and take a similar approach. Remind yourself that you are in control of your dreams, and that you can do whatever you want in them, and focus on that rather than on the traditional techniques. Sometimes that can be enough to make you realise you're dreaming. Since you have a detailed dream journal, I think that should be another area for you to focus on. Read through your entries and look for any reoccuring themes. You can link this to what I just suggested to you. Tell yourself that any time you encounter any of these themes, you'll know that you're probably dreaming, and you'll be in complete control. You can also add in reality checks to this process if you really want to increase your chances. Next up, don't worry! Sometimes trying *too* hard to lucid dream can have the opposite effect, because you want it so badly that you get in your own way. Take a break for a week or two from trying anything (still maintain your dream journal, but otherwise pay no attention to it), do some things you enjoy during that time. Then come back to it with a fresh mind. This time, rather than taking it so seriously, just say: Hey I'll give it a try, I'll see what happens. Maybe it'll work, maybe it won't, I'm not worried about that, I'll just give it a go. When you take a really laid back approach to it, lucidity comes a LOT easier in my experience. Good luck!
It gets easier with time - while many people will have had a lot more in that time, at least the hardest part (getting the first one) is out of the way!
@@rodex122 dream journals help alot if you rembera anything from a dream write it down. If you don't just say you dont remember it will help train your brain to remember
Iv heard of the setting alarm clock, waking up, and go back to sleep in the middle of the night. But I just dont think I will do this right. Its because it takes me a while to go to sleep. So trying to predict the 6 hour mark will be hard for me. Also schools the issue. Pretty sure I dont even get 6 hours of sleep during the week. So what do i do? Give up? Cant do that, im determined to go lucid. I want to go lucid. And I intend to keep trying.
I had a dream where I was totally aware it was a dream, but nothing happened. I couldn't do a reality check because I felt like I was simply a spectator while my dream played itself out. Any idea on what was wrong or what I could do differently?
I have a tendency to do reality checks in my dreams and then realize that i'm dreaming, but then i quickly forget and go back to the rest of the dream. What's up with that?
Don't worry, it's just a slight glitch in the 2017.07 version. We at brain animations keep working hard to remove this glitch, but it's a deep one. We will hope to patch this glitch in the 2017.08version. Hope you will have better luck!
My biggest problem is that when i notice something strange i don't care very much about that fact. Ex i dreamt to climb without ropes, i asked myself why i didnt climb wothout ropes but then i just keep climbing and keep going.
I can't lucid dream because almost all my dreams are realistic. Of course most times a weird event occurs, but like i said it is realistic so me and people I know act the same, the plot is something that happens in the real world, the settings are mainly in places that I have been to regularly or in a number of occasions. So I think it would be hard for me to realise that I'm dreaming if there is nothing that shows itself that the dream isn't reality.
In reference to the alarm, have you ever tried the "sleep" app? It's an alarm that is designed to monitor your sleep patterns based on movement so that it wakes you up at the right place in your sleep cycle. The monitoring is recorded so you can keep a log of your sleep quality.
I've just tried experimenting with the "Sleep as Android" app but it seemed to wake me up during the wrong stages of sleep. The first time the alarm went off I hadn't even fallen asleep yet! The second time it seemed like it was deep sleep that it woke me up in. I intend to experiment further but I think the accelerometer on my cheap phone might just not be that great so I might have to get a new phone first.
Oh yeah, the one I use, Sleep Cycle, uses the microphone instead of the accelerometer. I've found it to be quite effective. I'll still probably try to train myself to wake up without an alarm. Great videos by the way. Subscribed.
Lately I've been aware of things that aren't right, which I like to call "dream logic" and sometimes I'm even aware that I'm dreaming, but it just doesn't seem to click. I just continue with the dream as normal. I'm thinking of maybe watching a bunch of lucid dreaming videos in order to more easily remember that I can do that when I become aware. I almost lucid dreamed one time but that was maybe a few years ago. I became aware and realized I could lucid dream, probably because I was doing a bit of research on it at the time. But I guess I got too excited because the world faded to black and I floated away. And then next thing I know it's night time and I'm in the middle of a gravel road with a gas station in the distance. Then I woke up. Hopefully this time I'm able to do it successfully.
All the weird stuff in my dreams just seems natural at the time so i accept it. Ill even think "i think this is a dream. This is definatly a dream" and just carry on with no clue if im actually dreaming, even when im fairly certain i am
Everyone can Lucid dream, it is not special. You just have to 'practice' A LOT. For someone it comes naturally, but for me i have to practice etc... Stay patient!
Hi tipharot, I just started following your channel and I liked this video and thought it would be great to ask my question here. I'm pretty knowledgeable in lucid dreaming and I've had 5 recorded lucid dreams since I started my endeavors. I've read a good chunk of literature about lucid dreaming, including Stephen LaBerge's "Exploring the World of Lucid Dreaming," and Evan Thompson's "Waking, Dreaming, Being," which both cover lucid dreaming extensively. Although I have experienced full lucidity, my last LD wasn't as intense as my other 4, and the last truly vivid and lucid experience I had was in October 2016. I started meditating on a daily basis in 2017 and have felt that this helps my dream recall as well as numerous other waking activities, however I still haven't been able to move past this "dry spell," as you called it in your recent video. I also vaporize cannabis on a daily basis as well, mainly in the evenings. I have been doing this long before I really got into lucid dreaming, and all 5 of my LDs have occurred during times where I was smoking. Some of them happened during "tolerance breaks," but others have happened after nights of heavy smoking. I know marijuana can cause reduction of REM sleep, but have noticed that I am still able to remember my dreams if I wake up before my day starts and then go back to bed. The dreams before this initial waking are usually spotty, and I can tell my brain is still under the influence of marijuana because my sleep is much deeper, but my dream recall has been developed enough to the point where I can still remember dreams even if I ingest cannabis before bed. Do you think my inability to become lucid is solely due to the cannabis? Thanks for the video.
It'll definitely contribute. If you're using cannabis regularly you more or less have to accept that you won't be able to get lucid as frequently as if you weren't. There are things you can do to minimise that though. Namely: take a couple of days off each week and go the extra mile to practice during those days, try to avoid vaping any before bed, and reduce the amount you vape after midday or so.
so am i, i have been trying get a lucid dream over half a year! and see no progres at all.... im realy trying be into it all day long . i think not every one can do this....
My problem is that I’m kind of in a loop. I periodically have lucid dreams but they’re not deep enough. I can’t remember much except for my main goal so I don’t use methods to extend the dream. It’s also completely by luck so nothing helps. I do a dream journal, I do MILD, I do WILD, I do WBTB, I have even tried meditations and hypnosis, but none of it works, I just end up giving up and sleeping normally.
It’s crazy I tried it. I meditate for 18 minutes and I focused on on breathing and I said over and over I will lucid dreams then round 12am I wake up in the middle of a dream and a kid in my dream was talking about how he had a lucid dream. I had a weird feeling that I never felt before. I think I was so close to Enter lucid dreaming but I did not make it
my brain is weird. I remember my dreams constantly without a dream journal and when I do I remember them through out my life! I still remember my first remembered dream when I was 3 or 4 years old: Me and my mom were going hiking and there was a HUGE hole on the side of the mountain. I had my 2nd favorite plush with me (a black and white cat) and I accidentally dropped it down the hole. I was so sad... then there was a guy that peeked out from the bottom and caught it. He was small and was wearing a very scary skeleton mask. When he went back in the cave he teleported up to the top and appeared right next to me and my mom. Right then we knew we had to run so we sprinted to the car but the mountain was falling apart and we almost lost our balance. when we got to the car I woke up. pretty scary for a 3-4 year old. :/
I don't think this is because you have ADHD. It's normal for a normal dreamer to see weird things and not become lucid. Just do reality checks. If you see yourself in 3rd person very often, then use that as a reality check. And if you can, you could get Lucidesc which is a lucid dreaming supplement.
Every time I get close to lucid dreaming or I think I'm about to lucid dream I wake up/ get scared, everything just starts to vibrate and I feel like I'm moving fast then I open my eyes
Maybe I'm a lil late, but still haha I've been trying it for months and even saw this video quite a while ago, but I just can't get to my first lucid dream. I've tried fild, mild, meditation, guided meditation, binaural beats, taking a cold shower before going to bed, reality checks and even wild about 1 ½ weeks, but nothing seems to work for me. Before I started this journey I binged many videos, but the excitement starts to fade now. I've trained my dream recall to the point where my dreams are really vivid and I can recall 1 - 4 dreams each morning and I still haven't done a single check inside a dream. The closest I got was dreaming about having a lucid dream, bet you can imagine how disappointed I was after waking up and realizing this lol Do you have any tipps for what I could try to get there sometime in the future?
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I do the wild I think, and the thing is I can relax my body, but I find it hard to visualize, I feel way too distracted by the talking voice. I'd rather have no one talking at all, but at the same time I get bored if I do it when I wake up. The visualisation does appear but its very hard to see vividly, its very vague and unclear in my mind.
My current lucid story On my first night I did MILD wrong and did the mantra at the beginning of the night. did not work On my second night I did MILD, I have a watch, it buzzed at 4:30 and I repeated the mantra and I was so close to a lucid dream but I tensed a little Thanks to you, Matt, I look forward, to sleeping, to the night and yeah this didn’t make much sense but thankyouuuu
Let me tell what i fell, i fell like all my dreams has a story to be followed, i know that im dreaming, but i fell stuck on the dreams history u know... it fells like i am pre determinaded to do whatever my mind wants me to, i can fell that whole relaxing thing, that "energy" but when i wake up in dreams it fells like i am just the eye u know, i fell like my body and mind does not do whatever i want to..
I think i experienced my first lucid dream last night... but im not quite sure. I woke up in the middle of the night for a glass of water, and about a minute after laying back down, I felt my body phase through the bed. I tried not to get super excited.. and i landed in a dark room. I had touched my ears and i was instantly in my backyard. I have no idea if this was a WILD lucid dream experience, but it sure felt vivid. Any help?
Hey tipharot! I started a dream journal because i know of myself i dont have good dream recall. So before i try a lucid dream, i first want to have better recall. But on the first night i remebered 2 dreams! But night 2, 3 and 4 nothing. Is it just that i need to do the journal more nights? Or am i not thinking right about the mantra: tonight i am going to dream? If you have a tip to give, please share it! I will be sleeping now because i have school tomorrow and it's 10 to 11 so it's really late. I'll let you know if night 5 was a succes again or not. Thanks a lot for al your video's! I love them so much!
So, I tried the *WILD* technique from your other video, "How to Have a Lucid Dream Tonight." I got scenes playing out that I could see, and I was able to feel around, and almost get myself into those scenes, but every single time I came close to actually dreaming, I got too excited, then became aware of my reality again, thus completely pulling me out of the *almost dream*, and forcing me to start over again. It got so annoying. I didn't end up completely falling back to sleep, I just got so annoyed after about 45 minutes, that I gave up, and now I'm here, writing this comment. What can I change for next time to prevent this from happening
If you wake up when you're lucid, then that's a good sign. What you need to improve is that you need to reduce your excitement. This is what most beginners face. So don't worry if this happens to you. Once you become lucid, take some breathing exercises before doing thing in your lucid dream. Heck even Tipharot had a similar experience when he was a beginner.
what if i have unstabile sleeps and i wake up multiple times? will my REM phase still be after 6 hours after falling asleep in the first place? i wake up alot at nights
Thanks I've been watching all your vids and I'm new to lucid dreaming and haven't had one yet and since I can't do the 6 hour sleep since I have school thanks for the great content👍 any tips?
I tried it last night with an alarm of six hours after I went to bed 🛌. Woke up with the alarm and told myself that now it’s time to lucid dream. But then I fell asleep and forgotten it without remembering to do the procedure. As usual I fell asleep before I even started. What shall I do about it. Please share. Reply it would be helpful. Please.
i had a lucid dream 10 20 mins ago and it was so blurry and boring i didn’t do anything fun cause it was a big map so i couldn’t explore i only flu and got a gun it was no people in my dream so i felt like waking up but i forgot the spin around switch dream thingy but can you make a video about how to clean up vision for dreams thanks.
I know when I dream, I'm always in third person view. This is why I can't become Lucid and lack of dream recall (I remember nothing most of the time when I wake up). Once I go into First person view, I'll know it is a dream from the one time I experienced with Pikachu in my bedroom accidently then I accidently went back to sleep, LOL. So, I know it is possible for me to Lucid dream. But how and steps is the question. How can I fix this issue? *I know what doesn't help is that I don't like sleep* which makes it even harder to dream itself. I can remember my dream when I do but never in first person view. Maybe I'm lacking REM. Or is there another issue besides my dislike of sleep. I am on the autism spectrum with OCD. I also know my eating habits isn't that great 🤔. But I do have an interest in Lucid dreaming even with the dislike of sleep. 😎🤣🤦♂
Two dreams ago my brother died in my dream. Wasn’t lucid. Last time I dreamt my house was broken into. Still trying to get lucid but boy my dreams are happy
My problem is that when I've realised that I'm dreaming... I don't know what to do next. I literally don't know how to control the dream. That's what happened last night. I did a reality check in a dream. I closed off my nose and tried breathing. And... I was able to breathe! Weird. But anyway, The dream continued with me trying to fly. I jumped out my window, fell, and about to hit the ground, I woke up. This has actually happened before. I don't know what to do!
my lucid dreams are totally by chance, i can't control when they occur and when they don't. i've tried to find some sort of pattern but there doesn't seem to be any. i just can't induce them when i want too. i wish there were some sor of pill you could take that would make lucid dreams occur.
You can actually try out LucidEsc (vividream.com/#Tipharot). It's not necessarily going to make you lucid every time, but it increases the time you spend in REM so it significantly increases your chances of getting lucid. I personally on average get lucid ~2 times each time I take it (once the night I take it, and once the next night), but even people who don't get as good results as mine from it tend to get lucid at least a few times before they go through the bottle.
i have a question if you wake up in rem and you stay awake for 10 minutes does the time of the rem still count forward example i wake up in a rem state and i remind the dream i myself find it hard to get back asleep and it can take 30 minutes if you wake up in the beginning of the rem state and fall asleep 30 minutes later did the rem state stay active and count when you were awake and for how long does a rem state stay active
No it doesn't count forward unless you're asleep. However if you're up for too long then it'll reset. i.e. if you're up for say 6 hours, then the chances are when you start your sleep it'll start the cycles all over again vs if you are up for 10-30 minutes then you'll be right back into REM where you left off.
oke thank you so much tipharot you really deserver more subscribers and views you reply really fast anad trying to help everyone, i really hope the best for you you seem like a really nice guy
Ive realized ive been in a dream and i tried to control it i closed and eyes and snapped my fingers in my dreams and woke up with chest pain which was strange
If the “I’ll wake up in the middle of a dream” mantra can work so long after you go to sleep what’s the difference with just doing the lucid dream mantra before bed as well.
eren jaeger Check out his video on how to wake up without an alarm. It's really as simple as telling yourself: "I'm going to wake up in 6 hours." it works, too!
Hey I think I have a built in natural alarm in me cuz I do often wake up 10 or 20 mins before the time at which a set up the alarm.I know I will have to wake at 6am so I set up alarm for the same time but I often wake up around 6am and sometimes (well rarely) I forget to set up the alarm but I still wake up around 6 or 6.10Does it have to do anything with lucid dreamsCuz I never have one
Hi! I really thunk your videos are very helpful. I just have questions: First off when I try to sleep and repeat my mantra, a few minutes later a scene appears but it's blurry and faded and unstable. so my question is how can I stabilize it and not fall asleep? Please I need your help. (Also one problem is that one time I only have an "audio lucid dream" where I wanted to go to a beach but I only see darkness but I can hear the waves and others I can only see a very unstable scene but I can't do anything.)
Do you have a video on most of the types of starting lucid dreaming. For example explaining the W.I.L.D and also different methods? If not could you make one? So far I only know two methods, the ones you explained in the video.
I do, check out the lucid dreaming playlist on my channel. I have guides for almost every method. The only one I don't have an individual guide for is WILD because I feel like it's very hard to describe accurately in a way that the other person will understand - for me most of the WILD guides out there were very unhelpful, and I only learned to do it by accident by myself. So I don't want to make one until I'm certain I'll be able to describe it in a more helpful way than the usual guides. That said, I do still explain the gist of WILD as step 3 of my "How to Lucid Dream Tonight" video: ua-cam.com/video/_cBOejGs30A/v-deo.html
I had my first lucid dream yesterday it was so weird i checked my fingers and there were like six of them so then i realized i was in one and i had something in mind that i wanted to do but i couldnt really control the dream i was just standing there on a highway and then it felt so weird like i felt my eyes closed in real life but then in the dream they were open it was so weird and then i woke up cause i started to think about my eyes too much
Hey Tipharot. I was wondering how much time did night meditation extend your lucid dreams? Dont remember if you have already went into how long your lucid dreams lasted.
Prior to night meditation my lucid dreams varied in length. Many were a mere 15-30 seconds and fizzled out. Many were 2-5 minutes. Some were 10-15. Some 20+ minutes. After meditation I barely had any under 5 minutes. A lot of them were 15-20+ minutes long. Sometimes several in a night that were all 20+ minutes.
Well, Day 21 with dream journal and nothing. Haven’t gotten a lucid dream. I do reality checks every hour. Tried WILD method. Still nothing. Lucid Dreaming is just isn’t meant for my body.
yesterday i went to sleep at 12pm and i woke up with no alarm at 4 am and the reason why is that i watched a video before i went to bed where the guy said that the best time to do the wake up back to bed was at 4 am so my mind woke me up at 4 am xd but i felt that i was not ready to do the wild technique so i woke up toke some water and went to bed the sad thing was that i woke up 3 times and i had 1 nomal dream ;(((
6:28 @Tipharot I take little 3 mg melatonin tablets every night to help me sleep. Do you think i should continue using them or take 1 mg OR completely stop?
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Tipharot Haha lmao
Tipharot who is that 1%?
*_in your dreams_*
JosephTheGhost Some people have this problem.Either you’re not trying hard enough,or your subconscious is an ass to everybody and a massive troll
JosephTheGhost YOU DON’T BELIEVE
I am so pissed when i cant notice that i am dreaming
same
Ikr
Do reality checks.
Same
I do realize when im dreaming but then i think of like a shotgun and shit never appears xdd
I remember my dreams but I just don't remember to do reality checks inside the dreams
Kent Britton same!! So annoying
I don’t remember my dreams, started a dream journal 2 days ago But it ses on both pages ”i don’t remember” 😂
Yeah! I think it may be because I do reality checks when I'm bored or not really doing anything special, but don't remember to do them when there's exciting, intense or unusual stuff happening. Which is exactly what dreams are like.
If you smoke weed that’s a big reason
Same
Just a quick summary:
1. Doing the method wrong
fix: use an easier method like MILD
2. Not being in REM-sleep.
fix: Use an mantra or alarm to wake up during a dream.
3. Certain medications which lower the changes of dreaming
fix: look up the effects from your meds online about dreaming
4. Having poor dream recall
fix: Start a dream journal so you are more aware in your dreams.
If I messed up somewhere please tell me.
MrBloober2000 thanks
You watched that video, how to lucid dream, just watched 5 minutes ago.
Thanks
I have medication that actually gives me more vivid dreams 😂
@@cwireviews3503 name of the med?😂
I'm so pumped to actually get my first lucid dream right now. Thank you Tipharot!!
Can you pls update when it happens?
Shameless Studios Yes, I definitely will! :)
Friteusen Fritz I want to hear too.
Me too
Friteusen Fritz success!
For those of you who don't know, God nerfed Lucid Dreaming in Patch 3.0. People were using it too much and it was said that it was too OP. Sorry guys
XDD
This shit trippy
Aww. :(
But how come my sister can lucid dream?? Maybe he just made it harder?
Kawaii Noodles- it’s a joke, don’t worry!!!
Lilly Poole 😂 lol I know I was also joking 🙃
I had a dream last night where during my dream I was like “0k if I fall asleep now & concentrate I might be able to lucid dream” so ya basically I tried 2 fall asleep in my dream, thinking I was awake
omg same thing happened to me lmaoooo
I’ve done that. And then had a false awakening but I did a reality check so yeah.
Inception?
One time I was doing reality checks so much I did it in my dream but my finder didn’t go threw my hand and I woke so mad 😂
@@whoswho2016 Year late, but this is because “finger through hand” is a horrible reality check that doesn’t really work. Instead, pinch your nose shut and try to breath through it; you can in a dream.
Everyone is different..I rarely lucid dream during the night..but if I wake up early..let's say 6a.m. Stay up for a bit..then go back and fall asleep then boom I lucid dream..so amazing..
Ive been trying to lucid dream for weeks. I have to ask what's it like in a lucid dream?
@@mouseburger4183 i tried 1 day didnt work i wanna do this so bad
@@rodex122 keep trying you can get it
It's because of daylight which makes you feel a lot safer
Your lucky instead of lucid dreaming I go into sleep paralysis
When im having a dream I somethimes realise that it is a dream although I cant do anything. Why does this happen?
I don't know the answer to that but that happens to me a lot like something obviously unreal happens in my dream and I recognize it as such but I can't take control of my dream and then it just goes on and I lose awareness.
same at times i have dreams i know it’s a dream but i did not take control , i just go with the flow to not ruin the dream.
for me i never take control i just went with the flow because i’m afraid my boring personality will just ruin the whole thing
@@BlueBird1994_ same i knew it’s a dream but i just somehow gone with the flow of the dream
You don't yet have the mindpower to do stuff
I was lucid dreaming in my dream '-'
SAME HERE. BUT THEN I COULDN'T ACTUALLY DO ANYTHING. IT WAS LIKE I WAS ALMOST AWARE BUT THEN WASNT.
@@nootdreamnoot1684 yeah same here :/
Same
LMAO SAME
Same lol. Im so obsessed with lucid dreaming that I dream about having a lucid dream
I usually get my lucid dreams in early morning times. I wake up at 3 or 4 am and go back to sleep at 6 or 7 if i don't have to work that day. It works for me everytime, first I lay on my back and thats when i close my eyes and keep my mind awake, I begin to talk in my head and start seeing patterns and shapes swirling around. Then I start seeing movements going past me and feel myself going into a dimension in my mind.
R e y its whatever works for you😉
Clarissa Jackson When do you usually go to sleep?
MalankaPrusse round 8 or 9 pm then sleep til 12 or 1 something in the morning til 5 or 6 am
Well that was an easy way out of sleep paralysis... Cause normally you would have gotten it.
Wow I am actually kind of mind blown right now. I was searching for videos why can't I lucid dream and you really gave amazing tips. Last night I tried to use the mantra to wake up during the REM and also to wake up at a specific time and I just sort of set the intention and repeated it in my head for a few times and I was literally amazed when I woke up right in the middle of the dream. It's so amazing how powerful our minds are. I still have kind of bad dream recall, but I started to have a little more clear and first-person dreams, so I am working on it and I will hopefully lucid dream soon too! Thank you!
I believe it was nerfed with the newest update that’s why it’s harder now.
Dough Boy 😂😂😂
Omega lol
~Two months ago I started to get lucid dreams every night. I didn't do anything. They just appeared. And a month ago they disappeared. They were so amazing and I remembered every small detail...
My favorite one is a green and red city that is monochrome near the ground. The most beautiful thing I have ever seen in my life.
I currently do MILD but don't do it with the WBTB method so thanks for the mantra alarm idea, I will be sure to try it!
i always have dreams, i forget to do a reality check or something.
Thank YOU for the videos! you've been very productive and helpful these past couple days. Great job!
Whenever im in a dream, i see something really weird but i JUST CANT REALIZE ITS A DREAM!!?? maybe ADHD makes it more difficult? Please answer anyone :(
Elliot Nyberg ugh sameee. Like I always just think it’s real life. Legit I had a dream where in my dream I was like “I should go to bed now to lucid dream”
ADHD is not the problem I think cuz I’m dealing with the same thing :(. Like I can dream about really weird shit and still not realise that I’m dreaming. Dreaming is like a movie to me, I can’t control it
@@pearl5647 happened to me as well.
Elliot Nyberg yeah... I’m like oh, floating puppies? So normal. XD
das completely normal try doing more reality checks the more you question reality irl the more likely you are to question reality in da dreem
i once woke up during sleep paralysis and saw the nun from the conjuring 2
you need some serious help bro
Mortal Beats I guess I do huh...
Mortal Beats
omfg HAHA
The power of the banana compels you
Tipharot is the shit, I managed to actually realize I was in a dream
Did you create the 4th Reich?
I think today was the first time someone talked to me and I actually responded also I lucid dreamed in that dream
Matt, I just have to say thank you so much for the videos everyday! I know it must be darn hard but you deserve those ten thousand subs, keep it up!
Thanks Tipharot, I've recently started my dream journal and my dreams are becoming increasingly more vivid, unlike many others, you have answered a lot of the questions i cant really find on the internet.
I was watching explore lucid dreaming to try and find out why i wasn't going lucid but i found out the it helps to watch multiple creator's
This is so helpful! (I was one of those comments asking why I can't lucid dream haha) I'm going to try setting my alarm for 7 hours instead of 6 bc that might be the issue. Wish me luck!
Good luck!
Tipharot thank you!
I've accomplished directly going into a lucid dream from a waking state once. It was amazing. I'm going to try it again after watching some of these videos. Totally excited to be getting back into lucid dreaming!
dream journals are for real th best. just doing it for a couple nights and dream recall is sooo much better and i have a raised level of awareness in my dreams. havent been lucid yet, but i will keep trying!!
Lucid dreaming is really made up of 4 components: Lucidity, Clarity/Stability, Recall, and Control
So just learning how to induce a lucid dream is only a small part of the picture. So by using a dream journal you're already improving your lucid dreaming skills without even entering one yet. So don't worry about how quickly or slowly you're progressing with actually inducing one yet - if you're doing things like using a dream journal, performing reality checks, meditating etc, you're already setting the stage so that when you do get lucid you can have longer, more stable, more vivid, and better lucid dreams overall. :) Keep it up!
Tipharot thanks a lot man!
Thanks for letting me know that mild requires an alarm. I never knew that befoe and ive been doing this for like 3 weeks lol.
I had my first LD like 2 monyhs ago and I didn't have one since. I got really frustrated.
Thanks to you I had my second LD last night.
I never used autosuggestion to wake me up before and it worked on the first time.
I stayed awake for like 10 minutes, went back to bed and attempted MILD.
It was already 7 AM and I thought that I wouldn't be able to fall asleep again. At one point I decided to just imagine diving straight into a dream.
I never thought that it would work, but I did it. I didn't even do a reality check. I knew that I was dreaming right away.
At first I started flying. At some point I wanted to ask some important questions to my subconsciousness. I didn't get an answer.
Tried it again by asking the same questions to dream characters and one said that it is best for me to not know the answer for these questions yet.
I woke up after that. The LD was very short, but it was great.
I Find It Very Funny How We Can Easily Reprogram Are Brain To Do Things Like Making Your Body Wake Up Or To Make Your Brain Remember Dream More It's Awesome.
Hey, Tipharot. I don’t expect you to read this considering you have 28k subs and I’m sure the notifications are overwhelming, but I’m just not getting any results. Whenever I was young I was having a recurring nightmare and one day, my dad told me that I could control my dreams and that night I conjured a Gatling fun and took care of business. I now know that that was MILD, I guess. But I haven’t been able to have a lucid dream since then..I’ve been trying on and off for the last 5 years or so but I haven’t really committed to it until the last four months or so. I’ve tried all of the techniques and committed to them weeks at a time. I’ve been keeping a pretty detailed dream journal and thusly have been recalling more dreams but I just can’t have that first one. I even bought dreamleaf, with your code of course 😉 but it hasn’t been reaping me any results. I want to say I’ve watched almost all of your videos but nothing seems to be helping. I’ve watched a few other UA-camrs but I don’t care for them. If you can offer any more advice or even made it through this comment, let me know. Thanks a lot!
In these situations where someone has struggled to get lucid, but HAS been lucid before, I usually suggest going back to what worked. In the case of your previous lucid dream, it sounds less like MILD, and more like a dream induced lucid dream caused simply by you understanding that you can in fact control your dreams. What you described is actually how many people get their first lucid dreams. If you watch peoples first lucid dreaming stories on UA-cam, it's a reoccurring theme: Someone was having nightmares as a kid, they told their parents, and their parents told them to realise it's just a dream in future, or to do something about it in the nightmare. Lo and behold, it works and they become in control when they next have a nightmare.
So perhaps you can focus on this. Take some time to recall that lucid dream you had before, and take a similar approach. Remind yourself that you are in control of your dreams, and that you can do whatever you want in them, and focus on that rather than on the traditional techniques. Sometimes that can be enough to make you realise you're dreaming.
Since you have a detailed dream journal, I think that should be another area for you to focus on. Read through your entries and look for any reoccuring themes. You can link this to what I just suggested to you. Tell yourself that any time you encounter any of these themes, you'll know that you're probably dreaming, and you'll be in complete control. You can also add in reality checks to this process if you really want to increase your chances.
Next up, don't worry! Sometimes trying *too* hard to lucid dream can have the opposite effect, because you want it so badly that you get in your own way. Take a break for a week or two from trying anything (still maintain your dream journal, but otherwise pay no attention to it), do some things you enjoy during that time. Then come back to it with a fresh mind. This time, rather than taking it so seriously, just say: Hey I'll give it a try, I'll see what happens. Maybe it'll work, maybe it won't, I'm not worried about that, I'll just give it a go. When you take a really laid back approach to it, lucidity comes a LOT easier in my experience.
Good luck!
It's been about 12 weeks trying to lucid dream now - only had 3.
It gets easier with time - while many people will have had a lot more in that time, at least the hardest part (getting the first one) is out of the way!
I had a really cool vivid dream the other night.
It wasn't lucid but I tried REM and it made it more vivid.
Your getting closer than me. I'm stuck at only rembering all my dreams I'm gonna try mild every night from now on. Till I have a lucid dream.
@@mouseburger4183 i rarely see dreams or just dont remember anything how can i fix that?
@@rodex122 dream journals help alot if you rembera anything from a dream write it down. If you don't just say you dont remember it will help train your brain to remember
Iv heard of the setting alarm clock, waking up, and go back to sleep in the middle of the night. But I just dont think I will do this right. Its because it takes me a while to go to sleep. So trying to predict the 6 hour mark will be hard for me. Also schools the issue. Pretty sure I dont even get 6 hours of sleep during the week. So what do i do? Give up? Cant do that, im determined to go lucid. I want to go lucid. And I intend to keep trying.
Girly Tomboy try other techniques like DILD that only desires practice under the day.
Girly Tomboy try other techniques like DILD that only desires practice under the day.
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I know I’m a little late lol. But quick check in. How did it go, did you become lucid ever? If u did, are I still practicing?
I had a dream where I was totally aware it was a dream, but nothing happened. I couldn't do a reality check because I felt like I was simply a spectator while my dream played itself out. Any idea on what was wrong or what I could do differently?
I have a tendency to do reality checks in my dreams and then realize that i'm dreaming, but then i quickly forget and go back to the rest of the dream. What's up with that?
Wait .... am I dreaming now....owww!!!!!! I just pinched my self. Dam it!
1. When I know I’m dreaming I instantly wakes it making it impossible to ever lucid dream when your forced to wake up, because I’m aware it’s a dream
Right same
Jeez...how many times have I lucid dream...many times I am aware I am in dream and I hope it last longer.
I did WILD when I was younger, but I didn't heard of lucid dreams before. Does this mean that i also can do WILD easier?
Don't worry, it's just a slight glitch in the 2017.07 version. We at brain animations keep working hard to remove this glitch, but it's a deep one. We will hope to patch this glitch in the 2017.08version. Hope you will have better luck!
IJust Record zz🤣🤣
all my dreams are like watching movie, i normally see myself in third person....so i can’t take control of myself ....
same with me
My biggest problem is that when i notice something strange i don't care very much about that fact. Ex i dreamt to climb without ropes, i asked myself why i didnt climb wothout ropes but then i just keep climbing and keep going.
I can't lucid dream because almost all my dreams are realistic. Of course most times a weird event occurs, but like i said it is realistic so me and people I know act the same, the plot is something that happens in the real world, the settings are mainly in places that I have been to regularly or in a number of occasions. So I think it would be hard for me to realise that I'm dreaming if there is nothing that shows itself that the dream isn't reality.
infeta weirdly enough your more likly to get lucid in one of those because of the state of your contousness
Omg same!
In reference to the alarm, have you ever tried the "sleep" app? It's an alarm that is designed to monitor your sleep patterns based on movement so that it wakes you up at the right place in your sleep cycle. The monitoring is recorded so you can keep a log of your sleep quality.
I've just tried experimenting with the "Sleep as Android" app but it seemed to wake me up during the wrong stages of sleep. The first time the alarm went off I hadn't even fallen asleep yet! The second time it seemed like it was deep sleep that it woke me up in. I intend to experiment further but I think the accelerometer on my cheap phone might just not be that great so I might have to get a new phone first.
Oh yeah, the one I use, Sleep Cycle, uses the microphone instead of the accelerometer. I've found it to be quite effective. I'll still probably try to train myself to wake up without an alarm. Great videos by the way. Subscribed.
Lately I've been aware of things that aren't right, which I like to call "dream logic" and sometimes I'm even aware that I'm dreaming, but it just doesn't seem to click. I just continue with the dream as normal. I'm thinking of maybe watching a bunch of lucid dreaming videos in order to more easily remember that I can do that when I become aware. I almost lucid dreamed one time but that was maybe a few years ago. I became aware and realized I could lucid dream, probably because I was doing a bit of research on it at the time. But I guess I got too excited because the world faded to black and I floated away. And then next thing I know it's night time and I'm in the middle of a gravel road with a gas station in the distance. Then I woke up. Hopefully this time I'm able to do it successfully.
All the weird stuff in my dreams just seems natural at the time so i accept it. Ill even think "i think this is a dream. This is definatly a dream" and just carry on with no clue if im actually dreaming, even when im fairly certain i am
I have question, can everyone lucid dream or is it special..I want to lucid dream so hard..THUMBS UP!
Everyone can Lucid dream, it is not special. You just have to 'practice' A LOT. For someone it comes naturally, but for me i have to practice etc... Stay patient!
TOG have you succeedet yet its been 2 years lol
xxxtentacle fanboy11yrs 3 years
Hi tipharot, I just started following your channel and I liked this video and thought it would be great to ask my question here. I'm pretty knowledgeable in lucid dreaming and I've had 5 recorded lucid dreams since I started my endeavors. I've read a good chunk of literature about lucid dreaming, including Stephen LaBerge's "Exploring the World of Lucid Dreaming," and Evan Thompson's "Waking, Dreaming, Being," which both cover lucid dreaming extensively. Although I have experienced full lucidity, my last LD wasn't as intense as my other 4, and the last truly vivid and lucid experience I had was in October 2016. I started meditating on a daily basis in 2017 and have felt that this helps my dream recall as well as numerous other waking activities, however I still haven't been able to move past this "dry spell," as you called it in your recent video. I also vaporize cannabis on a daily basis as well, mainly in the evenings. I have been doing this long before I really got into lucid dreaming, and all 5 of my LDs have occurred during times where I was smoking. Some of them happened during "tolerance breaks," but others have happened after nights of heavy smoking. I know marijuana can cause reduction of REM sleep, but have noticed that I am still able to remember my dreams if I wake up before my day starts and then go back to bed. The dreams before this initial waking are usually spotty, and I can tell my brain is still under the influence of marijuana because my sleep is much deeper, but my dream recall has been developed enough to the point where I can still remember dreams even if I ingest cannabis before bed. Do you think my inability to become lucid is solely due to the cannabis? Thanks for the video.
It'll definitely contribute. If you're using cannabis regularly you more or less have to accept that you won't be able to get lucid as frequently as if you weren't. There are things you can do to minimise that though. Namely: take a couple of days off each week and go the extra mile to practice during those days, try to avoid vaping any before bed, and reduce the amount you vape after midday or so.
Thanks for the advice man. Really appreciate it!
bruh i’ve been good at remembering my dreams since i was little, but i can’t lucid dream at all :(
so am i, i have been trying get a lucid dream over half a year! and see no progres at all.... im realy trying be into it all day long . i think not every one can do this....
My problem is that I’m kind of in a loop. I periodically have lucid dreams but they’re not deep enough. I can’t remember much except for my main goal so I don’t use methods to extend the dream. It’s also completely by luck so nothing helps. I do a dream journal, I do MILD, I do WILD, I do WBTB, I have even tried meditations and hypnosis, but none of it works, I just end up giving up and sleeping normally.
It’s crazy I tried it. I meditate for 18 minutes and I focused on on breathing and I said over and over I will lucid dreams then round 12am I wake up in the middle of a dream and a kid in my dream was talking about how he had a lucid dream. I had a weird feeling that I never felt before. I think I was so close to Enter lucid dreaming but I did not make it
my brain is weird. I remember my dreams constantly without a dream journal and when I do I remember them through out my life! I still remember my first remembered dream when I was 3 or 4 years old: Me and my mom were going hiking and there was a HUGE hole on the side of the mountain. I had my 2nd favorite plush with me (a black and white cat) and I accidentally dropped it down the hole. I was so sad... then there was a guy that peeked out from the bottom and caught it. He was small and was wearing a very scary skeleton mask. When he went back in the cave he teleported up to the top and appeared right next to me and my mom. Right then we knew we had to run so we sprinted to the car but the mountain was falling apart and we almost lost our balance. when we got to the car I woke up. pretty scary for a 3-4 year old. :/
I remembered my first dream when I was 6 I think
@@galaxyskyzziy2438 what was it about?
I have ADHD and even when i see weird things in my dreams i never thought it was werid because my normal is already weird
I don't think this is because you have ADHD. It's normal for a normal dreamer to see weird things and not become lucid. Just do reality checks. If you see yourself in 3rd person very often, then use that as a reality check. And if you can, you could get Lucidesc which is a lucid dreaming supplement.
Every time I get close to lucid dreaming or I think I'm about to lucid dream I wake up/ get scared, everything just starts to vibrate and I feel like I'm moving fast then I open my eyes
Rekless12/7 that happen when you're about to astral project, dont worry its nothing to be worried about
Maybe I'm a lil late, but still haha
I've been trying it for months and even saw this video quite a while ago, but I just can't get to my first lucid dream. I've tried fild, mild, meditation, guided meditation, binaural beats, taking a cold shower before going to bed, reality checks and even wild about 1 ½ weeks, but nothing seems to work for me. Before I started this journey I binged many videos, but the excitement starts to fade now.
I've trained my dream recall to the point where my dreams are really vivid and I can recall 1 - 4 dreams each morning and I still haven't done a single check inside a dream. The closest I got was dreaming about having a lucid dream, bet you can imagine how disappointed I was after waking up and realizing this lol
Do you have any tipps for what I could try to get there sometime in the future?
Dream journals are great for making remembering dreams easy
And ur dreams become extremely vivid of it
Yes the time start my DJ i get more dreams and more detailed
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you are the best, man. I love you
There is an app called Sleep Like Android which analyses your sleep and then tells you when your REM phases occur.
I do the wild I think, and the thing is I can relax my body, but I find it hard to visualize, I feel way too distracted by the talking voice. I'd rather have no one talking at all, but at the same time I get bored if I do it when I wake up. The visualisation does appear but its very hard to see vividly, its very vague and unclear in my mind.
My current lucid story
On my first night I did MILD wrong and did the mantra at the beginning of the night. did not work
On my second night I did MILD, I have a watch, it buzzed at 4:30 and I repeated the mantra and I was so close to a lucid dream but I tensed a little
Thanks to you, Matt, I look forward, to sleeping, to the night and yeah this didn’t make much sense but thankyouuuu
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Let me tell what i fell, i fell like all my dreams has a story to be followed, i know that im dreaming, but i fell stuck on the dreams history u know... it fells like i am pre determinaded to do whatever my mind wants me to, i can fell that whole relaxing thing, that "energy" but when i wake up in dreams it fells like i am just the eye u know, i fell like my body and mind does not do whatever i want to..
I think i experienced my first lucid dream last night... but im not quite sure. I woke up in the middle of the night for a glass of water, and about a minute after laying back down, I felt my body phase through the bed. I tried not to get super excited.. and i landed in a dark room. I had touched my ears and i was instantly in my backyard. I have no idea if this was a WILD lucid dream experience, but it sure felt vivid. Any help?
Hey tipharot! I started a dream journal because i know of myself i dont have good dream recall. So before i try a lucid dream, i first want to have better recall. But on the first night i remebered 2 dreams! But night 2, 3 and 4 nothing. Is it just that i need to do the journal more nights? Or am i not thinking right about the mantra: tonight i am going to dream? If you have a tip to give, please share it! I will be sleeping now because i have school tomorrow and it's 10 to 11 so it's really late. I'll let you know if night 5 was a succes again or not. Thanks a lot for al your video's! I love them so much!
So, I tried the *WILD* technique from your other video, "How to Have a Lucid Dream Tonight." I got scenes playing out that I could see, and I was able to feel around, and almost get myself into those scenes, but every single time I came close to actually dreaming, I got too excited, then became aware of my reality again, thus completely pulling me out of the *almost dream*, and forcing me to start over again. It got so annoying. I didn't end up completely falling back to sleep, I just got so annoyed after about 45 minutes, that I gave up, and now I'm here, writing this comment. What can I change for next time to prevent this from happening
Check out my reply to your comment on the other video! :)
I used mild and when i woke up it took me so long to sleep
1: because when i realised it’s a dream i wake up instantly, no joke, so lucid dreaming will never happened to me.
If you wake up when you're lucid, then that's a good sign. What you need to improve is that you need to reduce your excitement. This is what most beginners face. So don't worry if this happens to you. Once you become lucid, take some breathing exercises before doing thing in your lucid dream. Heck even Tipharot had a similar experience when he was a beginner.
what if i have unstabile sleeps and i wake up multiple times? will my REM phase still be after 6 hours after falling asleep in the first place? i wake up alot at nights
i had a dream that i was lucid dreaming. i went into the dream for a couple seconds and went out again is that good or not?
Thanks I've been watching all your vids and I'm new to lucid dreaming and haven't had one yet and since I can't do the 6 hour sleep since I have school thanks for the great content👍 any tips?
Do it at the weekends, and do reality checks every day (including school days).
Tipharot thanks I'll try but I do share a room (I'll just say it was an accidental alarm 😉)
Then set your alarm to vibrate and stick it under your pillow. Works a treat!
I tried it last night with an alarm of six hours after I went to bed 🛌. Woke up with the alarm and told myself that now it’s time to lucid dream. But then I fell asleep and forgotten it without remembering to do the procedure. As usual I fell asleep before I even started. What shall I do about it. Please share. Reply it would be helpful. Please.
I've been trying for many months.. Different Methodes and I even read a book about it, but I still can't do this and it has become so frustrating:c
i had a lucid dream 10 20 mins ago and it was so blurry and boring i didn’t do anything fun cause it was a big map so i couldn’t explore i only flu and got a gun it was no people in my dream so i felt like waking up but i forgot the spin around switch dream thingy but can you make a video about how to clean up vision for dreams thanks.
I know when I dream, I'm always in third person view. This is why I can't become Lucid and lack of dream recall (I remember nothing most of the time when I wake up). Once I go into First person view, I'll know it is a dream from the one time I experienced with Pikachu in my bedroom accidently then I accidently went back to sleep, LOL. So, I know it is possible for me to Lucid dream. But how and steps is the question. How can I fix this issue?
*I know what doesn't help is that I don't like sleep* which makes it even harder to dream itself. I can remember my dream when I do but never in first person view. Maybe I'm lacking REM. Or is there another issue besides my dislike of sleep. I am on the autism spectrum with OCD. I also know my eating habits isn't that great 🤔. But I do have an interest in Lucid dreaming even with the dislike of sleep. 😎🤣🤦♂
Yes i tried yesterday and i got success in first attempt but i couldn't hold it for long just blur dream and ended.
not only can I not lucid dream, it's so bad I can't even remember my dreams at all wow
Maybe you have lucid dreamed, but you don't remember.
Two dreams ago my brother died in my dream. Wasn’t lucid. Last time I dreamt my house was broken into. Still trying to get lucid but boy my dreams are happy
My problem is that when I've realised that I'm dreaming... I don't know what to do next. I literally don't know how to control the dream. That's what happened last night.
I did a reality check in a dream. I closed off my nose and tried breathing. And... I was able to breathe! Weird. But anyway, The dream continued with me trying to fly. I jumped out my window, fell, and about to hit the ground, I woke up. This has actually happened before. I don't know what to do!
my lucid dreams are totally by chance, i can't control when they occur and when they don't. i've tried to find some sort of pattern but there doesn't seem to be any. i just can't induce them when i want too. i wish there were some sor of pill you could take that would make lucid dreams occur.
You can actually try out LucidEsc (vividream.com/#Tipharot). It's not necessarily going to make you lucid every time, but it increases the time you spend in REM so it significantly increases your chances of getting lucid. I personally on average get lucid ~2 times each time I take it (once the night I take it, and once the next night), but even people who don't get as good results as mine from it tend to get lucid at least a few times before they go through the bottle.
I'll give it a shot. Thanx!
i have a question if you wake up in rem and you stay awake for 10 minutes does the time of the rem still count forward example i wake up in a rem state and i remind the dream i myself find it hard to get back asleep and it can take 30 minutes if you wake up in the beginning of the rem state and fall asleep 30 minutes later did the rem state stay active and count when you were awake and for how long does a rem state stay active
No it doesn't count forward unless you're asleep. However if you're up for too long then it'll reset. i.e. if you're up for say 6 hours, then the chances are when you start your sleep it'll start the cycles all over again vs if you are up for 10-30 minutes then you'll be right back into REM where you left off.
oke thank you so much tipharot you really deserver more subscribers and views you reply really fast anad trying to help everyone, i really hope the best for you you seem like a really nice guy
Ive realized ive been in a dream and i tried to control it i closed and eyes and snapped my fingers in my dreams and woke up with chest pain which was strange
If the “I’ll wake up in the middle of a dream” mantra can work so long after you go to sleep what’s the difference with just doing the lucid dream mantra before bed as well.
One of the best experience I have!!!
I used to have frequent lucid dreams but it suddenly stopped 2 years ago. Now whatever I do I just can't lucid dream again. I don't know why 😢
I can't remember dreams and when I go to sleep I'm always in a deep sleep, so alarms can't wake me up. what do I do?
eren jaeger Check out his video on how to wake up without an alarm. It's really as simple as telling yourself: "I'm going to wake up in 6 hours." it works, too!
can i do mild without setting a alarm because in rem sleep i might wake in a paralylis
Hey I think I have a built in natural alarm in me cuz I do often wake up 10 or 20 mins before the time at which a set up the alarm.I know I will have to wake at 6am so I set up alarm for the same time but I often wake up around 6am and sometimes (well rarely) I forget to set up the alarm but I still wake up around 6 or 6.10Does it have to do anything with lucid dreamsCuz I never have one
Hi! I really thunk your videos are very helpful. I just have questions:
First off when I try to sleep and repeat my mantra, a few minutes later a scene appears but it's blurry and faded and unstable. so my question is how can I stabilize it and not fall asleep? Please I need your help.
(Also one problem is that one time I only have an "audio lucid dream" where I wanted to go to a beach but I only see darkness but I can hear the waves and others I can only see a very unstable scene but I can't do anything.)
I tired mild but when I woke up after 6 hours I couldn't go back to sleep
One time I lucid dreamed and I looked in the mirror and saw how I would look when I would be older. It’d be cool if it’s true
Do you have a video on most of the types of starting lucid dreaming. For example explaining the W.I.L.D and also different methods? If not could you make one? So far I only know two methods, the ones you explained in the video.
I do, check out the lucid dreaming playlist on my channel. I have guides for almost every method. The only one I don't have an individual guide for is WILD because I feel like it's very hard to describe accurately in a way that the other person will understand - for me most of the WILD guides out there were very unhelpful, and I only learned to do it by accident by myself. So I don't want to make one until I'm certain I'll be able to describe it in a more helpful way than the usual guides.
That said, I do still explain the gist of WILD as step 3 of my "How to Lucid Dream Tonight" video: ua-cam.com/video/_cBOejGs30A/v-deo.html
Is it weird that I had a dream waking up at 3am then I woke up it was 3:00 in the morning please help me that dream will hunt meee🥺
I had my first lucid dream yesterday it was so weird i checked my fingers and there were like six of them so then i realized i was in one and i had something in mind that i wanted to do but i couldnt really control the dream i was just standing there on a highway and then it felt so weird like i felt my eyes closed in real life but then in the dream they were open it was so weird and then i woke up cause i started to think about my eyes too much
i want to lucid dream because i want to see and touch 방탄 but i really cant plus im afraid to make things wrong and dreams turn into nightmares
Hey Tipharot. I was wondering how much time did night meditation extend your lucid dreams? Dont remember if you have already went into how long your lucid dreams lasted.
Prior to night meditation my lucid dreams varied in length. Many were a mere 15-30 seconds and fizzled out. Many were 2-5 minutes. Some were 10-15. Some 20+ minutes.
After meditation I barely had any under 5 minutes. A lot of them were 15-20+ minutes long. Sometimes several in a night that were all 20+ minutes.
Well, Day 21 with dream journal and nothing. Haven’t gotten a lucid dream. I do reality checks every hour. Tried WILD method. Still nothing. Lucid Dreaming is just isn’t meant for my body.
yesterday i went to sleep at 12pm and i woke up with no alarm at 4 am and the reason why is that i watched a video before i went to bed where the guy said that the best time to do the wake up back to bed was at 4 am so my mind woke me up at 4 am xd but i felt that i was not ready to do the wild technique so i woke up toke some water and went to bed the sad thing was that i woke up 3 times and i had 1 nomal dream ;(((
6:28 @Tipharot I take little 3 mg melatonin tablets every night to help me sleep. Do you think i should continue using them or take 1 mg OR completely stop?
and what if I go to bed really late every night like at 5 AM? Do I still have to wake up after 6 hours?
yes
I was able to really easily get wild on my first try but now I’m catching myself out when trying it because I can’t quite replicate the feeling