I’ve always been envious of people who could fall asleep as soon as their head touched the pillow. I don’t know about you but it would take me forever to fall asleep.
I’m still not sure if they’re right, or if they just forget trying to get to sleep. How can you just switch off within a few seconds, especially if you have lots of things on your mind?
These days I get to sleep much quicker and I want to show you the technique I use.
I used to think people didn’t actually want to become lucid. It was almost as if they were just in love with the idea. How else can you explain why someone is still failing or making little progress year after year?
When I hear people talking about how they’ve been trying for years and they’ve only become lucid a handful of times it makes me feel like banging my head through my thin cardboard wall. Within a few years you should be becoming lucid on a regular basis, but instead all I see is people complaining.
Maybe you do want to become a lucid dreamer, but you just don’t have the right mindset. Maybe you should stop referring to yourself as a beginner because from where I’m standing it’s the reason you’re still failing after all this time. [click to continue…]
When someone close to you dies it sucks. Even though you’ll always remember them it’s never the same because at most you have a few photos to gaze at.
Who cares if you’re not actually speaking to a real person when you see your dead friends and relatives in a lucid dream? Who cares if some people do believe they’re really speaking to a ghost? It doesn’t matter either way.
When you see someone in a lucid dream it’s more real than looking at a photo because they’re actually there. They can be standing in front of you like they never left, so take advantage of it.
You need to stop lying around waiting for something because it’s not coming. You need to grab the bull by the horns if you want to pass directly into a lucid dream.
Have you ever lay meditating hoping for the dream world to form around you? It definitely can work, but it’s more likely your awareness will be so high you’ll become lucid while inside a dream later on in the night. Either that or nothing will happen.
There is a key inside the mind that can unlock the door to lucidity, and while I’m still trying to find it I know an easy way to sneak in through the back door.
I don’t think we’ll ever know why we dream at night. We seem pretty clueless about it right now, but will there come a time when we come up with a definitive answer?
Probably not, but I suppose that’s what makes it so fun. We can all take a stab in the dark and nobody can turn around and prove us wrong. They can try and I’ll give you the chance to do it today.
I think most people will agree that sleep recharges our batteries. If you don’t agree with that I dare you to stay awake for a few days in a row. It’s not pretty and I don’t recommend it. But surely dreams are about more than that?
When you try to juggle too many things it can slow your progress.
To jump directly from an awakened state into a lucid dream takes a while in the beginning and it’s partly because you’re concentrating on the wrong thing.
After speaking to a few people it’s clear where they went wrong. It’s where I went wrong too, so luckily I know how you can fix it. It’s not a major problem, but you need to stop doing it.
Do you ever feel physically sick when you think about something your mind can’t comprehend?
I get that feeling when I try to think about what was there before the big bang. I know nothing was there, but what does nothing look like? After a few seconds of thinking about it my head starts to feel a little nauseous and I have to stop.
Waking up in the morning feeling like absolute crap is horrible, but it’s something you know well.
You don’t feel like crap because you got up on the wrong side of the bed. You also can’t blame your partner unless they have a habit of kicking you in the face in the middle of the night. Something else is at play and we’ll get to the bottom of it.
I think lucid dreaming stops me from feeling horrible when I wake up in the morning, and I think it will stop you from feeling horrible too.
Are you sick and tired of watching great opportunities pass you by?
You know you should do something, but you’re prepared to sit and wait until it’s too late. Nod your head if you’ve been guilty of any of these:
Passing directly into a lucid dream can be scary and you’re going to have some hiccups along the way.
Imagine lying down on your bed and closing your eyes. You then magically transport yourself into the dream world. One minute you’re lying in bed and the next minute you’re standing in dream land.
Unfortunately it’s not as easy as that, so be prepared to face some demons along the way.
Hi, I'm Jamie. I'm probably only a few years in front of you in my lucid dreaming journey, so read more to find out how I learned to have multiple lucid dreams per week.