🥔 Free wish-granting magical dream potato for everyone who likes and comments.

@supercode2825

6 ай бұрын

Here's my comment.

@kikorangi8

6 ай бұрын

May I make magical dream chips with it?

@Gbobversion2

6 ай бұрын

potatato

@Robogobo3125

6 ай бұрын

Yes

@chrisroberts3917

6 ай бұрын

Oooo I love potatoes!

I am currently doing this on top of the stuff you taught me in tuition. This seems to work real well for me for some reason. I can't thank you enough Daniel.

@LucidDreamPortal

7 күн бұрын

Thank you so much Firebolt! This is definitely a good choice to combine with the approach we discussed, it absolutely plays to your strengths! Keep up the good work!!!

I am going to try this tonight. I have written my script.

Oh this is perfect timing! I work third shifts and get off in a little over 30 minutes which gives me just enough time to write my script and I’ll try this out when I get home! I’d heard of dream incubation but never knew what it was

_"reality shifters" angrily typing from the end of the video_

@LucidDreamPortal

6 ай бұрын

I'm bracing myself for that... it's inevitable at some point!

I've tried something like this before, but the additional steps you gave definitely help! I'm still working on achieving my first LD. Watching your content and rereading "Are You Dreaming" has really been motivating me, Daniel!

@lp_znx7

4 ай бұрын

I had more than 30 LD's, and I can tell you, forget reality checks, it's waste of time, all you want to do is to go to sleep early, wake up 4-6 hours before sleep, then just try to sleep back, if you achieve, your chance of becoming lucid is like 70%

I like how you turned a wonky concept into something useful here!

Even without the dream incubation part and scripting lucid dreams I find that simply scripting dreams I'd like to have here and then are very beneficial for dream recall and lucid dreaming. It builds a stronger connection between me and my dreams. I often do it before going to bed and it would lead to a night with very good dream recall. Will add the reality test and lucidity to it now, somehow I didn't think of it. I add it to my real dreams all the time "here I should have tested". 😅

@LucidDreamPortal

6 ай бұрын

Firstly, thank you so much RainisaurusRox, you're brilliant. And yes you're absolutely right - anything we can do to focus our minds on the task at hand is beneficial - mostly this subject is learning to navigate our incredibly distracted minds. If we can also add shape and structure to our goals, that is another means to improve focus. Another factor is memory formation, as covered in the memory peg technique, the more sensory and well formed our imaginings, the better chance they have of taking root!

@RainisaurusRox

6 ай бұрын

@@LucidDreamPortal 🐧🐧🐧🐧👏

I finally had another lucid dream last night! I use to average one a month but lost inspiration and this was my first since last February. It felt so good and I can’t wait for more!

Thank you Daniel last night in a dream I begin to know it is a dream and all is because of your generosity

@LucidDreamPortal

6 ай бұрын

Amazing, that's a great step forward. Well done!

I'm gonna be trying this soon. Thanks, Daniel! 🙂

Ah yes, you've hinted at what I was going to say this reminded me of! I remember when I was exploring/partly in that community, I had this really long and drawn out script that I would look over everyday. I threw it out when I found it again, but I'm somewhat excited that those practices can actually be beneficial for something logic-based and not twaddly. I haven't had a dream goal for a while, mainly because nothing strong was drawing my attention (and there was a dry patch in lucidity), but I've been thinking about a particular goal for a few days now. This video seems like perfect timing in that regard! Besides needing to dream journal, I definitely will try this out (probably after I run my errands today)! Fantastic video and thank you so much for the advice that you give in these videos!

I have been doing something almost similar to this I have had 4 fake lucid dreams before just now learning this was a technique I have noticed these 4 fake lucid dreams iam having I always wake up right as iam dreaming about them its been giving me fake lucid dreams as my results but still are so fun to have thankyou dream incubation and thankyou for sharing this with us. ✌️

Haha I’ve definitely had fun in a long term lucid dream following a similar method during the pandemic. I met up with my friend in the past. Then spent the whole time trying to come up with a way to determine if we could track the changes made in the past when I woke up. I called my friend, and they laughed and said “Well either I’d just remember it and it’s because it’s the past, or I don’t cause it didn’t happen”. I never could get around the paradox. For now it’s just super fun, but maybe one day when we can record dreams to video, we can cross reference them with surveillance camera data and see if anything has strong enough correlation to validate. For now I hope people just get to experience what’s possible - defy physics, sense impossible things, reenact the past with a better perspective and mindset. 💕

This is really helpful. I've always had a dream journal, and noticed that it helps whenever I read through it. Never thought to write an actual script, so I can see that this would be super beneficial.

I love this active and fun creative practices. Pls more of them

So basically my fan fic? Got it

@gabrielam.7681

Ай бұрын

REAL

I just finished your book, and it is really awesome! Keep going!

@LucidDreamPortal

6 ай бұрын

Amazing, thank you! (And I definitely will)

Definitely going to try this

thank you Daniel this is very useful ima try this

This is great! I’ll try this!

Yeah, this technique really resonates with you. Thanks.

I am going to try this tonight

Maybe this is a good way to use my strongest dream sign! I dream several times every week that I'm fishing on a body of water, catching fish, seeing people, having problems with tangled fishing lines... I went fishing a lot in my youth, but I don't do it anymore, but dream scenes with this topic are actually the most common for me. Unfortunately, in my years as a lucid dreamer, I never managed to become lucid even once, which I don't care about can explain! So tonight I'm writing a script with the topic of fishing, it should be quick enough for it to appear in my dreams!

I’ve really wanted to have a lucid dream for a while so hopefully this works!:) Also I need to comment for that wish granting potato🙏

Thanks! Love this video, Daniel! I was going to ask you about how to induce a specific dream scene in your next live stream before stumbling on to this. What a great encapsulation of how to induce a scene-specific lucid dream, all in an under six minute video! ❤️

@LucidDreamPortal

3 ай бұрын

Thank you so much Chuckk, I really appreciate your support. So glad you stumbled across the video! The channel is a little like that now, especially for members, there's so many videos even I can't remember every topic I've covered!

Nice sticker!

Ahh, I remember my reality shifting era. I was 15 and skeptically optimistic. I think 15-year-olds are allowed a pass on believing naive stuff. Though, it's actually my experiences from that time that I refer to when considering what might work for me in terms of lucid dreaming now. It's incredible how similar the reality shifting and lucid dreaming communities are. The Shifting community is just a bit more... desperate, I guess? It's definitely much more spiritual too. A lot of talk of astral projection and crystals, which, good for you if that's something you can take comfort from, but it isn't something you see often in LD spaces. Other than that, the techniques and general vibes in the communities are very similar. Probably because reality shifting is just very vivid lucid dreaming, but who wants to pop their bubble, am I right? It's a very nice bubble, can speak from experience, I've been in the bubble. 9/10 bubble.

I love this because I get nightmares so frequently

a lot of lucid dreaming techniques require an alarm but my walls are very thin so i cant risk waking up people i live with so techniques like this are great

Lucid dreaming has been hard for me because of the adrenaline flowing through my body all the time,but when I saw this video I want to take a try on scripting

Nice

Now your talking… this is actually my go to technique, although I don’t have so many steps. But I like your explanation, very clear… 👍 and you’re acknowledging the influence that belief and feeling have on its effectiveness. Pure gold. I actually had a lucid dream this morning using this practice so this is a weird coincidence…. Oh shoot, do I need to do a reality check? 😬

@Agent_Drax

6 ай бұрын

WAKE UP! WAKE UP! WAKE UP!

@daryl4d

6 ай бұрын

@@Agent_Drax what’s interesting is that I’ve said in other posts that I don’t do reality tests or DILDs, I strictly do WILDs using my own own methods… in Daniel’s last stream, he explained that the purpose of his reality check was to bring the prefrontal cortex online during autopilot reactions in life… now it makes so much more sense cause I actually use my own quasi all-day-awareness technique for a similar effect. So yeah, I’m awake… 😬

im trying this to night on my dream journal that is literally my inglish notebook i'll update tomogow

3:31 No, it doesn't need to be said.

Well back in 2014 I started practicing to lucid dream took me like years not everyday just from time to time and it worked on 4 dreams 1 of them was like eeh I realized that am in a dream at the end so it was pointless but 3 of them was the best ones that I'll never forgot it Sometimes before I sleep I always wished that when I sleep I can control my soul and walk away from my body that's why the only way is by lucid dreaming and I did it and walked around my neighborhood as a soul "kinda" and I was controling my movement as I want and I discovered something about dream I don't know if anyone knows that all dreams have blurry eddges all the focus is in front of you and the edges are blurry and there's no details on both sides left and right only infront like you watching a TV from a far I can't explain it correctly My technique to lucid dream every time i dream i record a voice of that dream immediately after i wake up and i listen to the voice and remember the dream every details are important and i be honst it was easy for me and its fun like you discovering something that even humankind don't know how to explain it 😂

Its time to become LUCID writing in some Moments

Thank you for the video🎉 it answer my mail

@LucidDreamPortal

6 ай бұрын

Hey Jim, I'm glad you like it... and that it answered your question! - I've not had a chance to work through my mail backlog yet, so I guess this is a double win! Thank you so much!

@jimvanhall217

6 ай бұрын

@@LucidDreamPortal 💪💪

@jimvanhall217

6 ай бұрын

@@LucidDreamPortal sorry by the way. I have a question, I have benzodiazepines for sleep for epilepsy. and I know it suppresses dream sleep. I also notice in my frequency of lucid dreaming. and clarity and logic. I'm busy trying to stop that (I have my own theory about my epilepsy) I think my overstimulated amygdala is close to my injury that causes epilepsy. So that's why I stop caffeine and nicotine so that it comes to rest and mindfulness. I hope my progress isn't ruined is retraining long? I am quite frustrated. I have been doing very well for 13 months and now my progress is particularly bad due to those medications At first I thought: hey, it enhances my lucid dreams, but then it got worse... Do you have experience with clients using benzodiazepines? and how long does it take you to get to the same level when you stop? ( i still train everyday)

im gonna try this out i wanna see how it will turn out

Great advice, Daniel, thank you!

Can I rely on this technique forever?

@LucidDreamPortal

6 ай бұрын

No, there are no techniques that are perfect under all conditions. Lucid dreaming isn't about individual techniques but a flexible strategy

I guess the closest I have done to this was writing a dream goal in my journal and then the next night having a LD in which I remembered to attempt that goal. I feel a little odd about imagining a whole detailed script of an imagined dream. I struggle to think of what I would *want* to dream about. The dreams I have typically seem to be things I feel like I'd never think up in waking life. I feel like it will be less creative than what I would actually dream about. But maybe this exercise could also be a good practice for increasing creativity, as I will feel motivated to come up with a more creative script than I would otherwise come up with.... Hmm.

@Carl_Frank

6 ай бұрын

Actually, thinking back over the years, I guess I have tried this a few times, on rare occasions, but had rather minimal success with it. But I didn’t put a ton of effort into it.

Commenting to boost! These new videos are really helping me out! I was so close to having a high quality lucid last night but I fumbled!

@LucidDreamPortal

6 ай бұрын

So glad they're helping Stumped! Keep at it!!!

i have never tried this but i think if i want to start with techniques (now that i can Lucid dream more often (every month one or two Lucid dreams) i think i'll start with this one because it feels fun, also relaxing, and a bit easy and not make my sleep any worser because of battling myself into an Insomnia. however, i'm not ready yet because i feel like i keep forgetting to writing down my dreams at the moment and i feel like i'm slacking this month. i try to remember the dream, write it down, while i lay in bed on my side, but then two minutes i'm asleep again, dream some more, and forget that other dream, whilst also not wanting to write the newest dream because it feels like i dont deserve to write another dream when i forgot to write half of the other one. also no sketches that day so that dream is going away forgood untill i can read my own bad handwriting lol. what should i do to write the dreams again, making sure to remember most of it and also writing it in a way i can read it again for later? also, is sketching litteraly all the scenes even a good idea or should i just cut back to two sketches of the most important dreamscenes (the ones that also makes the Dream Title) because at this moment in life i am slacking. falling asleep with my dreamjournal, by laying on my side, but i get cold quick in darker times and i have a bad back when i sit up straight to write the dream. i had lots of potential of crazy weird dreams and some of them a bit on the darker side, but still, i had the dream in my hands but then not wanting to write it down or fall asleep in the middle of recalling the dream, that dream is gone forgood and i'm frustrated. but still, i can be lucid once or two times a month i feel like. now its time to get better at writing my non lucid dreams and writing more beautifull.

In highschool it was much easier I had the floating experience above my body and I couple times I could float thru my house. I'm always when I went back to bed early

This might work well for me. becuase my adhd brain will probably really like the idea of creating a world and with some luck it sortof becomming real (I mean it sounds awsome lol), and thus probably activating my hyperfocus increasing my chances of it actually happening instead of the lack of focus i usually have doing other techniques. And im assuming making illustrations (like drawings or paintings) of the dream you want together with writing it down would be a good idea?

@LucidDreamPortal

6 ай бұрын

Absolutely, be as creative as you like, as long as it helps you to focus your mind on the task at hand

@Iodine_53

6 ай бұрын

@@LucidDreamPortal nice, thanks for the reply

Can I lucid dream every night with just inducing sleep paralysis each night, I always wake up in the night time?.

Am i supposed to write a new dream everyday?

Daniel, great video. I usually get about 8-9 hours of sleep. I go to bed at 10pm and wake up naturally around 6-7. I’ve been having trouble falling back to sleep for morning nap WILDs. I don’t feel tired. Any possible solutions? It just feels like I’m well rested, so my body doesn’t want to go back to sleep. I’m thinking maybe decrease the amount of time I’m out of bed (I’m up for 1 hour) or waking up slightly earlier than 6-7 with a soft alarm. Any thoughts?

@LucidDreamPortal

6 ай бұрын

Getting up a little earlier would be a helpful strategy. But one important thing to remember is that what we call "tired" or "sleepy" is actually a build up of adenosine, which is cleared during sleep. But a lack of that sensation is not the same as not being able to return to sleep. In other words, don't judge if you can sleep based on the familiar feeling of high adenosine. Hopefully that makes sense.

@Kevin.jc1

6 ай бұрын

@@LucidDreamPortal It does. Thanks, I’ll try to change my mindset on that. I guess it’s just so much easier to fall back asleep when there’s more adenosine.

@LucidDreamPortal

6 ай бұрын

Oh definitely, we've all a lifetime of thinking of "sleepy" as a brain awash with adenosine. But that's only half the process of sleep, the other factor depends entirely on if there is more potential for sleep within your circadian cycle. Most importantly, try not to assess if you *can* fall asleep, as our judgment for this in the morning is pretty innacurate.

Ah so this is exactly what "reality shifters" are doing

@adanVRgames

2 ай бұрын

I could Reality Shift in my dream My planiation Créate a Portal to the murder drones Universe because im a Crazy Fan (MANTAINING MY HUMAN FORM AND NOT THINKING ABOUT SHAPESHIFING) then get infected MUTATE and the next to my imagination of my dream

😮

Hi

Can I write a script just once and look at it each time or do I have to write a new script each time? Also, do you really believe it can be helpful to have lucid dreams?

@LucidDreamPortal

6 ай бұрын

Dream incubation is a tool that has been a part of dream exploration for most of recorded human history, we mustn't dismiss dream incubation just because the TikTok generation did their usual thing (borrow an old idea, give it a silly new name, pretend it's new and that they invented it, and add a bunch of wacko logic and nonsense). It's a mixed bag when it comes to results, for some people it's very effective, for others not. But the rise of the cult of reality shifting, we can see it leads to results for many. Oddly, dream incubation has been a religious concept before, so it's not surprising it has taken the same tone with todays scientifically illiterate types. Anyway, to answer your question, play with it, there are no hard rules. The trick is to tailor it for your own mind.

Oh yeah, I forgot. My sacrifice for the... You know.

@LucidDreamPortal

6 ай бұрын

By the nipples of Lord Thwantos, seeker of Digitron, destroyer of the 4 moons of plibble, may the Alorthians smile down upon your mortal shell and grant you nibble pibblies of much delight

Im gonna ask it how often do u lucid dream? Every night? And is your book available in india?

@LucidDreamPortal

6 ай бұрын

Yes my book is available worldwide. You can find your answer to that and other commonly asked questions here ...www.thelucidguide.com/post/lucid-dreaming-frequently-asked-questions

It seems to take time before elements from waking life show up in dreams, especially in later REM cycles. Does this apply to dream incubation too? How long does it usually take?

@LucidDreamPortal

6 ай бұрын

It varies on different factors. The time of day the even/thought occurred (mid evening seems to be a potent time), the potency of emotional elements, if there is some kind of unresolved question/issue, and if the brain has more important things to process. It varies a lot between individuals, but a general rule seems to be that if the brain deems something worthy of processing and consolidating, it tends to occur within two weeks - but it can be the same night. It's all a bit of a mystery - but the brain is complex!

@calvinosaurus4514

6 ай бұрын

@@LucidDreamPortal I see. Fascinating! Thanks a ton for the quick reply and your videos!

Could this work to replay or continue a dream?

@dreams3217

4 ай бұрын

Yes

Can you explain how this is a brute force technique?

@LucidDreamPortal

6 ай бұрын

In so much that it is an act of focused willpower, the intensity of the attempt and will are what seem to make it work.

@cestmoi914

6 ай бұрын

@@LucidDreamPortal okay, thank you that makes sense! I am very excited about this technique and plan to try it later today. I’d also like to ask about the dreamwalker technique, I keep having very close success with it but can’t seem to make the final push. One minute I’ll be imagining myself standing in my bathroom and the next, I’ll really be there. But then I realize it’s working and snap out of it. This has happened every time I attempt the method, same with hypnogogia I realize I’m seeing visuals and they disappear. It’s motivating that I’m getting visuals at all, but how can I have a full lucid dream from this?

@LucidDreamPortal

6 ай бұрын

I'll answer this briefly as I want to make a full video out of it. So the usual advice "stay calm" is half correct, but ideally what you want to do is absolutely minimise thoughts and emotions, and be absolutely apathetic. I'll explain more in a stream or video soon.

@cestmoi914

6 ай бұрын

@@LucidDreamPortal thank you! I’ll be looking out

@samihtameez8584

6 ай бұрын

​@@LucidDreamPortal How many times should you review the script before going to sleep. Like is it sort of, the more you read it, the higher chance you have. Also, why do you say to set multiple times in the script where you realize your dreaming, when your dream would end as soon as you realize your dreaming

#stopthetwaddle

can i write the script on my phone?

@LucidDreamPortal

5 ай бұрын

Yes that's fine

I just need a potato

Gimmie my lucid potato!

Potato🥔

Really looking forward to try this in the near future! But I do have two questions about the workings of it: 1) If you write in your script a specific moment where you reality test and realize it's all a deram, such as waking up in a fantasy land with a giant grape in place of a pillow and reality testing because you noticed the grape, will there be a chance that during the actual dream you'll be having, you'll only perform a reality test if you see giant grapes, or will the inclusion of any specific reality test situation increase your general likelihood of performing a reality test in a wider range of oddities? 2) Keeping in mind that the average length of a dream is around 5-15(ish) minutes, is it ok to write the script so that its plot will be around an hour if the resulting script will be fully played out, or do you have to account for the real average dream length while writing the script? Thanks for the video, and hopefully my wish-granting magical dream potato will make me lucid soon! 🥔🍠

@LucidDreamPortal

6 ай бұрын

Hi Dimitry, the length of the script can be anything you like - the purpose of this process is really setting a highly motivated intention with structure. Of course, if your script is vastly longer than a period of REM then you'll not be able to achieve the goal. Instead try to keep things a length that is easy to recall, imagine, and be motivated about. The inclusion of reality checks is to concentrate the mind on that being a priority, but if done with the correct mindset then it should infuse the entire process. But that should be the mindset for all things in life, it's always a case of "any moment is a moment I could be dreaming". Hope that helps!