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Re: oneironauts, lucid dreamers, come hither! [Re: azshroomer]
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nope :shrug:


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Re: oneironauts, lucid dreamers, come hither! [Re: Zippy]
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psychiatrists just fuck people up even more...


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Re: oneironauts, lucid dreamers, come hither! [Re: Dr. Siekadellyk]
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my new job is interfering with my dreaming :crying:
I have a much harder time remembering my dreams when I'm awakened by an alarm clock. pfft


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Re: oneironauts, lucid dreamers, come hither! [Re: Fox]
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Fox said:
my new job is interfering with my dreaming :crying:
I have a much harder time remembering my dreams when I'm awakened by an alarm clock. pfft


Ya man I know what you mean. I have the best dream recall when I sleep in, kinda wake up mid morning then fall back asleep. Im almost able to go right back into my dreams.

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Re: oneironauts, lucid dreamers, come hither! [Re: jrjr54321]
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Yeah same here.

If I can wake myself up enough to do a few reality checks and then fall back asleep, I can usually just walk myself back into a full blown lucid dream.


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Re: oneironauts, lucid dreamers, come hither! [Re: Fox]
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i haven't slept in 24 hours, so i'm gonna go take a nap.  hopefully there's some results afterwards  :adam1975:

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Re: oneironauts, lucid dreamers, come hither! [Re: mel_lonta_tauda]
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let us know how it goes :thumbup:


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Re: oneironauts, lucid dreamers, come hither! [Re: Fox]
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well... i maintained lucidity for a while. only to forget what all happened upon awakening :lol: 

i need a dream journal

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Re: oneironauts, lucid dreamers, come hither! [Re: mel_lonta_tauda]
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I was talking to my boss at work a couple days ago, and she was describing these "nightmares" that she has, and then she said that sometimes she would wake up unable to move, and that she felt "evil forces" in the room.
Thanks to this thread, I got to explain what she was experiencing AND recommend the book on lucid dreaming to try to control her nightmares!
GO GROWERY!

I really want to buy that book myself now.


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BlueBerry_Swisher said:I want French fries. No, I want a penis French. Thank you. I'm so excited. I can not contain myself. Now I eat chocolate. It is so good. I'm trying to rub it all over myself. And then lick. Now I need a hot shower. The end.

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Re: oneironauts, lucid dreamers, come hither! [Re: mel_lonta_tauda]
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oh bummer
I've been doing the same lately.

I've really been slacking off on my dreaming so I figured this thread should help myself and others get back on track:thumbup:

the hardest thing for me to do when practicing lucidity is staying inspired and committed to dreaming.  It's just so incredibly easy waking up in the middle of the night and morning not even giving a care about dreaming.  Really committing to dreaming is hard work!

I think I'll start my dream journal again tonight.  we'll see how it goes :dancer:


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I was talking to my boss at work a couple days ago, and she was describing these "nightmares" that she has, and then she said that sometimes she would wake up unable to move, and that she felt "evil forces" in the room.
Thanks to this thread, I got to explain what she was experiencing AND recommend the book on lucid dreaming to try to control her nightmares!
GO GROWERY!

I really want to buy that book myself now.


man that's great you could help someone else out because of this thread! 

you should really invest in that book.  you should be able to find it at any big bookstore, or you can get it cheap online from amazon. 

Here's the chapters to kinda give you an idea of the structure and focus of the book...

the world of lucid dreaming
preparation for learning lucid dreaming
waking up in the dream world
falling asleep consciously
the building of dreams
principles and practice of lucid dreaming
adventures and explorations
rehearsal for living
creative problem solving
overcoming nightmares
the healing dream
life is a dream: intimations of a wider world


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Re: oneironauts, lucid dreamers, come hither! [Re: Fox]
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I have found that Melatonin + Vitamin B6 + (optional) Valerian Root makes for a great lucid-dream experience.  It is thoroughly documented throughout the internet.:thumbup:

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Re: oneironauts, lucid dreamers, come hither! [Re: AKSE]
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Melatonin in general just helps you fall asleep.  It's the hormone the brain creates to help us go to sleep every night.  As you get older your brain produces less and less and taking it daily as a supplement is an option to help put you to sleep w/ out drugs.

I struggle sleeping as a result of an opiate addiction and take melatonin to help me sleep.  Thanks for reminding me, i'll take that now.


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Re: oneironauts, lucid dreamers, come hither! [Re: Inverted]
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Inverted said:
Melatonin in general just helps you fall asleep.  It's the hormone the brain creates to help us go to sleep every night.  As you get older your brain produces less and less and taking it daily as a supplement is an option to help put you to sleep w/ out drugs.

I struggle sleeping as a result of an opiate addiction and take melatonin to help me sleep.  Thanks for reminding me, i'll take that now.


You are right to an extent, however there is more.  For the sake of lucid dreaming, you take melatonin to increase your levels to more than they are at, not get them to normal.  High doses of melatonin can create lucid dreams, and also increases REM sleep (which is deep dreaming sleep).  Also drugs like cannabis increase the synthesis of melatonin.  So yes, it helps you get to sleep, but it also effects other aspects of dreams/sleep.

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Re: oneironauts, lucid dreamers, come hither! [Re: AKSE]
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From my experience, melatonin has negative side effects in lucid dreaming.  It would make me sleep all the way through the night and messed up my normal REM sleep pattern.  I would wake up not remembering a thing about that nights dreams.


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Re: oneironauts, lucid dreamers, come hither! [Re: Fox]
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Just bought two copies of "Exploring the World of Lucid Dreaming" from Amazon.
One for me, and one for the girl I work with who has the nightmare disorder and sleep paralysis.
Thanks fox!:thumbup:


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BlueBerry_Swisher said:I want French fries. No, I want a penis French. Thank you. I'm so excited. I can not contain myself. Now I eat chocolate. It is so good. I'm trying to rub it all over myself. And then lick. Now I need a hot shower. The end.

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Re: oneironauts, lucid dreamers, come hither! [Re: 81renaissance]
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tell us how it is, if its useful or not.


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Re: oneironauts, lucid dreamers, come hither! [Re: 81renaissance]
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Ahhh that's so cool man!
You're really going to love this book.  Just be sure to devote a lot of time, patience, and practice and you WILL succeed.

Keep me updated, I'd love to hear about your experiences from the book.  I really need to start training again, I've been slacking lately.  Maybe we can practice the same exercises together and compare results :thumbup:


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Re: oneironauts, lucid dreamers, come hither! [Re: Fox]
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Sounds good to me.
I'll also keep track of the girl I work with to see how she's doing.


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BlueBerry_Swisher said:I want French fries. No, I want a penis French. Thank you. I'm so excited. I can not contain myself. Now I eat chocolate. It is so good. I'm trying to rub it all over myself. And then lick. Now I need a hot shower. The end.

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Re: oneironauts, lucid dreamers, come hither! [Re: 81renaissance]
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That's pretty cool.

I had a lucid dream 2 nights ago, first time in years!

:thumbup:

And I was tripping on acid and trying to skateboard, it was hilarious.  I don't remember much else though cuz I wasn't too prepared for it.


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Re: oneironauts, lucid dreamers, come hither! [Re: Inverted]
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You should get the book too Inverted!
If the three of us are doing it together that should give me enough inspiration and will power to keep up with my training.


yeah 81renaissance I'd love to hear what that girl thinks of it!  I hope she gains a lot of insight about her experiences.


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