Do you like magic tricks? I ask, because you’re about to learn one.
I bet you used to love magic when you were young. You used to think it was real. Now you know the truth: it’s fake – unless you’re inside a lucid dream — but it can still come in very useful.
When do you give up on a lucid dreaming technique because it doesn’t work?
Which one will be next? What will you do if it doesn’t work? Will you just keep trying different techniques until you get fed up because nothing works?
There is an easy way to succeed.
But first you must understand something…
Did you hear the story about the two old men who passed away on the same day?
They were both 92 years old, but they lived very different lives. They were chilling in heaven playing dominoes and a nice old lady walked up and sat down beside them. She said, “You guys are new here, can you tell me a little about your life down on earth?”
I think lucid dreaming is soon going to be the most exciting hobby in the world.
There is so much to be explored and I think it’s going to blow up big time.
I’m getting pretty excited about sharing my new book with everyone because it’s going to dramatically increase the amount of lucid dreams you can have each week.
Now that you’re going to become lucid all the time there is so much you’re going to be able to do regularly.
Learning how to lucid dream sucks!
At the start you have to put in a lot of effort without knowing when you’ll be rewarded.
What if that was all to change?
What if there was one technique that allowed you to become lucid on command?
My favorite techniques are ones that are reliable and don’t take up too much time.
I know from speaking to lots of people those are both things that prevent them from becoming lucid on a regular basis.
I’m pretty happy to see that today’s guest feels the same way. If you don’t recognize the name yet you’ll definitely recognize the technique, because Cosmic Iron’s SSILD method is bringing people a lot of success.
You definitely want to read all the way through because there is some great stuff to take away from this interview.
Lucid dreaming techniques should be easy.
You should only need to do a couple of them in an ideal world.
You should be able to become lucid multiple times per week.
So let’s play a game…
People who think dreams aren’t real are fooling themselves.
When you go to bed tonight try to think of two separate things: a memory of something you did last week at work + a memory of a dream you had.
Can you separate them both? Why is only one of them real? Are they the exact same? Does it matter?
In today’s interview you’re going to find out why they are the same thing, plus there are lots of other goodies too.
I’ve got a good idea why you can’t become lucid, or at least not regularly.
You might not believe the same thing as me and that’s OK, but I’d love to know what you think of my hypothesis.
The reason it’s only a guess is because who can really know for sure why some people find lucid dreaming easier than others?
I’ve been trying to explain this for so long, but I just couldn’t get the words out. I know I find it hard to understand what someone is trying to say if they can’t communicate it correctly.
That’s why I’ve decided to draw pictures even though I’m the worst artist in the world.
Hi, I'm Jamie. So you've found my blog. I'm happy to have you here and I hope you enjoy reading my articles. Hopefully you can take something away from them and improve your lucid dreams. There's lots more to come...
