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In my personal experience, the best way is to daydream as you fall asleep. Think about what you want to dream about, visualize it in your mind. For example, if you want to dream about flying, visualize yourself flying in your mind. Be sure to think about this until you fall asleep, and don't let your mind go blank. This will allow you to remain concious of your dreams as you fall asleep.
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What is the best way to have a lucid dream?
Lucia dreams happen unexp creepy around 3:00 a.m and 5:00a.m
How do you know how strong a Lucid Dreamer you are?
When you lucid dream a lot and they always go your way
Is there anyone with lucid dreaming experience that can help me?
If you would like to lucid dream, you should start trying to remember your "normal" dream after you wake up. The purpose of this is: If you can't remember regular dreams, there isn't any way you'll be able to remember if you had a lucid dream. All lucid dreaming really is is being conscious of your surroundings while in a dream. If you can realize that you are in a dream while in your dream, you will become lucid. There are hundreds of different ways to learn to lucid dream. The most commonly used one is asking yourself throughout the day if you are in a dream. Chances are, if you do this in your dream out of habit, you will realize that you ARE dreaming, and become lucid.
What is the best way to induce flatuence?
you can't
What happens when you become your dream?
I'm assuming that you may be referring to the phenomenon of lucid dreaming, which occurs when you realize that you are dreaming and then can do whatever you want....a really fun experience. The best way, at least for me, to start lucid dreaming is to perform reality checks throughout the day, to see if you are dreaming. Very soon you will find yourself in a dream where you are performing a reality check, and quickly realize you are dreaming.
How does a person know if they are awake or dreaming?
Generally the best way to know whether or not a person is awake or asleep is how they see themselves acting in a dream. While dreaming a person normally is not exactly like themselves, more of an exaggerated version of some of their characteristics. The biggest problem however is while in a dream, unless the person is in a lucid dream, there is not a way of knowing they are in the dream until they wake up.
Are lucid dreams real?
Yes, lucid dreams—which, for the uninitiated, are dreams where you’re aware you’re sleeping and can often control aspects of your dream—are real. While people doubted their existence for years, a slew of research in the second half of the last century put those doubts to sleep.The way researchers proved it is pretty cool. They taught test subjects methods to induce lucid dreams (there are plenty out there, if you’re interested), then hooked them to polygraph machines as they slept. The subjects had agreed to perform specific actions in their dreams when they achieved lucidity—actions that’d show up on a polygraph test, like patterns of eye movements or fist clenches; lo and behold, the subjects fell asleep, then gave the signals.For most, lucid dreams are happy accidents, but some suggest pursuing the ability to reliably lucid dream can help avert nightmares, alleviate anxiety, and even aid in physical rehabilitation.
How do you control lucid dreaming?
When you start dreaming, take small steps such as changing the color of objects in the dream environment. When you gain such minor controls, look towards expanding them. One such way would entail being more deliberate in how you act in your dreams. Do not allow your subconscious to script the dream. Guide the dream on your own. Concentrate on making deliberate and controlled responses in your actions as opposed to compulsive ones. In essence, the dream state becomes almost no different from real life as far as perception is concerned. When this becomes the case, you can easily say you are now in control of your dreams. You may be wondering how you would be able to remember this when in a lucid dream, since you would more likely be interested in your surroundings, but it probably depends how concentrated you are in the dream. For example, during one lucid dream, I once researched before on how to stay in a lucid dream, then in the dream, I automatically remembered it.
Could a dog have a lucid dream also could there be any way of making them lucid and do dogs even have the concept of dreams?
i think dogs can have dreams because sometimes when their sleep they either bark or growl or sometimes even whimper in their sleep as if their dreaming.
How can you be sure you will have a lucid dream tonight?
You can't. I've had lucid dreams at random, even with practice and using techniques that are really good. WILDs have high success rates, as do MILDs, but usually, you can't predict them. After a good bit a practice, and coming up with self techinques, you may "master" and almost always have lucid dreams. But there is no sure way, some people can have lucid dreams at will, but they natrually have the ability.
Why can't you lucid dream?
Normal dreaming is an involuntary function of the subconscious mind that takes place while the conscious (waking) mind rests in natural sleep. Lucid dreaming requires the conscious mind to become active and take over the dreaming function. While this is possible, it is not "natural" and requires both effort and practice, very "unnatural" when applied to sleep. ... Lucid dreaming is best used under the guidance of a therapist as a way of controlling nightmares, not as a recreational activity for the curious.
Is it possible that after you have a lucid dream of being parlyzed that when you wake up you become paralyzed for life?
Lucid dreams are just dreams. They are enjoyable but they are not prophetic visions. You might wake up paralyzed after having such a dream, but the dream will have nothing to do with it. By the way, the feeling of paralysis upon awakening is common, and if there is a sense of being in a dream-like state even as you awaken, it is called a hypnopompic experience. The brain is just in the process of 'booting up' the systems that give executive control back to the conscious mind. Muscle control may not be up and running for a few moments, but it will come.
