Thanks

@LucidDreamPortal

Жыл бұрын

Alpha, you're an absolute star - thank you for helping me to make this content! (hope you're having a great weekend!)

@SUBTOFLAMENG

Жыл бұрын

Gives a super with one Refuses to elaborate Absoulute legend

@grizz865

Жыл бұрын

@@LucidDreamPortal so, I have a question regarding reality checks, and there is probably a valid answer lol. If youre performing reality checks all through the day, and they always show that youre in reality, isnt it possible that when dreaming, if you dream you just did a reality check, and youre used to experiencing a reality check in waking hours (say you pinch your nose and compare the breathing) everything could seem normal since thats how the outcome always is in reality? Just a question I had and I really think this is an interesting topic.

@penguin_nx4817

Жыл бұрын

@@grizz865 do atleast 2 reality checks so if one does fail the other will prove it e.g after pinching your nose look at your hands and count your fingers and spot anything weird and question your self and your surroundings think if something is normal and how did you get in that situation ,

@grizz865

Жыл бұрын

@@penguin_nx4817 ok

youtube did me dirty by recommending this (that i searched ALOT) right when im almost going to bed

@0Yzabella0

4 ай бұрын

rip

Regained awareness makes up 99.9% of my lucid experiences. I'd love to achieve the occasional maintained awareness lucid dream, but I've still only truly managed it once.

@commentatore2560

2 ай бұрын

Me too

the last two advices are nice I mean trying to induce lucid dream after waking up and once the sleep is interrupted involuntarily. it is more practical and more importantly even i someone fails to induce lucid dream it doesn't cause disappointment as in case you wake up voluntarily and then fail.

I just had my first lucid dream of the year today! It was one of these "morning nap" regained awareness kinds. It was a bit short, but not bad, as I have had a bit of a dry spell lately. Almost all of my LDs have been the regained awareness kind. Only a couple times have I had a maintained awareness one, and they have been really short, with me waking up from them suddenly. Here is a bit about the LD I had this morning: Out on a city street, I recognize a common dream sign of mine, and suspecting it is a dream, I immediately look at my hands. One hand was normal, but the other was a deformed foot! (My hands don't always look wrong in dreams, but it has happened a fair amount.) I forget to do more reality tests after that, (gotta remember to do that next time). I immediately go to talk to the nearest group of dream characters. I ask them, "What can you tell me about myself that I need to think about?" (this was something I had previously decided to ask DCs as a dream goal.) They all just freeze, get a blank look on their face, and then their left sides disappear, as if erased in Photoshop or something! I seek out another person I saw walking by, and ask him something similar, like "What can you tell me about myself?" He replies in a dopey-sounding voice, "Duhhh... you seem like an honest and nice person..." I can't tell if my subconscious was sarcastically making fun of me or what. HAHA!

A really great tip that got me to lucid dream is to repeat an action throughout the day and ask yourself “am I dreaming?” I just tap the tip of my fingers together. It’s really good and it’s all that you need to do. No waking up in the night or anything. It worked for me within a few days

I don’t like WILDs because it always has this astral projection sensation as if my consciousness is separating from my body. I get crazy tinnitus and visuals of this white tunnel

While I don't mind interrupting sleep, I would much prefer not to so I can maximize sleep quality. Great video

I'm trying to focus on regained awareness at the moment, but my sleep is too messed up. Once I've finally managed to get back to normal sleep, I'll experiment more with morning naps.

@shomain.

Жыл бұрын

I just got rn a lucid dream and turned it to a lucid nightmare like a duck of the light and it's hard to control it I wanted ice cream it gave me a little one and I tried to fly it didn't work and I started panicking and everything got to black and something was chasing me then I woke up 💀

@LemonZ124

Жыл бұрын

@@shomain. that’s why you have to stay calm when lucid dreaming so you can keep control of your dreams

@shomain.

Жыл бұрын

Ok

Maintained awareness dreams have been a bit more vivid/realistic for me. But having a hard time in winter to interrupt my sleep. So I guess I'll have season induced lucid dreams x)

Thank you daniel, this is just what I was looking for ☺️

Thanks for this video! I think that we need more content about on how to LD without wake up/WBTB especially for people with sleep issues

Now THIS is a power that I'd like to learn.

Sometimes if I wake up at a normal time and then fall asleep by accident, I’ll have up to 4 or 5 dreams in a row, most of which being lucid without me having to do anything, which is pretty cool. They’re really easy to wake up from though.

Sadly can’t watch now (busy) but I will watch later and leave another comment then

Comment to boost! Although I may not get much out of this (I don't set alarms of any kind for lucid dreaming purposes), I hope it helps others a lot!

Great video! Morning naps are amazing for lucid dreaming - at least in my personal experience. I had two so far, one I didn't even attempt a WILD. You're right, no need to artificially interrupt ones' sleep to succesfully have LDs :D Thank you so much, as always!

@matousrehak5556

Жыл бұрын

Yes I love morning naps

@yeng1855

10 ай бұрын

As a guy, who takes morning naps. It hurts to wake from a dream I'll never wake up from...

tysm that makes so much sense u are a great teacher

Will watch later at work 😀👽👽

@MALLEN22DRUM

Жыл бұрын

@Lamar gaming's you'd be very wrong to think this 😋

@Aeowyn23

Жыл бұрын

@Lamar gaming's had my 61st birthday just a few days ago 😇😁

Great video as always - personally I would love to just be able to sleep without waking up 😆 I wake up after every sleep cycle, and it's just about always the ending of a REM period that wakes me as far as I can tell.

@AstralHaddock

Жыл бұрын

Wouldn't it be lovely Aeowyn! - Cue the song "memories... la la la la la la la"

@Aeowyn23

Жыл бұрын

@@AstralHaddock 😉😆

@twaddlehood

Жыл бұрын

@@AstralHaddock You know it!

@wippok42

Жыл бұрын

I basically never wake up during the night, but this can also cause problems because i would often pee in bed during the night until like 12 years old because my brain wouldnt wake me up.

I had my first Lucid dream yesturday. But It was a very short one and it wasnt that "Strong". I did the wake, Back to bed technique. I really hope it Will work if I tried other techniques too. Sorry for broken english, its not my native tounge.

@LucidDreamPortal

Жыл бұрын

Congratulations on your first lucid dream! - You will definitely find a broader approach will be effective, and in the longer term much more beneficial. Also, please don't worry about your English, it's great! - However, please feel free to post comments in your native language if that's easier - I'm happy to use Google translate.

@GrBiEdits

Жыл бұрын

@@LucidDreamPortal Thanks. The thing is that I can't always wake up in the middle of the night. I am 17 and still Got Scholl in the morning. I'ma try to make my own techniques.

Great video!

A lot of my priority has shifted over towards things that help my chances with regained awareness. In nearly two years of going at it, I’ve yet to even experience so much as hypnagogia, much less a maintained awareness dream. I’m not sure if it’s just a side effect of being someone who takes a long time to fall asleep and then tend to stay asleep for very long periods unless roused…or I just keep missing the rem periods . On the one hand, it has caused lackluster results when trying morning naps, but it also has gotten me to cut down on setting alarms at night to take a shot at a maintained awareness, which has probably helped my sleep health.

@LucidDreamPortal

Жыл бұрын

EDITED DUE TO NORRIS BRAIN. Short reply: You've got this Jared!

@jaredmcdonough5309

Жыл бұрын

@@LucidDreamPortal A little late for that, I’ve got 25 under my belt 😅. They’ve just all been regained awareness rather than maintained awareness. But the words of encouragement are appreciated!

@LucidDreamPortal

Жыл бұрын

@@jaredmcdonough5309 Ha, sorry about that Jared, I've been on a bit of a comment-reply marathon this evening - my brain is turning to mush!

The youtube hippies promised lucidity

Very nice! Thank you!

Thank you for everything you do.

@LucidDreamPortal

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Chris, I hope you find it useful!

What I've been doing is trying to go to bed while thinking of where I want to start in a dream, like where I want to end up. You'll have to lay there for a while, focusing on an anchor, and also on where you want to start the dream. Iches, hallucinations, etc. are just your brain testing to see if your awake. Ignore it. After a qhile, you'll start to slip into sleep and such. You'll have to practice for a while, but try this with one of the normal lucid techniques, then slowly try it alone.

Brilliant info! Walking that tightrope whilst trying a maintained awareness dream can, as you know be tricky. I struggle with the fact that I don't like how I feel my breathing decrease and my body heating up. Iv always stuck with regained awareness dreams but I do want to tackle my problem so I can try more maintained awareness dreams. I get to have a morning nap 4 times a week and I always have big/weird dreams during these morning naps. Fingers crossed I can overcome my problem. Thanks for the vid as always 🙂🙂

@LucidDreamPortal

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Alpha. You'll crack the maintained awareness sooner or later, especially with those 4 mornings to experiment with. It's just a very very subtle balance (and a few variables out of our control thrown in for good measure). Thank you as always for being so lovely and supportive, it means a lot!

actually i've never experineced a lucid dream came by doing a technique cause i always be too excited to sleep, every time i be lucid it's only because of reality checks :( so i can't choose if i will lucid dream this night, it just happen, i hope i'll get over this one day

@kikorangi8

Жыл бұрын

Hi there! Have you watched / listened to the podcast named “What Kind of Lucid Dreamer Are You?” over on Lucid Dream Podcast? If not, I think you might find it helpful. Here’s the link to that video: kzread.info/dash/bejne/hKuT1rpvhZXWcag.html

@someDumb

Жыл бұрын

@@kikorangi8 thank you so much!! , i think it really helped me a lot, i was always trying techniques like FILD and MILD i was going to bed at 11:00pm and i couldn't sleep till like 1:00am (still couldn't lucid) and now i know why :D, most of my nights i just visualize random things and it turns into a dream so i think the dreamwalker maybe working

@kikorangi8

Жыл бұрын

@@someDumb My pleasure! Yes, I suspected it might, as it sounds like I used to have almost exactly same problem as you. I tend to lie awake for 2-6 hours if I go got maintained awareness dreams, which is obviously not optimal! So these days, I never interrupt my sleep artificially (instead I do take advantage of natural awakenings on mornings where I can sleep in if needed). Good luck on your journey! 😊

great video! I really love your chanel💗

Here's what i do, i am VERY new to lucid dreaming so please help me and give me tips, I write down the dreams i can remember and do reality checks each time i remember lucid dreaming and when i notice dream signs. I also try to do wake back to bed around 4-5 hours after i go to sleep. I could be doing everything wrong, if so just let me know.

@LucidDreamPortal

Жыл бұрын

It's a good start Paxter - you'll need to refine it more though. I'd really recommend the 19 day course here on the channel. It requires membership but is less than the cost of a coffee.

LaBerge was talking about morning naps in his article he concluded that there are more chances to get it in morning naps, I watched this video quickly but in morning naps your mind is also sensitive for external signals, you can induce lucid dream or any dream using "scripts" (I use this like I wake up play script and I hear it in dream or later I get shor nap, it could be used with dream compression - you wake up do something for 2 hours and get back it was described in ETWoLD) but this could be tricky and your mind could deceive you, the best ways is like you told using naps with WILD / MILD

I'll be getting VIP+ soon for your 19 day course! Thanks for your great content

@LucidDreamPortal

Жыл бұрын

Thanks @shortkid, it'll be great to have you as a member and to see you in the livestream chat too!

Video is built Just for me

Thanks for this amazing video . If you weren't in this community so many people would be lost including myself. Thank you so much for being one of the greatest lucid dream creators on KZread!

Feeling lazy i will watch this video in my Lucid dream

Great video! I currently can only practice DILDs as I’m such a sloth lucid dreamer I always fall asleep trying to induce a WILD 😂 I will keep trying though!

So drink 1-3 water before bed and use that as a natural timer essentially Where gamble if you wake up you can have a lucid dream with a higher chance if not you still have a chance

Everytime I gain consciousness in dreams I think "oh this is a dream Ima wake up" then regret it

Thank you

I’m lucky that my circadian rhythm grants me 2 sleep cycles through the night. So u have one vivid dream then I wake up and have a better chance at Lucidity naturally

I sometimes get regained awareness lucid dream. For example when something good happens in a dream I actually question "Am I dreaming?"

Looks like some of us have no problem waking up in the middle of the night without any help lol great video as always, you know that

I could go for a morning nap right now

I only do that technique and I have plenty of lucid dreams. but I've had 10 of them and 9 of the lucid dreams I was instantly awake! I don't even have time to stabilize my dreams. will this go away on its own if I have more lucid dreams? and is this beginners part? I would like to support you and thank you for your info

@LucidDreamPortal

Жыл бұрын

Hi Jim, thank you for your kind support - it's hugely appreciated. In the early days it's common for people to get lucid at the end of REM, so waking up is inevitable. Over time you'll start to become lucid nearer the start of the dream and this will lead to longer dreams. You should also try practicing relaxation techniques to that you are ready and calm when lucidity occurs. Be careful not to *expect* to wake up, remember that this is just a passing phase for those new to the subject. I hope that answers your question!

@jimvanhall217

Жыл бұрын

​@@LucidDreamPortalno problem. thank you very much for the reassuring answer. I was already worried.

Can you make a video about how to not wake up when you are in a Lucid Dream?

@Ikooita

Жыл бұрын

spin around in the dream

I've literally had dream where i was thinking stuff like: "Wow, im really dreaming right know. I wonder when i'll wake up?" And then i woke up a few seconds after, remembering the thoughts really clearly.

How would you say VR experiences affect you in terms of lucid dreaming?

@ryzikx

Жыл бұрын

Help/hurt etc

@LucidDreamPortal

Жыл бұрын

Hi Riz, firstly thanks for the kind donation, I really appreciate it. A few small studies have shown that VR can actually increase chances of lucidity, and improve dream control. I've certainly found that in the early days of using VR the novelty certainly enhanced dreaming, which lent itself to a little more lucidity than usual (hard to tell as my frequency is already high). I don't think it has a huge impact other than reminding the brain that alternative "realities" are possible, and can be beneficial for dream control reframing. I hope that helps!

I've been practicing LD for about a year now and have had around a dozen LD. I Started off strong and did everything by the book, thanks to my dedication and enthusiasm on the subject as well as your wonderful teachings. I would always record my dreams on my phone in the morning or during the night when i would awaken and then log them in my journal later on that evening after work, not enough time in the morning beforehand. One thing I have not always enjoyed though is writing down my dreams. I usually recall 3 - 6 or more dreams per night about 5 - 7 times per week. Some dreams are very long and numerous and It takes me a while to write down all the details and how I felt emotionally during different situations in these dreams. It sometimes takes me 2 or more hours journaling all of these dreams every evening. I am very grateful that I learned how to recall my dreams consistently but don't always have the time nor the desire to journal them, and just voice recording them I feel just isn't thorough enough. I slowly suspended my LD lifestyle about 3 months ago because of the Journaling and I was also getting burned out on performing all the reality tests everyday. I feel disappointed and guilty for quitting because I loved this practice and phenomenon so much when involved. That damn dream journal has really been an issue though. What advice can you give me pertaining to this? I would really like to get back into this way of life but I feel like I have to go all out and do it the right way or not at all. Thank you again for all that you have taught myself and others in this crazy way of the brain.

@LucidDreamPortal

Жыл бұрын

Remember dream journals are a map of the territory. A map only needs to be functional to use for navigation. From your post I can see that, similar to me, you have a tendency to be verbose (it's a curse right 🤣). But here's how to get around this. Two descriptions of the same thing; 1) a citrus fruit that belongs to the family Rutaceae and the genus Citrus. The fruit is a hesperidium, which is a type of berry that has a tough, leathery rind and is divided into segments filled with juicy, pulpy flesh. The rind, or peel, is typically between 2-3mm thick and is covered in an oily substance called citral, which gives the fruit its characteristic scent. The flesh of is divided into segments called carpels, which are filled with juice and tiny seeds. A good source of vitamin C, dietary fiber, and other nutrients. They are typically round or slightly flattened, and their color can range from orange to reddish-orange. The scientific name is Citrus sinensis. Or: 2) A large orange coloured citrus fruit. Or in other words, not all details need to be recorded if the shorter version contains enough information for you to piece together the rest. In the early days detailed journals are beter as you need to establish what are the salient details, but once you get a feel for what details are important, you don't want to be spending more than 15 mins journalling in the longer term. Hope that helps..

@fuzzynutz6398

Жыл бұрын

@@LucidDreamPortal Me and my undiagnosed o.c.d. thanks you, that was helpful.

This explains why I often have extremely vivid dreams whenever I go back to sleep after waking up earlier than usual. Speaking of which, I recently had my second lucid dream! It was through regained awareness and the lucidity lasted several minutes longer than my first one. I found it interesting how I had it when I did because my dream recall was really bad for several days before I had it. I tried levitating and changing the scenery by going under some bedsheets and getting out (not sure how I came up with this one), but nothing worked, and I wound up waking up without really accomplishing anything other than wandering around my house and seeing how my town looked a little different outside the window. Is there anything I can do to do things more efficiently?

@LucidDreamPortal

Жыл бұрын

I'm really glad to hear that you had a successful second lucid dream - congratulations! And it's intriguing that your dream recall wasn't very strong in the days leading up to it. I'd suggest that in order to increase efficiency in your lucid dreams, it's helpful to have a clear goal in mind before entering the dream state. This will help you stay focused and motivated to accomplish something. Also, practicing visualization and setting intentions while awake can make it a lot easier to control your actions in the dream. Remember to stay relaxed and believe in your ability to accomplish your goals - this can help you maintain lucidity and try new things in the dream world. I hope these tips help you on your journey - stay lucid!

@Smileythebuilding

Жыл бұрын

I’m on my 3rd! My 3rd was finally where I got better and I stayed in the dream for longer and did more

@xristakis0154

Жыл бұрын

@@Smileythebuilding how long it takes to have your first lucid dream?

@Smileythebuilding

Жыл бұрын

@@xristakis0154 it only took about 10 days! There’s something that Daniel said that really helped me “What would you do to have a lucid dream?”

@Leoverse10

Жыл бұрын

@@Smileythebuilding i had my 7th Lucid Dream yesterday it was Vivid than Reality!! FR

Another way is recognize if everything is real ir not like close ur eye and than think this cant be real in a dream

I might be having maintained awareness dreams during morning naps already, but it sometimes feels mote like I am actually awake and just turning my dream into a daydream. They feel quite vivid still but there is a constant awareness that I am actually awake and where my body is lying which leads to my dreams in this state being mostly me as a body less consciousness that can interact. Is that still a lucid dream or just a daydream?

Nice i live your Videos

So I've been missing out on 50% of potential lucids?! 50%?! Time to put on the dunce hat again... I do often try to take advantage of natural awakenings in the night, which happen at least once a night. It's quite difficult to tip-toe the line of focus but not too much to keep myself awake. Often, I fall asleep very easily after I give up trying or fall asleep before I can even set a goal before I try. It's a shame but it keeps happening. Granted, I often can get regained lucids through this (by remembering that I was just in my bed, trying to fall asleep) but I don't think I've ever been able to fully keep awareness while I drift off. Maybe I do need to try morning naps more often... Great video as always! I don't have much to say besides to keep up the great work! It seems like both channels are doing pretty well numbers wise currently!

@LucidDreamPortal

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Stumped. 50% is at the extreme end, as I'm trying to make it clear that there are these two distinct paths to lucidity. In reality, if one is following the advice near the end of the video everything will be just fine.

@StumpedSlicken

Жыл бұрын

@Lucid Dream Portal Ah, gotcha! I was getting a bit panicky but turns out I'm doing things kinda well right now. Thanks for the clarification!

How long should morning naps be?

Great video. One of the most important infos out there. Just one question thou. 😅 When getting up and doing the word affirmation thingy and it tells me that there isn't REM incoming. What do I do? 😮 I'm up right now, slept for about 8 hours with a natural interruption after my first rem. Writing it down woke me up so much that I tried wbtb with imp. But I think it messed with my sleep a bit. It was a longshot anyway, so early into sleep but it was good practice. Now. Will REM come back at some point? (I'll do the test a few more times to check anyway😂, I'm curious.) Clearly I woke up at not exactly the best time. When this happens, should I just call it a day or can I still try a morning nap at some point? I'm working hard on writing down as many dreams I can so that sometimes lead to longer interruptions than once I get the hang of it again. I noticed that I can't remember my first 2 rems anymore so I set the intention to write down my early night dreams, theyre so crazy, I missed them 😅. Oh boy, once I start commenting I can't stop. Can't wait to speak to you in person but I want to be prepared as good as possible. Finnishing your book, mapping out my dreams. But I'm getting there 🎉. Just, my question again, When I'm aming for a morning nap, the word association says no rem, can I still do anything to make it still work? Thanks Daniel ❤

@LucidDreamPortal

8 ай бұрын

Thank you so much RainisaurusRox! So the ART (word association) approach is a useful yardstick, but the results will vary between individuals, so make sure you've calibrated your expectations to fit how your brain works with it. So for the time being I'd recommend try regardless of the results, so you can be certain how your mind responds prior to REM. With morning naps, REM is almost guaranteed, it's usually just a question of REM or no sleep at all. I'd recommend staying awake for at least 30 minutes, and then once you've returned to sleep, if there is no sign of sleepiness or REM, then either get up for a little longer and try again in 15 minutes, or just use the time as an opportunity to practice maintaining awareness. It's always worth remembering that any attempt at lucidity is always beneficial, as even if the conditions aren't right, you're still training the mental muscles required for attempts with better conditions. A bit like a surfer going to the gym on days when surf isn't up! Looking forward to meet you too! Stay lucid!

@RainisaurusRox

8 ай бұрын

@@LucidDreamPortal Wow, thank you for the quick response. Think I got that a bit wrong. I'll give it a try now 😉.

I Never tryed WILD in my life all my LD past 1.5 year are all DILD about 17 dreams

I would be ok with waking up early but the problem is that I cant do it often because of school for example.

@user-oz1is3qj3q

10 ай бұрын

Bro just do it on unimportant schooldays but not on days we’re you writing a test…

Yo! I'm indian I know all about lucid dream... I think it's been 1 year since I heard about lucid dream But I haven't done it yet... So can you tell me how to do 'lucid dream' in a 'Real' and Proper way...???

i have been honestly doing mild and wild every night for over a month so far and still no lucid dream. I have made progress though, i sometime can even recall 2 dream that i do write in my dream journal. I think my problem is that i may have been doing MILD wrong which i will change tonight. I will try the visualisation instead of breath counting. Also, this week since about 2 or 3 days, i have had woken up twice during my sleep. I go to bed at 10 pm, then fall asleep trying to induce a lucid dream then i suddenly wake up at 12:30am. than i write my dream, go to b athroom and go back to bed and try to keep my awarness while falling asleep. Then i fall asleep and wake up again at about 2am. I do the same and go back to sleep then wake up in the morning. I'm i accidently doing something wrong ??

So what your saying is that I can’t just go to sleep using a maintained awareness technique? Like at the beginning, unfortunately I can’t set any alarms throughout the night because it would wake everyone up and in the morning when I get up I have to wake up my body won’t let me go to sleep, I also can’t take naps either except for on very rare occasions I’ve tried really damn hard :(

ok

Lucid dreaming without waking up? That’s MAD! I mean RAD! Wait...

@kikorangi8

Жыл бұрын

@Lamar gaming's There’s a good reason for that! I’m a moderator on his channel. And yes, I’ve had several, although all of them have been regained awareness dreams 😊

@kikorangi8

Жыл бұрын

@Lamar gaming's Haha, as long as you change it to “The Cheetah Guy”, I’ll be happy to be called that! 😂

@kikorangi8

Жыл бұрын

@Lamar gaming's Thank you! 😁😎

@LucidDreamPortal

Жыл бұрын

You can find out more about our various mods here Lamar: *link deleted as reality check reminder is complete*

@LucidDreamPortal

Жыл бұрын

@Lamar gaming's I hope you performed a reality test.

Hey so what can i do to help me to actually nap? no matter what i just cant nap in the morning or later unless i get tired from day, only can sleep at night

found it :D how often do you lucid dream?

Each time i go to 1st sleep i have no dreams most of the time. I just see black. And then i will wake up.

Sir plz help me I know all the technique but the problem is that when I am in a lucid dream and I start to control it or move here and there slowly slowly the dream fade away and I get awake pzl help me Plz reply

@LucidDreamPortal

Жыл бұрын

You'll find either of these member videos answer your question in depth: kzread.info/dash/bejne/fqil0KezpbLTd7Q.html or kzread.info/dash/bejne/hquEo7iGgKe1h84.html - hope that helps

Hello, how can I get clear vision in dreams? I always have this blur vision, and I've glasses in real life..

@LucidDreamPortal

Жыл бұрын

It sounds like you might have picked up an expectational brain-worm. A quick fix would be to pick up a pair of extra strength glasses you never use in real life (maybe from a pound store), always have them with you, then in your dreams put them on with the knowledge they will fix the issue. Sounds a little silly, but expectation plays a very potent role in dream content.

I had 4 or 5 lucif

I have a question which I didn't want to ask at first, because you should do with you videos what you want. I want to clarify that I'm not proclaiming any authorithy on what videos you should be making or how they should be, but I'm very curious and wondering. Are you aware of the fact that you repeat a lot? For example, the information in this video has been shared before in videos and livestreams. You said you would lecture us on different topics in psychology, but the videos are still mainly about lucid dreaming on both channels. Why is that? If I may ask, obviously.

@LucidDreamPortal

Жыл бұрын

Hi Jlow, thanks for asking! I understand that some viewers may feel that the content seems repetitive, but as a teacher, I need to consider the big picture. One reason for this is that some concepts can be subtle and take multiple explanations to fully understand. Additionally, I upload new content every week, so it's important to cover the same topics in different ways to keep things fresh. I also have to consider that there are always new viewers who are new to the subject and may not have watched all of the previous content. I try to mix things up and delve into related subjects to keep things interesting, but I also need to stay within my niche to avoid being punished by KZread. Lastly, it's important to remember that this is a complex subject and it's normal to revisit and understand the basics on a deeper level over time. Thanks for understanding!

@jlow1765

Жыл бұрын

@@LucidDreamPortal I understand and respect that. I sometimes forget that this channel is not a school. Your expertise in this subject makes it feel like you are lecturing us as if this is a studies for lucid dreaming. But this is a KZread channel and everybody should learn and understand the basics thoroughly before taking on difficult subjects.

@LucidDreamPortal

Жыл бұрын

Yeah it's tricky as I'd prefer to have it step by step, like the 19 day course. But the platform very much promotes new content. So I reserve the more in-depth approach for tuition and courses. After all, it's much easier to be specific (and delve deeper) when dealing with an individual's specific psychology.

im trying to lucid dream but idk why is not working,i focus on it and i repeat it in my mi "I Will Lucid Dream" and focus on it,once i think i had it but got soo excited and wake up...

@LucidDreamPortal

Жыл бұрын

I'm not sure where you learnt to repeat "I will lucid dream", because that isn't a technique and absolutely won't work unless you get incredibly lucky. Sounds like you might have picked up some misinformation from elsewhere. Check out the tutorials on the channel and you should find you'll have more success.

@speksi5730

Жыл бұрын

@@LucidDreamPortal i think it was wild or mild im not sure...... ty for the information thoo

@LucidDreamPortal

Жыл бұрын

@@speksi5730 yeah seems like someone misled you, as it's definitely neither of those. MILD is not a manta, and WILD is not a technique. It might be worth assuming that what you've been told previously is misinformation, and to start from scratch. Even with all the best effort and intentions, if you're using the wrong tools it won't work

@speksi5730

Жыл бұрын

@@LucidDreamPortal aaight ty

Or yiu can do what i do this isnt real and then i fly away

I’m a hummingbird with a shotgun 😎 🔫🐤

@StumpedSlicken

Жыл бұрын

Fighting til the lucid is achieved

@kikorangi8

Жыл бұрын

@@StumpedSlicken You gotta fight for your your right to lucid... Or however the song goes...

@StumpedSlicken

Жыл бұрын

@@kikorangi8 Trust me, I had to look up the lyrics to figure out what was next!

I wake up naturally at least once every night and oddly enough my more vivid dreams have been earlier in the night. I don't know if that's simply because my recall is getting worse or what edit: Also did somebody get me a membership? Lol thanks

@LucidDreamPortal

Жыл бұрын

Yeah you were one of the subscribers that were gifted a membership during the last stream.

LTP

Great video! If you're looking for a lucid dream book DO NOT READ Wagner's lucid dream book its twattle and it's long. I can't get those hours back! Read ofc Daniel's are you dreaming :) great book( free promo)

@LucidDreamPortal

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for your kind support BanKan, I hugely appreciate it. It would be uncouth for me to comment on his book, as it might seem like bashing "the competition". But it is one of the few that after reading didn't get added to my library.

@bankanloozy2529

Жыл бұрын

@@LucidDreamPortal in this case Daniel... You should lmao. I've read a lot of lucid dreaming books and a good chunk of them make absurd claims such as dream sharing, dream healing etc which ofc there are antisocial experiences but they claim it as facts!!

I wish I could just shoot a lucid dream with one of those guns, or both. That would be much easier for me, but I guess they don't run around in the forests here.

@LucidDreamPortal

Жыл бұрын

The question is, what on earth would a forest dwelling lucid dream look like?

@jonny3003

Жыл бұрын

@@LucidDreamPortal Maybe like some ethereal ghost like animal? But I guess they can't be caught with physical projectiles anyways and I probably wouldn't even want to shoot at them. Rather make friends with them like with your fox 🦊

Why wouldnt it be possible lol

Im never gonna learn

Pls pin

I really like doing wbtb with a technique but when ever i interrupt my sleep i always barley remember my dreams in the morning. So this is why im here lol