The Best Lucid Dreaming Technique (You've NEVER Heard Of!)
Learn the ULTIMATE lucid dreaming technique in this video! Lucid dreaming expert Daniel Love reveals the little-known "WHY" method that takes your lucid dreaming to the next level overnight!
Instead of blindly following lucid dreaming techniques like a zombie, start asking WHY you're doing each step. Understanding the REASONS behind each lucid dreaming method is the key to mastery!
Daniel explains how applying the "WHY" technique to popular methods like MILD, FILD, SSILD, WBTB and other aspects of lucid dreaming such as reality checks, DILD and WILD can optimize them and help you lucid dream consistently. You'll learn how to activate the parts of your brain needed for lucidity and stop wasting time on empty practices.
This lucid dreaming video will change how you think about mastering lucid dreams forever! Can one simple question really lead to lucidity every night? Find out now!
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Babe wake up new lucid dream technique just dropped
@Topspeedcraft
3 ай бұрын
I read this with Rich Piana’s voice ngl
@slendercube7817
3 ай бұрын
don''t wake her. what if she's in the middle of a lucid dream?
The message at 03:56 sayes "OK, good job! I didn't think anyone would bother" in chinese.
@robotchickenonbs
5 ай бұрын
I came to the comment section looking for an answer ty
Best greetings from Finland.. Just finished your book. You fully changed my way of understanding lucid dreaming. Thanks a lot for everything you're doing and sharing.
@LucidDreamPortal
9 ай бұрын
Thank you Piotr, I'm really glad you enjoyed the book (and it helped!). I hear Finland is lovely and hope to visit someday. Good to know there are dedicated Oneironauts there!
@DevKoDec
9 ай бұрын
I'm from Finland too, hi :)
@yeh_kia_hua2088
9 ай бұрын
What's the name of the book and can I read it online??
@piotrkosciesza1983
9 ай бұрын
@@yeh_kia_hua2088 Book name is " Are you dreaming " by Daniel Love. In my opinion one of the best lecture about lucid dreaming.
@AnakinSkywalker.Vader.
3 ай бұрын
@@LucidDreamPortal you should go on google earth and go to finland, then lucid dream about it
Watching this video made me feel oddly… seen? Asking “But why?” has prompted quite a few answers along the lines of “Just accept it” in my life!
This is the second time that KZread has presented this video in my feed -- and I'm thinking I _really_ should have paid closer attention the first time. This is probably one of the very best videos on lucid dreaming, that I've seen.
I’m not gonna lie, this is just really sound advice for everything you do. Understanding the whys of how you do something always makes it easier.
Nice description, I rarely know why I’m doing things but now the fog is clearing!
@LucidDreamPortal
9 ай бұрын
Definitely prioritise the "why?" Dan, it will absolutely work as BS filter and save you an awful lot of wasted energy.
@kapwinng
9 ай бұрын
@@LucidDreamPortal my other half had her first lucid dream this week, she now knows what all the fuss is about! 👍
After watching this video, I still don’t understand what it is I’m actually supposed to do.
@stevehewlett67
Ай бұрын
@@fromthecheapseats7126 😂😂
@stevehewlett67
Ай бұрын
Why?😅
This is a very useful mindset to have! I've generally thought about things in that way, which is why I tend to botch original techniques into my own thing. When it comes to creating our own "technique", or adapting useful concepts into our own practices, I think the way of thinking that was shared in the video can clarify so much and add lucidity to how to approach adapting "techniques" to our own practices.
@LucidDreamPortal
9 ай бұрын
Exactly! Understanding what we're doing paints the entire subject in a different light - going from seeing techniques as some kind of "spell" to what they really are, adaptions on principles that should be flexible.
Hey Daniel, thank you for all your great content. You are the whole reason, why I am still into lucid dreaming, so please, keep it up!
@LucidDreamPortal
9 ай бұрын
Hey, that's such a lovely thing to hear, I'm so glad!!! Keep it up and stay lucid! :)
@Tweek42
9 ай бұрын
I'm also a member now ;]
I have certainly had lucid dreams. But I have not been able to have them a lot despite doing all the reading and the exercises. You just unlocked the reason for. I was definitely treating the techniques like recipes. It can produce comical results. My favorite for a long time was the hand technique (I learned it from Robert Waggoner’s book but I know it’s from a Castaneda book. ) and it has worked for me at times. But mostly I will see my hands in some unusual way in a dream and just keep dreaming unaware. I look forward to applying this idea starting tonight.
Great video Daniel! I’m really rethinking the way I do my lucid dream practices now❤
One of the most useful video on this channel for sure!
Greetings from Russia! This is really astonishing.
Another thing iv noticed many times. I can wake up and the dream is still "playing" like a movie with normal speed. But transparent over my wake vision. Lasts for 5-10 seconds. If I decide to close my eyes I will fall back into it. Scientists claims your dreaming just a short time before waking up. But if so the dream would had to play at x100 speed for it to fit.
been trying to get into lucid dreaming for some time now, ive only lucid dreamed 3 times up to now. Lets hope tonight is different. Also, has anyone seen the cipher at the bottom of 6:03? "i like the cut of your jib. you should definitely subscribe, you've got the curiosity that is perfect for lucid dreaming" -i spent the past 20 minutes trying to find the language and decipher it. well played Lucid Dream Portal, well played.
Been doing my homework for about 40 days now, and have had 2 lucid experiences that instantly woke me up upon attempting a RT. The biggest difference I have noticed in my sleep pattern is that I wake up in the middle of the night much more often. Could these all be lucid experiences doing the same thing to me? This has never happened to me in the past. Where should I focus?
@LucidDreamPortal
9 ай бұрын
It could be a number of factors, getting older does tend to increase night-time awakening, equally the time you eat and drink will play a factor. Blue light from phones and screens should be avoided before sleep. However it could just be excitement. But don't worry about the brief lucidity, that's very normal at the start.
I’m early!
@LucidDreamPortal
9 ай бұрын
First etc!
@kikorangi8
9 ай бұрын
@@LucidDreamPortalBefore the official release of the video! Like a
@ItzShaki
9 ай бұрын
I'm not
@calumwoodward9489
9 ай бұрын
Im late 😪
Damn bro rlly looks at every comment
@LucidDreamPortal
9 ай бұрын
I do 👽
Man how did I not know of this channel before, this is pure genius. Thanks for the videos and keep up, laughed my ass of whatching this. -also big love from Brazil!!!
@LucidDreamPortal
9 ай бұрын
Hey, good to have you here!
Tl;dw people start at 3:20 which is where he introduces the technique
Commenting to boost! So weird to see all the comments already and have this video come out an hour later than normal (we havent had daylight savings yet)!
To be honest, I've never really used any techniques when trying to lucid dream due to the reasoning that they just didn't work for me or I didn't see the point in them. It's something that I've completely skipped for a while, always just trying to "brute force" lucid dreams with just doing reality checks/NOWs. If the large majority doesn't work, why even bother with the rest? Maybe I've thrown out techniques a bit too early as some of them did help slightly. There's been a few times where natural awakenings and running through the latest dream have helped with lucidity - I've just never attributed it with a "technique" and mainly used it to increase the chances I would remember the dream. I think WHY has a great importance for those who do try techniques. Often times techniques work like copy-and-paste code or answers from a website with no explanation on why they work. WHY helps you understand what you're doing or even if it's a waste of time or effort. Thanks for the great video! I'll try using some of the tips said in the video more often as my lucidity levels have been dropping. Hope everyone has a great day!
6:03 alien language spotted
Bedankt🎉
@LucidDreamPortal
9 ай бұрын
Thank you Jim! - Looking forward to meeting you for tuition later today!
@jimvanhall217
9 ай бұрын
@@LucidDreamPortal England is 1 hour earlier than here. so I have to check in at 9pm? mine says 8:00 PM
@LucidDreamPortal
9 ай бұрын
No it would be 8pm for you. The website tells you the start time in your own time, so no need to do any additional thinking. You're booked in for 7pm UK time, so 8pm for you (basically in one hour from now)
This is a must for everything in life
Do you think a melatonin supplement would negatively impact my chances of a lucid dream? I’ve been taking a supplement every night for my entire life, and I feel like it might be making lucid dreaming harder.
i forget if i have already watch this but thank you Daniel
You must know why, period
Trying it tonight!
@LucidDreamPortal
9 ай бұрын
Try to apply this way of thinking to everything lucid dream related. And good luck
@calumwoodward9489
9 ай бұрын
@@LucidDreamPortal im doing it to the wild tecnique specified in the 19 day ld course
This is actually very nice because it also paves the way for you to learn other things other than lucid dreaming better. It is absolutely wonderful as it has other applications. Bravo
"kinda counts a little bit" haha love your sense of humour mate
Ohhh!! Now I finally understand MILD! Thanks! I basically can't even get started with a technique without knowing WHY because then I have so little faith in the technique I don't understand I'd love to see more videos explaining the why of some techniques, especially the ones which haven't been explained on the internet yet!
@LucidDreamPortal
9 ай бұрын
That's a great idea, I'll put that on the 2024 video list!
I watched one of your videos yesterday, but I didn't apply any of the techniques. I simply went to bed. But then, in one of my dreams where I was robbing a bank of ALL ITS MONEY, I recalled your video and became immediately convinced that I was dreaming. I then tested it using the classic finger-through-palm method (I know you don't recommend this), and my finger went through! I got super excited, calmed myself down, and suddenly started floating up into the sky while uncontrollably spinning - which woke me up 😭
once I was in dream and know I am dreaming so first I try to come out from dream but there was no way , I punched in air hoping that there is some wall and after breaking it I will wake up, but nothing happened, then I accept it that I can do anything as here no rules exist. so I flied outside earth them roam in space , then I came bake on earth to do more fun, then I seen my cousin ,I first get invisible as it was my world I can do whatever then I kissed her on lips , then i woke up. , after waking up i thought being a creator kissing your creation is not good that's why dream was ended there.
I’m obsessed with it! Is there a reason why I usually see a pattern before I realize I’m dreaming? Like I’ll see kids hop scotching and the chalk turns to a pattern
I just doing like that: Waking up in night, thinking of questions. Falling asleep while thinking that I'm already in lucid dream. After, I just don't do anything, no reality checks, just become lucid. If it's known technique, what is it? Mild? Ty for answer, if you answered ofc
@LucidDreamPortal
9 ай бұрын
My guess is you're under 20. Lucidity is considerably easier for children and teenagers (sadly it doesn't last) - and requires a lot less effort. You're using the prospective memory/intention technique. Techniques themselves don't matter as much as utilising the correct areas of the brain. My advice, enjoy this phase of your life while it lasts, but also be prepared for it to require more work and techniques etc. when older.
Really enjoyed this video. It's important to understand why the principles one is working with work in the first place, and to use that knowledge to work with the technique "I'd say templates" to create a version that works for them.
@LucidDreamPortal
9 ай бұрын
Absolute spot on Dmitry! Templates is a great choice of words, part of the reason I'm somewhat critical of "technique-obsession" is so often people are looking for a "Holy Grail Technique", when there is no such thing, it's an understanding of the principles and how they interact, their purpose, and all the other fiddly subtleties of the mind that cannot be summed up in simple one-size-fits-all steps.
have had lucid dreams on and off since childhood but rarely ever able to induce them, they just happen sometimes. But have decided to try your techniques to see i f i do have them more by trying these techniques. After a lucid dream i often feel joy or happiness for days or weeks after, it has always been that way. So if it could happen more often i should be much happier in life. Will give it a go as have started meditating a bit before i lay down to go to sleep and that has certainly helped me sleep much better, i guess it relaxs you deeply and that is what may be helping. Will give it a try.
w teacher just amazing❤
The early videos for members is such a cool feature I love it!! Watching now!
@LucidDreamPortal
9 ай бұрын
Glad you like it Azara, it's really nice to have a quiet space before the scheduled upload to chat with members too. Especially as it's all of you lovely people that keep the channel going.
@cestmoi914
9 ай бұрын
@@LucidDreamPortalI agree I love having this quiet space! I’ve been attempting SSILD, and want to apply the WHY technique to that method but am having some trouble coming up with some ideas for why it works. Do you think it’s just because of the heightened awareness of your senses before bed or something else?
@LucidDreamPortal
9 ай бұрын
You've stumbled across one of the more important parts of "Why?", it has the strange impact of making us realise that a lot of the techniques out there are somewhat arbitrary. SSILD is a good example, most of that "technique" isn't really all that useful. The functional part of SSILD, if you can call it that, is really little more than intention setting and setting focus on something, the other steps and the choice of focusing on sense could really be replaced with almost anything.
this is a very good take on lucid dreaming as a whole. really shows that its not the exact steps that count but the principles on which they are based.
Serious question: How similar are daydreaming and dreaming? Just out of curiosity, can journaling daydreams help with lucid dreaming or is not not recommended? How is it different from recording dreams?
@LucidDreamPortal
9 ай бұрын
It's definitely worth journalling both. Probably the best way to think of them both is as "weather of the mind". Daydreams are like observing the weather while safe and shielded indoors, while dreaming is like standing outside directly at the mercy of it. So the difference is mostly a matter of degree. At least on the ways that matter for our purposes. There are other important differences but those are not really relevant for our goals.
@MangoFish5151
9 ай бұрын
Okay, that makes sense now. Thank you!
Question about dream journaling: Does the type of dream that you record cause you to be more likely to have dreams like that in the future? So if I only record the types of dreams I want to have, I'll be most likely to have those dreams? For example, if I never record nightmares in my dream journal, will I be less likely to have them?
Does anyone know how to stop sleeping for an excessively long time? I just slept 15 hours today and it ruined my Sunday, I went to sleep not being tired at all, then woke up, and went back to sleep again the second I woke up. It has been 15 hours of sleep and it really ruined my day. Does anyone have advice on how to get only the amount of sleep you need, no extra sleep?
@jojohallbrook
4 ай бұрын
Set an alarm clock
Hi
@LucidDreamPortal
9 ай бұрын
Just a comment to feed the algorithm monster!
This should be name "know yours technique" technique :P But I think "why" technique is really useful should share if this video would be public
@LucidDreamPortal
9 ай бұрын
Won't be too long until it is Robercik, it'll be public on Saturday at the usual time - so please do share when early access is over :)
@robercik101
9 ай бұрын
@@LucidDreamPortal Sure, I'll share it then! Thanks for the info :)
Everyday ,I dreamt and it’s real and I know I did something during my dream like talking to people I know and interacting with them in the 5 D and everyday I felt it really real but when I wake up I can’t remember a single thing 😅 Before I can do lucid dream for a year maybe almost everyday and I can control what will happen inside my dream and wake up and come back again in the same scenarios I choose to have but suddenly it stops and I don’t know what was the reason that accessing to lucid dreams becomes inaccessible 😅
What does "OK, one more..." mean?
@LucidDreamPortal
9 ай бұрын
It means it the last of the hidden messages
Hehe early member bonus (btw notifications didn’t work first time around)
@LucidDreamPortal
9 ай бұрын
Oh really? Typical KZread! How did you discover the video?
@SaffrinianOfficial
9 ай бұрын
@@LucidDreamPortalsaw it in my subscriptions tab
@LucidDreamPortal
9 ай бұрын
Curious, I wonder why KZread just can't get notifications right?
great video but i have a bit of a brainfog so i think i need to watch the video again maybe tommorow again. what i did understand is that you need to keep asking yourself the question WHY. about dreaming in general, i wonder why my non lucid dreams are so much more longer and vivid and when i'm lucid the dream fades so fast. i think the next time i become lucid (after reality checks then i'm sure hundred procent) i will ask myself how to sharpen the dream and two times in previous lucid dreams i rubbing my hands and then the dream comes into focus again but still with this technique or not my Lucid Dreams are very short maybe even less than a minute. i do crazy things like flying or telekinesis and even teleporting myself but then the dream becomes vague too fast, probably because over excitement. any tips on how to calm down in a dream and not panicking? i think that's the problem though, i'm too excited and go panic mode as soon as the dream slightly fades away; other times i go lucid for a quick twenty or thirty seconds, then i lose my lucidity and its a normal dream again. i have read your book but for some reason when i'm in the dreamworld i cant remember what i learned from the real world as the dream is still not sharp enough. anyway, great video as always.
@LucidDreamPortal
9 ай бұрын
Normally short lucid dreams are mostly due to becoming lucid at the end of REM, as that's when the mind starts to "come online" as it nears wakefulness. So it's baked into beginner lucid dream practice. The trick is to ride that out over time, continue to practice, and that point of lucidity will find its way nearer to the start of the dream. Maintained awareness is the shortcut past that, but that comes with its own challenges. As for ways to not panic, I think I need to make a video on that, as you've raised some fundamental points here that I think everyone could benefit from. I'll put that on the to-do list!
@netabolt6546
9 ай бұрын
@@LucidDreamPortal by the way, speaking about Lucid Dreaming. i had a Lucid dream the previous night ago. i had a very strong thought i could be dreaming when i talked to a certain famous youtubers (not gonna name them here though lol) and i was telling them i need to reality check because it felt a bit weird that i talked to youtubers then i did the finger trough palm and then the Nose Pinch test. that second one got me lucid. i did some random stuff and talked to the dreamcharacters. but again, the dream was shortly going to die and i tried at least the Portal Method but i think i lost my lucidity somewere around one minute after and the dream faded very fast even with rubbing my hands. i still dreamed a little bit but it was very short because i woke up. its always amazing, however how short it was, waking up from a Lucid Dream and beeing proud of it. but i need more practise in longing the Lucid dream. but i'm getting there and i feel like my Dry Spell is gone because i had already two vague semi lucid dreams in October, so yeah, i'm getting better at this.
Going to get your book soon. I missed your last stream though, might I ask what time you usually start? There's a time difference between us but I can work that out.
@LucidDreamPortal
9 ай бұрын
I'm not sure which time zone you're in, but streams are 8pm GMT - hopefully that helps :)
@KJC640
9 ай бұрын
@@LucidDreamPortal Perfect, thank you!
Hey daniel, since you are an expert in lucid dreaming are you able to lucid dream every night?
@LucidDreamPortal
9 ай бұрын
Yes (technically), but with the chaos and responsibilities of everyday adult life, I don't always choose to lucid dream each night. I also hugely enjoy non-lucid dreams and enjoy having those also, so the most accurate answer is: I can lucid dream when I choose to do so. There's a more in-depth answer here: www.thelucidguide.com/post/lucid-dreaming-frequently-asked-questions
nice! im trying this tonight
8 months ago 😮
in fild why do i imagine moving my fingers..?
So why do we do IMP?
Previous night i had a dream in w/c is woke up and did a reality check and found that i was dreaming and then for some reason i slept again. 😢 sadlife
How do you create portals in dreams? I tried using a door in my dream and it only led me to a bathroom lol.
@Caleb0102
Ай бұрын
You gotta imagine q door or portal behind you and where it leads, I hope this works
can you post stuff about astral projection?
@LucidDreamPortal
9 ай бұрын
I have made a video about this in the member area, but generally the channel only sticks to science and not superstition or belief.
@jadepaul7646
9 ай бұрын
@@LucidDreamPortal okk thanks ill check it out
Good evening Daniel, Since yesterday I've been playing Resident Evil with VR glasses and I have to say that I'm really impressed by virtual reality! Do you think that you could use these games to expand your lucid dream training, if so, how best!? Greetings
I paused the video. The reality test showed that I was not dreaming ... I guess.
Check out my paint along podcast, Adventures in Painting -- in the latest episodes we have dived into the topic of lucid dreaming and methods to achieve it!
I have lucid dreamed 2times both of them i woke up the same way in first i was in my dads car and i realised there isnt a driver and it was crashing but it didnt and i said to my self i guess u cant die in dream then i blinked my eyes in the dream and i was in my bed. Second time i was in high school then i remember im not there anymore in real life and blinked and i was in my bed. Do you have any tips to that?
Your little chinese text sent me down a rabbit hole. 😅 Greetings from Lithuania. Still quite new here so i hope your vidoes will help me finally have a lucid dream.
@LucidDreamPortal
Ай бұрын
Glad to get your detective mindset activated! And welcome to the channel!
@erikasjukne7721
Ай бұрын
@@LucidDreamPortal Wow i am surprised you actually responded to me since this video is 8 months old. Glad to know you actually care about your viewers. Cant wait to learn more watching your videos.
@erikasjukne7721
Ай бұрын
@@LucidDreamPortalOh and while watching the video again i spoted another one of those weird hidden texts but this one i cant really translate. Would you mind telling me? 6:04
For the imp technique how do you open your eyes after you become lucid without waking up
@LucidDreamPortal
9 ай бұрын
No need to worry about such things, the visual element of the dream starts with eyes open (remember there are no true eyes or eyelids in dreams)
@Filmmaker_user
9 ай бұрын
@@LucidDreamPortal ok thank you
Great video as always 👍🏻 I will try it out the next time I wake up naturally during the night. Btw I noticed when I wake up during a REM period I get really creative ideas. E.g. how to decorate my room or what I could paint/write etc. And my smartwatch can't measure my sleep cycles accurately.
@LucidDreamPortal
9 ай бұрын
Thanks Mina! Yes, that's the same principle that the Artistic Response Test is based upon. REM and creative thinking go hand-in-hand, neural fluidity seems to increase dramatically during that phase, so it's a great way to know if REM is inbound, and incredibly useful as a creative tool. When I'm struggling for video ideas on some weeks (inevitable after 7 years of creating), I use this practice for new ideas. So it's very much the case that many of the videos on this channel were formed with a REM soaked mind :)
Anyone know any techniques that i can do before bed that dont include me doing wbtb
FINNALY I CAN SUMMON... *CUBE OF SUSTENANCE* AND MAKE JEFF BEZOS EAT IT IN MY DREAM MWAHAHAHAHHAAH
I want to be able to be in the Apple and Onion episode "The Eater" in my dream. Beacuse in the episode they where ina dream!
好的、 干得好! 我不认为有人会打扰
@LucidDreamPortal
4 ай бұрын
谢谢,希望这个视频能给大家带来启发
@Duck.Sensei
4 ай бұрын
@@LucidDreamPortal I don't know which ancient text is used in 2nd message though
0:36 I'm new to this channel.
@LucidDreamPortal
9 ай бұрын
Hi Elias, good to have you here!
Ok
i love scimandan
cool
Was good chat, i have a question mr teacher of lucid dreams.. is lucid dreaming just doing whatever you want on a past dream? Like a dream you already had just going back and chilling? Btw suscribed and really like your videos one video worked and k lucid dreamed for like one second and my dreams took control of me again 🔥🫡respect
/2:11 why i never heard of stage 1?? Can you please be a litlle more specific about the analysing of the dream itself with MILD?
@LucidDreamPortal
9 ай бұрын
Sadly, because most sources online are very very lazy and don't do their research. It's quite straightforward, look at your previous dream and assess which moments should have led to lucidity, things that were illogical, impossible etc.
@GoneBeyond
9 ай бұрын
@@LucidDreamPortalthis wil do the trick!!! learned something new from your videos which are worth over millions of likes!!!!
In March 9th mycapartment had a fire and my most precious pets died.I moved to a new place,nonstop crying ,having guilt over what more could have I done to save them.The super had my bike,and cats that survived.It was painful to go back,I decided not to go upstairs to my apartment,but wondered if their souls are lost there.One night I realised that I was lucid dreaming.So I knew I was on a different plane...so I decided to call my cats one by one to my bed,as I used to do,before the partment fire.First I called Graham,my ginger cat.Next minute he jumped up and ran to me as usual.It was real.It wasnt a dream.I held him and smelled him.I new we were in a lucid dream and I new what we had that moment was real.So I decided to call my other cat,Zera.She appeared to,jumped up and curled in my arms as usual.It wasnt a dream it was real.Next I called Junior.He was a big tabby boy.I told him I missed you!And gave a kiss on his cheek.Now when all this happened I knew I was lucid dreaming and I knew that they passed away.I knew ..I entered a different plane or dimention where is possible to meet again.They telepatcally told me that they have to leave,and next minute they jump off the bed,but I knew from then that they are with me.When I went back I realized I could have called my adorable tuxedo cat that died during the corona..because at this dimention everything is possible.I had lots of lucid dream in my life...but they just came and were without porpuse.Now I truely wanna develop it.I wanna enjoy to meet my loved once..and conscenstly talk to them about serious things.
One of the things you are in lucid dreams,that you see your room.In deep dreams everything looks different.You know that's your house but that house looks different where are you ow.Lucid dream is when you dream but it feels like your eyes is open ad you see your room exactly how it is.Everythig in that room looks exaclty like you were sitting on your bed ad see everythig how it is.