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@aniga5173

9 ай бұрын

Make up any story and tell it as a real thing lol 🤣🤣🤣 My just reading your face alone I can tell 80% of the whole video is total made up thing 😂😂 It's like of you open your eyes and see a wall and imagine that there is a ghost then after some times you will able to see that ghost 😂😂😂

@MonkeyManiac

9 ай бұрын

Glad big channels are spreading the message of lucid dreaming it is an underrated skill

@Nzom-si6px

8 ай бұрын

Cool, I'm an owl! It makes sense because my MBTI is ISTJ, and I'm choleric-melancholic. It's really accurate. I would recommend it!

@laurieyarborough9783

8 ай бұрын

Where is the link to the apps that might help you lucid dream?

Log in a dream journal Use reality Checks Cultivate mindfulness Intention setting Develop a sleep routine

It's been at least 10 years since I remember being aware that I was dreaming while I was dreaming. To date, I'm still able to recognize when I'm dreaming, but today is my first time to learn that lucid dream is a thing.

@tradinginzone3611

8 ай бұрын

Please tell me the process bro . I want to know . about you how you think to get lucid dream

@phil97n

8 ай бұрын

@@tradinginzone3611 - sorry, I have no idea about the process because it's not something I've intentionally pursued - I simply never knew it was a thing until three days ago when I first heard about it from the American Dad when Steve Smith said to have had it. I'm quite logical when it comes to decision making, and I'm often well aware of my surrounding - not sure if this have anything to do with it but I would guess that being realist is atleast a prerequisite. I say realist here because a realistic mind is the only mind able to deferentiate between reality and fiction. All in all, I'm a deep thinker.

@onyxproxy8923

8 ай бұрын

What did you do to be able to do that

@phil97n

8 ай бұрын

@@onyxproxy8923 - I'm not sure what I did. My ability to lucid dream is probably just a byproduct of my journey to self mastery - I definitely wasn't trying to lucid dream.

@SkyfallBlindDreamer

8 ай бұрын

You're what we'd call a natural lucid dreamer, or someone who lucid dreams without training, thus, coming by it unintentionally or naturally.

I have used Lucid dreaming for some time almost 2 decades ago while trying to go deep on a sleep concept I saw in a video game, and it worked. I could literally decide what to do in my training after some weeks of practice. This is completely achievable, and I want it back for sure. Thank you, Jim!

@chochooshoe

8 ай бұрын

did you use the method he talked about here? keep a dream journal, reality checks and etc?

@onyxproxy8923

8 ай бұрын

What technique did you use from this video

@SkyfallBlindDreamer

8 ай бұрын

@@chochooshoe Reality checks, or state tests as they are called, are more a supplementary practice than a stand alone technique. They can help with daytime awareness, but are not a stand alone practice to do in a vacuum. Furthermore, spamming them and relying on alarms tends to lead to mindlessness not mindfulness. Critical thinking and present moment awareness are requirements for a good state test. I'd recommend researching techniques like MILD (The Mnemonic Induction of Lucid Dreams), WILD (wake initiated lucid dreaming), SSILD (Senses Initiated Lucid Dreaming), and SAT (Sporadic Awareness Technique). I'd post links to guides I recommend, but in the past, KZread has deleted comments I've posted with links, so I try to avoid that to keep from having my work in writing them go to waste. I will warn you about some common MILD and WILD misconceptions though. MILD is commonly described as repeating a phrase to yourself as you fall asleep, which it is not. Inaccurate WILD guides will often say that a specific sleeping position is required, laying completely still is required, or that sleep paralysis is either required for or caused by WILD. These are things to be on the lookout for. The original MILD recommendations may be found in Chapter 3 of Exploring the World of Lucid Dreaming by Dr. Stephen LaBerge. The guide I recommend is on the website of Dr. Kristin LaMarca, Mindful Lucid Dreaming dot com. @onyxproxy8923 I'm mentioning you as well, as you expressed interest in what the original commenter was doing, so I figured you could benefit from this as well. Good luck to both of you.

Hola, Jim Kwik, just found this content--I recall the one lucid dream I had long ago--realized I was dreaming, then found I could change the colors in the dream, then I was flying on my back, when I looked over my shoulder and looking down I would begin to fall, realized if I believe I could fly I will stay flying so I continued to fly, then the dream was over. Afterwards, I found a scripture that helped me to understand--"For God speaks again and again, in visions of the night when deep sleep falls on men as they lie in their beds, He opens their ears in times like that, and gives them wisdom and instruction" Job 33:15-16. Kudos for your content. Respectfully submitting, Dann

I need this. I used to lucid dream often. Then, I went through some stuff, and now I don't dream much at all.

@MOSP14

10 ай бұрын

Stop smoking weed thats the problem

@ezkizxdscommandvideos2108

10 ай бұрын

@@MOSP14ohhhh that’s the reason

@supershenron4688

9 ай бұрын

@@MOSP14yeah I heard before that smoking too much lessens your power over your dream

@lehb6282

9 ай бұрын

@@MOSP14😂

@KC.801

9 ай бұрын

@@MOSP14 fr whenever I stop my dreams are so vivid and I lucid dream sometimes, but when I smoke I usually forget my dreams and dream less🤣

I love the simplicity with which you break down the basics so anyone can pick them up & explore deeper. Sleep states, dream-states, and altered consciousness states are so fascinating, diverse, & widely experienced but little understood. Thank you for the extra resources in the show-notes as well! ❤️♾️❤️

Great I love all what you teach US! Thank you.... I'll try to follow tour advices because I never remember my dreams😮😥

PTL Jim…thank you for sharing 💯💌!

My first lucid dream was me standing somewhere I’ve never been before realising I was dreaming. It was my first time and as people say I can do anything, so the first thing that came to my mind was manipulating space. I did it, the entire world, both sides of me was drawing into me. The next thing I knew, I woke up paralysed lmao😅

@Keepitsizzling

9 ай бұрын

What 🥹

I was waiting for this video for so long ....thankyou

This was on awesome post Dr. Casperson. I definitely need to come and see you to get evaluated

I only had 3 lucid dreams in my life.. and every time I realize I’m dreaming I get too excited and wake up.. These days I choose to fly as I want to but is not the same as lucid dreaming as it’s the only thing I can do

@SkyfallBlindDreamer

8 ай бұрын

You know that you can get excited without waking up? That's a common myth. Believing that you will wake up if you get excited, this can cause you to wake up, as dreams are controlled through our perceptions of them.

Incredible information!

Thank you Jim

Amazing!!! Now certain things make sense - I get it. Thank You Jim 🌟

actually, i remember 3 to 4 years ago, i was dreaming (not lucid dreaming) where i was swimming and as soon as i fell in water, i felt something i never felt before which is that there was zero air and barely a sound, now 2 years back when i was swimming in real life (in pool) and i accidentally fell, right after i fell, i thought: "i feel like i felt this thing even though i have never swam", and after a few hours i got it, 3-4 years ago it was me dreaming swimming in river and fell

@user-pd2bh3eu2n

2 ай бұрын

Deja Vu

Got off an antidepressant a few weeks ago(dream thief ) started dreaming again. 1st lucid Dream last night. Only did minor mindfulness before bed and thru out day, for 3 days. It's INCREDIBLE. Going in the deep end now!

great service here Jim, i just took the quiz,,,thanks

First one to comment... l really enjoy your videos , all the way from Zimbabwe

@louisDaBoi

10 ай бұрын

Me da second from🇻🇳 E:i can only see ur cmt for "now"

I use to remember my dreams want again working on lucid

LOg. keep a dream journal or log. Use do your “am I dreaming “checks Cultivate practices enhancing awareness Intention your intention on remembering your dreams Develop a good sleep routine

5 Simple Steps to Dream Control. In this captivating video, I unveil the secrets to experiencing lucid dreams, where you gain awareness and control within your dreamscape. Explore reality checks, dream journaling, mindfulness, and more.

There are a 'lot...' easier reality checks than this, the best one I've found is trying to push your finger through your palm, which you can in a dream. That's worked a couple of times for me.

Great explanation Jim. I used to lucid dream also. I agree that mindfulness helps with this. It has to do with mind expanding.

@RedMambaTrickShots

9 ай бұрын

When you say mindfulness what do you mean by that?

@ewalichorowicz4614

9 ай бұрын

@@RedMambaTrickShots When I say mindfulness, I mean the way of conscious being, having an attitude of presence, attentive breathing, focus, awareness of perceptions, senses, thoughts, feelings, e.g. calmness, concentration, harmony, joy, connection.

Hey Jim! Your video is really engaging and full of valuable insights on lucid dreaming. I'm intrigued by the concept of "reality checks" for increasing awareness during dreams. How do these checks actually help us become more conscious within our dreams? Also, could you share more about how mindfulness and meditation come into play for cultivating lucid dreams? Your expertise is truly appreciated! Looking forward to your next video. Keep up the awesome work!

@DenverOrtiz

10 ай бұрын

Good day, Jim! Your podcast episode had me completely captivated from start to finish. It's amazing to see how you're examining the keys to going viral and developing a great internet brand. Given the ever-changing nature of social media, your method of staying ahead of the curve and infusing freshness into the material is something I'm genuinely interested in learning more about. Your thoughts are quite important, and I anxiously await deeper into your strategies!

@markanthonymanayan2136

10 ай бұрын

Hi Jim! Your video is a captivating treasure trove of insights about lucid dreaming. The idea of "reality checks" to enhance awareness during dreams has piqued my interest.

@itsme_jervy1404

10 ай бұрын

Exactly! His video is incredibly captivating and packed with insightful tips on lucid dreaming. I'm really curious about how "reality checks" work to boost dream awareness and how mindfulness and meditation contribute to cultivating lucid dreams-your expertise is truly valued! Can't wait for your next video, keep up the fantastic job!

@monalizapantoja8490

10 ай бұрын

Jim! Your video is an absolute delight, brimming with priceless nuggets about lucid dreaming. The idea of "reality checks" to heighten awareness within dreams has me genuinely fascinated. Your knowledge is a gem, and I'm eagerly counting down to your next video. Keep weaving your magic - your content is a true gem!

@iracaullenedimaranan

10 ай бұрын

Your lucid dreaming podcast episode is truly captivating! Your insightful tips and real-life stories make the concept accessible and exciting. I love the "Lucid" acronym for remembering the steps. Thanks for empowering us to explore our mind's potential! 🌌🌙

The other night I dreamed that I was flying. my dream seems real, I can feel the wind, the stones I step on and the grass, those times I don't want to wake up. I just wanted to fly and fly but when I felt tired I told the person I was talking to in my dream that I needed to wake up because I might not be breathing anymore and when I said that I suddenly woke up

@SkyfallBlindDreamer

8 ай бұрын

Lucid dreaming is truly awesome. I've enjoyed doing it now for the past 3 years.

Another neat reality check is any time something makes you stop for a moment and say "...that was weird..."

G R A Z I E Jim per IL Tempo & LA Conoscenza che Mi regali!

I have been doing this from a very young age not even being aware and it really works. I just need to be refreshed so I can move on to astral projection. Can anyone give me some advice?

I read a GREAT book on this called The Alchemy of Your Dreams. Highly recommend if you want to get lucid.

So something weird happened to me last night. I set up a page of my dream journal. I woke up a couple of times during the night and I wrote my just experienced dream on the journal page. Soon the whole page was filled up. Then morning came and guess what...? *There was nothing written on my dream journal page!* ...

@talltreeyeti

10 ай бұрын

could you have had a false awakening where you thought you woke up but were actually just writing it in a dream?

@SkyfallBlindDreamer

8 ай бұрын

You had what are called false awakenings, or dreams where you're in your bed/wherever you were sleeping, and either thought you just woke up or haven't fallen asleep yet. Thus, you journaled your dreams in your dreams, hense the lack of content when you woke up later.

It is help for language learning and remembering vocabulary?

@SkyfallBlindDreamer

8 ай бұрын

You can practice with things you already know how to do, or reinforce things you know or are learning. The one thing you can't do is reference outside information. While you can use lucid dreams to help reinforce the memories you do have, you can't check from within the dream to determine if what you are remembering is correct.

I dreamed last night and when I woke in the middle of the night jotted it down. Just been and read what I put and I was apparently on the top of a building swinging on a wrecking ball trying to knock down pillars to win therapies. Have no recollection of the dream and have no idea how to interpret it. If I continue with dreams like this I could well have a best-seller comedy dream book 😂

Third in the row, So vital lessons in the video

I have often dreams where I know it’s a dream. So I can do whatever I want, I can try to fly and sometimes works (amazing feeling) and I’m not afraid when the bad guys come in my dream. Because I know I can’t die in a dream, so I just fight back. And I often tell people in my dream that’s it’s a dream and they can also do what they want 🤣

I used to lucid dream when I was eating light foods light energy that is the easiest way you can do that and you meditate to calm brain

I remember all my dreams and nightmares 😢

I have been attempting to explore this phenomenon, and I have finally succeeded. I am experiencing recurring lucid dreams wherein I am able to exert control. However, when I inform the dream characters that I am aware it's a dream, and I am currently in a state of sleep while they are not real, they bizarrely begin to attack me. On one occasion during a lucid dream, they insisted that it was reality, not a dream. In response, I humorously asked them, "Alright, now tell me, what time is it? What year is it?" They remained silent and provided peculiar responses, leaving me amused. 🤣

@Jim Kwik, I'm an Owl. I believe this to be very accurate, too.

Currently in the dream. Inside of about 5-6 other dreams. Absolutely not a joke…

I just want babes... I will learn and be pro at lucid dreaming... Make the wildest imagination and perversion into a dream. Thanks for the guide man.

Thank you for clarifying Lucid dreaming. I don't dream , I do have an imagination so there is hope for me 💭🙄 Hmmmmmmmm

@SkyfallBlindDreamer

8 ай бұрын

Yes, you do dream. We all do. Like most people, you just don't remember the 4-6 dreams you have each night. This can be trained.

@IamwhoIam333

8 ай бұрын

@@SkyfallBlindDreamer well I have a sleeping problem. Because I don't ever get more than 3- 4 hours in a 24 hour period because of a medication that I am on. So I never hit rem sleep. So I use these audio's to relax my brain and close out the outside noises. My ears are always awake. Anyways, if there is a way to shut off the side effects of my medicine I would love to learn a something that will shut it off and I could get at least 6 hours of sleep not just rest.

@SkyfallBlindDreamer

8 ай бұрын

@@IamwhoIam333 I can sympathize a little. I get good sleep, but I'm sensative to noise. Being blind has a lot to do with that. You are incorrect about one thing. While you aren't reaching your longest REM periods, you are in fact experiencing REM sleep, just shorter periods. It's definitely harder to lucid dream when you're not getting enough sleep, and unfortunately, your issue sounds like a medical problem, not one easily fixed through proper sleep hygine. Is there no other medication you could take to help you sleep, seeing as your ensomnia is caused by a medication you're already taking? These sound like some really unfortunate circumstances, and I don't just mean for lucid dreaming. Bad sleep quality is just all around bad for life in general, so this goes way beyond a desire to lucid dream. I wish you the best in finding a solution to this.

@IamwhoIam333

8 ай бұрын

@@SkyfallBlindDreamer thank you. . I just learned something new. . It is hard sometimes. That is why I try to put quality sounds between my ears. It is challenging.

I want to see more video on lucid dream please make video one at least a month

I have watched many videos of visualization and imagination. But i can't imagination. I close the eyes many different things comes and image is not clear.please steps how to create visualization. Please explain me.and make one video how to clear image on mind?

@cynthiabotsko2449

5 ай бұрын

Some people aren't visual. Perhaps sensory meditations where the mind is focusing on observing feelings in the body or finding stillness & observing thoughts. I've had many students & teachers who "visualize" differently... It doesn't mean that you do not have an imagination but rather your imagination is stronger in a different perception.

Hi ,i have a question did anyone try super brain course and did it worked for you?

Can you add Turkish subtitles to your videos?

How to stop it. My brain is too active. I don't want to live two lives, I want to be truly unconscious while I sleep lol.

Fast forward to 5 minutes

I've even had dreams I was third-person, and my first-persona would tell my third-person director 'entity' to redo the scene. OMG. Has anyone had this conversation in their own dreams? Pls tell me I'm not the one.

Seriously you talked way too much in the beginning spewing literal nothing about what people use it for. Follow the title and say HOW

@p.saritkhun

7 ай бұрын

You probably could use time stamps.. just sayin

@seeeeeeeeeeeeeeeen

4 ай бұрын

The advarage matpats whitty round up is 30 minutes

@azurevlogslegit

Ай бұрын

impatient

I think this is hard for me because I day dream not a lot during the day but I catch myself when I do. It’s more so a fantasy that I want in life

@SkyfallBlindDreamer

8 ай бұрын

Is it something you're interested in learning how to do?

I had a dream one night that I was just normally dreaming and then realized I was dreaming and was like can I wake myself up and then I did it was like I blinked then I was awake

What can I do if most of my dreams consist of a series of flashing images?

@SkyfallBlindDreamer

8 ай бұрын

What all do you do to help you remember dreams? For context, we do dream around 4-6 times a night normally. Do you take steps to help you remember these dreams?

@joebriscoe2973

8 ай бұрын

@@SkyfallBlindDreamer I write down what I recall from the dream

@SkyfallBlindDreamer

8 ай бұрын

@@joebriscoe2973 Got ya. There are additional techniques you can perform that can help you remember your dreams and more details from your dreams. I'll give my recommendations below. There are several things you can do to aid your dream recall in addition to dream journaling. First, review recently journaled dreams before bed. This helps you remember those dreams, find patterns in dreams, and remember more dreams. Next, also before bed, set intentions to remember your dreams when you wake up by actively deciding that you will remember your dreams when you wake up. The more important this decision is to you personally and the more you think about it, the more likely you are to remember your dreams when you wake up. There's nothing mystical about intentions, as any time we decide to do something in the future or at a later moment in time we set an intention. Finally, whenever you wake up and as quickly as possible upon waking up, do a thing we call dream delving. This involves laying in the sleeping position you woke up in and thinking about what you were last dreaming, thinking, experiencing with your senses, feeling emotionally, etc. If you cannot get anything, try to think about what you could have been dreaming about. If you get vague emotions or thoughts, try to think about why you were getting those thoughts. If you get dream scenes, work your way backwards from end to beginning to recall as much detail as possible. Once you've gotten as much as you can from one sleeping position, move to any other sleeping positions you may utilize throughout the night and repeat the procedure. This works by utilizing the mechanisms for how memory access works. First, accessing dream memories works partly off state dependent memory, so those dream memories associate with the sleeping positions you were in when you had the dreams. Second, memory itself works off association, and since the memories at the end of the dream are easiest to recall and access overall, you start with those and associate to the memories before those and so on until you've gotten as much as you can. Then you journal what you have been able to recall.

I’ve had several lucid dreams. I hate them.

❤❤❤

i have a hard time to manipulate my conscious life, let alone my dreams

12:12 🍿

Cheetah 🐆 😊❤

Honestly is this real, I’ve been trying for months and still nothing

@jumboshrimp4373

9 ай бұрын

@@AbatuBlouu I don’t know if it’s as real as it sounds, do you feel and change everything?

@SkyfallBlindDreamer

8 ай бұрын

Yes it is. I've had over a thousand in 3 years. What all have you been practicing? More importantly, how do you perform each method you use, step by step? How many of your 4-6 dreams a night do you remember? How much detail do you remember from your average dream? Do you keep a healthy and consistent sleep schedule? Do you use any substances that interfeer with REM sleep? Finally, which lucid dreaming techniques have you practiced consistently for at least a month without switching methods?

Is lucid dreaming real?

Dolphin I guess

Gudslep

6:10

I want to like this video because i love lucid dreaming but it does have some lacking information (better than i expected after the thumbnail though) 1. Dream Journaling is the key to lucid dreaming but the main purpose was not stated. In addition to dream recall, analyzing your dreams allows you to understand why you didn't get lucid in a previous dream and look for it in waking life to do reality tests when you have a similar thought process. 2. Reality tests CANNOT be habitual. If you do it on autopilot, you'll do it in the dream without properly considering the implications of the result and not become lucid. Also having external reminders for reality tests has poor carryover into dreams. Also the sticky note method of asking the dream if it is a dream is a horrible reality test for most people because it requires you to already expect that you're dreaming to work because it's just a form of dream control. The most reliable reality tests are most pinch like you said and reading text, looking away, and then looking back. Additionally question where and when you are and if it makes sense One more thing is that the finger counting fails very often but works for some so I'd recommend avoiding that one 3. Small detail but wake induced lucid dream isn't a real term. Stephen laberge called the concept of maintaining awareness into a dream "wake initiated lucid dream" Small detail but more people are going to get it wrong if not corrected. Also it isn't a technique, it's one of the 2 types of lucid dream (other being dream initiated lucid dream, or getting lucid after the dream begins, most common type). There are many techniques such as wake back to bed to achieve a wake initiated lucid dream but it isn't a technique on its own I like your channel so don't take this as hate, I just hold you to a high standard

@Aeowyn23

8 ай бұрын

Well said Samuel

@samuelzins5089

8 ай бұрын

@@Aeowyn23 oh hey, small world. Thanks

@SkyfallBlindDreamer

8 ай бұрын

Hey there. Wouldn't you know it, a fresh breath of experienced lucid dreamer fresh air. I agree on like 95% or so of what you just said, having said much the same myself in numerous comments on this video already. I dislike WILD guides that get the acronym wrong. It's a simple thing, so if you mess that up, what else have you messed up? It's a sign of inaccurate advice to come. WILD is a sort of framework, as all methods to do it rely on the same principles, maintaining passive awareness of something as you fall asleep to consciously transition into a dream. I disagree that WBTB is a WILD technique. It's more a support method done with techniques like MILD, SSILD, or WILD, yes, a technique and a category, at least how I see it. WBTB is simply the process of waking up, staying awake for a set amount of time determined by the user and hopefully by how long it takes that individual user to fall asleep, performing a technique for lucid dreaming, and returning to sleep. Other than that, agreed with everything else you said.

@samuelzins5089

8 ай бұрын

@@SkyfallBlindDreamer I did word that wrong. I agree with the part you said about it being a framework and that it can also lead to DILDs, but would still say SSILD is a horrible technique in my experience, and I have a hard time labeling WILD as both a technique and category but I respect your knowledge. It's great to see another logical lucid dreamer

@SkyfallBlindDreamer

8 ай бұрын

@@samuelzins5089 Thank you. I haven't done SSILD personally, though I know it has been studied. One main critique with it is that there seems to be a point where you don't really progress with it, and you can only get to a certain point. Thus, maybe good for beginners if they can get lucid with it, but likely not a long term strategy for increased LD frequency. MILD is actually my go-to, and has been now for 3 years. You in any other lucid dreaming communities? I'm highly active on Reddit and active on Discord as well.

2:48 like large black eyes staring at you?!

I hate lucid dreaming I’m always stuck in one room it’s boring pls help

@mousethatsnotgroovy

9 ай бұрын

But your aware your dreaming?

@Korbloxiangames

9 ай бұрын

@@mousethatsnotgroovy yes and sometimes I see weird stuff randomly appearing but then just disappearing

@Korbloxiangames

9 ай бұрын

@@mousethatsnotgroovy i also tried bombing it to get out and it didn’t work and it rebuilt

@SkyfallBlindDreamer

8 ай бұрын

Are you saying you typically get lucid? You know that you are dreaming? In that case, I would suggest that you learn dream control. I can help you with that by giving you my description of how it works on a foundational level. Dream control is ultimately self control, as dreams are controlled through how you perceive them. If you have any questions about this, please don't hesitate to ask. Dream control works on how you perceive what you're experiencing. The goal is to strongly associate actions you take and decisions you make with the results you want to have happen. How we remember, classify, and define things and interpret situations, it's all based on how we associate things. Groups of interconnected associations related to a concept, thing, etc, are a schema, schemata plural. Consider the fact that right now, we are communicating with one another. We can read and write this message without expressly considering the definition of read, write, expressly, consider, or communicate. We just know, because we have learned to associate those words subconsciously with their meanings. We do this with a ton of things all the time. You see or hear something, you have an idea of what it is, this helps inform you through learning of what you are experiencing in the environment around you. What you believe or think about an experience, your emotions in the moment, your mindset, etc, these can influence how you perceive things. Just something like someone walking toward you for example. If you're in what you perceive as a safe and familiar area, you may just perceive that person as going about their business and not a threat to you. If you're in what you perceive or think of as a dangerous part of town, and you see someone you don't know walking in your direction, your response to that may be different. Of course, when we're awake, there are externalities. There's an actual other person there who is doing something, and what we perceive of that person doesn't define their actions, though it can inform us of how we might respond. In dreams however, there are no externalities. It's like an echo chamber of sorts. That perception you have of what you experience is reality. If you can control that perception, you can control the experience itself.

Lol I’m an owl ❤

Thanks!

I’m convinced there is a genetic factor on if you are able or not to lucid dream.

@ondkami

10 ай бұрын

I'm convinced anyone can cultivate this....

What if you don't dream?

@talltreeyeti

10 ай бұрын

you dream. you just don’t remember them. you would need to start by watching his vid on how to remember your dreams

@Mr_Menace0

10 ай бұрын

@@talltreeyeti some people don’t dream at all

@oneiroagent

10 ай бұрын

​@@Mr_Menace0 That is very rare. Most people just think they don't dream because they don't remember anything.

@jarina.7684

10 ай бұрын

​​@@Mr_Menace0as far as I know, everybody dreams unless they have a certain condition which makes them unable to, which is very rare. You can actually train remembering your dreams by dream journaling and actively thinking about dreaming before going to sleep.

@supershenron4688

9 ай бұрын

@@Mr_Menace0is this you too?

Can't see the point of going to such trouble remembering dreams if you don't remember them normally because they are of no importance!

aint no way blud said "Lucid Dream Tonight"

One big long advertisement so he can make more money downline. Sucks. Money money

Very old tips. Disappointed.

@Tom-Travels

10 ай бұрын

Hi, as a Jim Kwik fan. May I respond? 1. You may be going through something. 1a. You are looking for answers you didn't find here. 2. All criticism is valid. 3. Jim will learn from your comment. All negatives can teach us something. 4. Jim understand that the criticism is pointed at the information not at him personally. - 5. Here is how I, myself, disperse criticism. I say... - a. "I'm sorry that you feel that way." - b. If I were you I might feel that way myself" - c. "What can I do to make it right?" __________ My personal response to negs works about 80% of the time. The other 20% will never change their criticism no matter what I say or do. Proving that :you can't please all of the people, all of the time."

@SkyfallBlindDreamer

8 ай бұрын

@@Tom-Travels I will say, the commenter here could have elaborated more, as I personally made a point of doing when I commented today. The criticism I have is a bit nuanced. I think that Jim said a lot of good things here, but I disagreed with the emphasis placed on state testing, plus some advice he gave for state testing such as using alarms and reminders as well as doing 100 or so a day that run counter to mindful state testing and cause state tests to become mindless and autopilot, the exact opposite of what is sought. This is a pretty normal thing for us to do when exposed to something over and over again, as we get to a point where we're desensitized to a thing and start ignoring it. Quality is far superior to quantity for state tests. Then there's the fact that state testing alone is like hard mode for lucid dreaming, as it's far from the most effective practice that it's pointed out to be, closer to the opposite if done just by itself, as its benefits come in helping enhance other methods through critical awareness, and in dreams, state tests act as a confirmation measure rather than a lucidity trigger. I come at this from my own experiences learning and teaching lucid dreaming to others over the past 3 years. I tend to expect less than what I got here from a content creator who is not specifically in the field of lucid dreaming, and the sad truth is, so many of them on this platform that do focus on lucid dreaming get a lot of things wrong. I love how Jim referenced the skill training aspect, as it's something glossed over by so many people, and it is important for understanding how to approach a skill like lucid dreaming. Anyway, if you made it this far, thanks for reading, and have a good day.

"We spend 1/3 of our lives sleeping." Literally 5 seconds later: " we spend 3-5 years of our lives sleeping " So what you're saying is the average life span is 9-15 yrs?!😂

@iRyan__

6 ай бұрын

I think he meant 3-5 years of dreaming maybe?

Complete non-sense, The WILD Way To Lucid Dreaming by Slider / Brian Aherne is what everyone here requires.

@mihsan8341

9 ай бұрын

Do you have pdf of it

@SkyfallBlindDreamer

8 ай бұрын

I do not think I've read that one. I'm assuming it's a book? I wasn't particularly a fan of the linked WILD guide personally, especially getting the acronym wrong from the beginning.

Eat pork before bed.

It's hilarious that you gain this first rank on Google search. ☹️👎 Weak video full of advertising

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