Lucid dreaming guide short and simple

[wishIwasSalludon]

This shit fucking works, I went from only having lucid dreamed 3 times in my whole life to now I lucid dream regulary. Just yesterday I lucid dreamed twice


1. Start recording your dreams in your dream journal. Anytime you dream you're going to want to physically write down your dreams. This will help build dream awareness. You can also do reality checks, but in my experience that didn't help much.

2. Before you go to sleep set an alarm for 4-6 hours

3. Once you wake up just go back to sleep but you're going to use this thing called an anchor. Basically you just need to focus on something so you maintain some awareness when you start dreaming. For example you can try counting, or you can try focusing on the noise your fan is making it could be anything. This is the part where people fuck up, don't focus so hard to the point where you keep yourself awake, it should just be something in the back of your mind so that you maintain some minimal awareness when you dream. The anchor I like to use is just saying "I will lucid dream tonight" over and over again.

4. if you repeat steps 1-3 long enough eventually you'll start to enter a sort of half dream-half awake state right before you actually fall asleep fully. It's a bit hard to explain but you'll know once you experience it. For me my brain starts to play dreams in my head but i'm still able to be aware of whats happening in the real world. This is the key stage from here you can basically enter straight into a lucid dream.

Essentially the way you enter into the lucid dream is to just focus on staying aware that you're about to fall asleep, I do this by actively trying to manipulate the scenes my brain plays while I'm in the half awake/half asleep state.

it sounds simple but it genuinely works, you 100% will be able to lucid dream if you do this. Also I really only do steps 3-4 I don't do the whole waking up in the middle of the night thing or recording shit cause I'm a lazy bastard. It still worked for me though.


Bonus Tips:

1.create a subconscious idea/person that will help you become lucid. For example what I did is in my mind I imagined a "god of dreams" I gave him a name and everything and would think about this "god of dreams" throughout my day. Particularly I internalized the idea that I could gain power from this "god of dreams" and its helped me become lucid alot more often. Essentially you just want to create some mental construct which can help you become lucid and place it in your subconscious.

2. Start day dreaming, this really helps imo. Also think about lucid dreaming as an extension of day dreaming, if you can internalize this mentally it really helps


some video resources I used:




these dudes are really good if your serious at wanting to lucid dream I recommend watching them. They have a bunch of videos on lucid dreaming and they're the only ones who have actually worked for me

happy dreaming bhais

@thedictator @julioo27_ @browncurrycel @untermensch faggot

 

[wishIwasSalludon]

@ghenghis @silently_said @Idontknow-

 

[gunrenaissance]

1. Start recording your dreams in your dream journal. Anytime you dream you're going to want to physically write down your dreams. This will help build dream awareness. You can also do reality checks, but in my experience that didn't help much.

2. Before you go to sleep set an alarm for 4-6 hours

3. Once you wake up just go back to sleep but you're going to use this thing called an anchor. Basically you just need to focus on something so you maintain some awareness when you start dreaming. For example you can try counting, or you can try focusing on the noise your fan is making it could be anything. This is the part where people fuck up, don't focus so hard to the point where you keep yourself awake, it should just be something in the back of your mind so that you maintain some minimal awareness when you dream. The anchor I like to use is just saying "I will lucid dream tonight" over and over again.

4. if you repeat steps 1-3 long enough eventually you'll start to enter a sort of half dream-half awake state right before you actually fall asleep fully. It's a bit hard to explain but you'll know once you experience it. For me my brain starts to play dreams in my head but i'm still able to be aware of whats happening in the real world. This is the key stage from here you can basically enter straight into a lucid dream.

Essentially the way you enter into the lucid dream is to just focus on staying aware that you're about to fall asleep, I do this by actively trying to manipulate the scenes my brain plays while I'm in the half awake/half asleep state.

it sounds simple but it genuinely works, you 100% will be able to lucid dream if you do this. Also I really only do steps 3-4 I don't do the whole waking up in the middle of the night thing or recording shit cause I'm a lazy bastard. It still worked for me though.


Bonus Tip:

1.create a subconscious idea/person that will help you become lucid. For example what I did is in my mind I imagined a "god of dreams" I gave him a name and everything and would think about this "god of dreams" throughout my day. Particularly I internalized the idea that I could gain power from this "god of dreams" and its helped me become lucid alot more often. Essentially you just want to create some mental construct which can help you become lucid and place it in your subconscious.

2. Start day dreaming, this really helps imo. Also think about lucid dreaming as an extension of day dreaming, if you can internalize this mentally it really helps


some video resources I used:




these dudes are really good if your serious at wanting to lucid dream I recommend watching them. They have a bunch of videos on lucid dreaming and they're the only ones who have actually worked for me

happy dreaming bhais

@thedictator @julioo27_ @browncurrycel @untermensch faggot

Bookmarked for later mirin
I always wanted to lucid dream to imagine myself as a 6'4 pretty boy chad

 

[Idontknow-]

1. Start recording your dreams in your dream journal. Anytime you dream you're going to want to physically write down your dreams. This will help build dream awareness. You can also do reality checks, but in my experience that didn't help much.

2. Before you go to sleep set an alarm for 4-6 hours

3. Once you wake up just go back to sleep but you're going to use this thing called an anchor. Basically you just need to focus on something so you maintain some awareness when you start dreaming. For example you can try counting, or you can try focusing on the noise your fan is making it could be anything. This is the part where people fuck up, don't focus so hard to the point where you keep yourself awake, it should just be something in the back of your mind so that you maintain some minimal awareness when you dream. The anchor I like to use is just saying "I will lucid dream tonight" over and over again.

4. if you repeat steps 1-3 long enough eventually you'll start to enter a sort of half dream-half awake state right before you actually fall asleep fully. It's a bit hard to explain but you'll know once you experience it. For me my brain starts to play dreams in my head but i'm still able to be aware of whats happening in the real world. This is the key stage from here you can basically enter straight into a lucid dream.

Essentially the way you enter into the lucid dream is to just focus on staying aware that you're about to fall asleep, I do this by actively trying to manipulate the scenes my brain plays while I'm in the half awake/half asleep state.

it sounds simple but it genuinely works, you 100% will be able to lucid dream if you do this. Also I really only do steps 3-4 I don't do the whole waking up in the middle of the night thing or recording shit cause I'm a lazy bastard. It still worked for me though.


Bonus Tip:

1.create a subconscious idea/person that will help you become lucid. For example what I did is in my mind I imagined a "god of dreams" I gave him a name and everything and would think about this "god of dreams" throughout my day. Particularly I internalized the idea that I could gain power from this "god of dreams" and its helped me become lucid alot more often. Essentially you just want to create some mental construct which can help you become lucid and place it in your subconscious.

2. Start day dreaming, this really helps imo. Also think about lucid dreaming as an extension of day dreaming, if you can internalize this mentally it really helps


some video resources I used:




these dudes are really good if your serious at wanting to lucid dream I recommend watching them. They have a bunch of videos on lucid dreaming and they're the only ones who have actually worked for me

happy dreaming bhais

@thedictator @julioo27_ @browncurrycel @untermensch faggot

Alr thanks brah

 

[Sprinkles]

get good at WILD and you’ll be able to create anything even entire environments and thoughtforms from scratch.

have fun getting targeted by aliens though when the alarm bell goes off

 

[ghenghis]

Bookmarked for tonight, thank you for tagging me
Also, i’ve had accidental lucid dreams before but in those dreams i struggle with controlling over time and spawning things. Will these problems be fixed if i follow this guide?

 

[wishIwasSalludon]

have fun getting targeted by aliens though when the alarm bell goes off

alot of the times I lucid dream I have entities attack me. But I can easily fight them off though. It's lowkey annoying.

 

[ascendrx]

This shit fucking works, I went from only having lucid dreamed 3 times in my whole life to now I lucid dream regulary. Just yesterday I lucid dreamed twice


1. Start recording your dreams in your dream journal. Anytime you dream you're going to want to physically write down your dreams. This will help build dream awareness. You can also do reality checks, but in my experience that didn't help much.

2. Before you go to sleep set an alarm for 4-6 hours

3. Once you wake up just go back to sleep but you're going to use this thing called an anchor. Basically you just need to focus on something so you maintain some awareness when you start dreaming. For example you can try counting, or you can try focusing on the noise your fan is making it could be anything. This is the part where people fuck up, don't focus so hard to the point where you keep yourself awake, it should just be something in the back of your mind so that you maintain some minimal awareness when you dream. The anchor I like to use is just saying "I will lucid dream tonight" over and over again.

4. if you repeat steps 1-3 long enough eventually you'll start to enter a sort of half dream-half awake state right before you actually fall asleep fully. It's a bit hard to explain but you'll know once you experience it. For me my brain starts to play dreams in my head but i'm still able to be aware of whats happening in the real world. This is the key stage from here you can basically enter straight into a lucid dream.

Essentially the way you enter into the lucid dream is to just focus on staying aware that you're about to fall asleep, I do this by actively trying to manipulate the scenes my brain plays while I'm in the half awake/half asleep state.

it sounds simple but it genuinely works, you 100% will be able to lucid dream if you do this. Also I really only do steps 3-4 I don't do the whole waking up in the middle of the night thing or recording shit cause I'm a lazy bastard. It still worked for me though.


Bonus Tips:

1.create a subconscious idea/person that will help you become lucid. For example what I did is in my mind I imagined a "god of dreams" I gave him a name and everything and would think about this "god of dreams" throughout my day. Particularly I internalized the idea that I could gain power from this "god of dreams" and its helped me become lucid alot more often. Essentially you just want to create some mental construct which can help you become lucid and place it in your subconscious.

2. Start day dreaming, this really helps imo. Also think about lucid dreaming as an extension of day dreaming, if you can internalize this mentally it really helps


some video resources I used:




these dudes are really good if your serious at wanting to lucid dream I recommend watching them. They have a bunch of videos on lucid dreaming and they're the only ones who have actually worked for me

happy dreaming bhais

@thedictator @julioo27_ @browncurrycel @untermensch faggot

mirin the low inhib

 

[alurmo]

so with this i would be able to have a fouresome with gio scotti/lauren de graaf/taylor hill after all

 

[wishIwasSalludon]

Also, i’ve had accidental lucid dreams before but in those dreams i struggle with controlling over time and spawning things. Will these problems be fixed if i follow this guide?

the more you lucid dream the better you will get at controlling your dreams

I also had the same problem. Like anything with lucid dreaming practice makes perfect also this step helped me alot

1.create a subconscious idea/person that will help you become lucid. For example what I did is in my mind I imagined a "god of dreams" I gave him a name and everything and would think about this "god of dreams" throughout my day. Particularly I internalized the idea that I could gain power from this "god of dreams" and its helped me become lucid alot more often. Essentially you just want to create some mental construct which can help you become lucid and place it in your subconscious.

 

[Sprinkles]

alot of the times I lucid dream I have entities attack me. But I can easily fight them off though. It's lowkey annoying.

just wait til you find yourself no longer being able to do all the cool shit like telekineses and only being able to fly from that point onward

and then once you start flying they use some weird kind of energy to slow you down and have it feel like molassses

or install some weird artificial gravity so if you try to take off you’ll just come right back down

 

[wishIwasSalludon]

so with this i would be able to have a fouresome with gio scotti/lauren de graaf/taylor hill after all

yes you unironically can

 

[alurmo]

get good at WILD and you’ll be able to create anything even entire environments and thoughtforms from scratch.

have fun getting targeted by aliens though when the alarm bell goes off

oof wild beggining stages make me scared, its like a transcending dive that i as the consious viewer cant comprehend yet
especially when i start seeing VIVID imagery in wild, i just jerk myself awake atp
but my past attempts were like a year ago, im sure i could handle it atp

 

[alurmo]

yes you unironically can

that just sounds boring tho, sex forever unending, i like dreams bc they have a subconsious structure special to them, the world inherintly is unstructured and chaotic, dreams suprisingly are very structured if u read between the lines, esp when i get like weird dreams i used to write them down and try to like analyse them and shieet(prob autystic tendancies)

 

[alurmo]

Bookmarked for later mirin
I always wanted to lucid dream to imagine myself as a 6'4 pretty boy chad

thats just faggy bruh
why not just slay in de dream

 

[gunrenaissance]

thats just faggy bruh
why not just slay in de dream

Not realistic considering all the HTB foids only sleep with chad

 

[.𝐏𝐍𝐄𝐔𝐌𝐀𝐓.]

Yo som1 get ts on botb NOW

 

[wishIwasSalludon]

Not realistic considering all the HTB foids only sleep with chad

mental blocks like that make it much harder to lucid dream

you need to abandon realism completely when approaching this if you actually want to succeed

 

[kenibba]

tiger123 makes goated content. started lucid dreaming consistently after watching his stuff.

 

[wishIwasSalludon]

tiger123 makes goated content. started lucid dreaming consistently after watching his stuff.

yea I love lucid dreaming so much man

 

[kenibba]

yea I love lucid dreaming so much man

i stopped writing in my dream journal a couple months ago and so my lucid dreaming started to stop. i can glide in my lucid dreams and teleport, i cant fly yet.

 

[zudio]

This shit fucking works, I went from only having lucid dreamed 3 times in my whole life to now I lucid dream regulary. Just yesterday I lucid dreamed twice


1. Start recording your dreams in your dream journal. Anytime you dream you're going to want to physically write down your dreams. This will help build dream awareness. You can also do reality checks, but in my experience that didn't help much.

2. Before you go to sleep set an alarm for 4-6 hours

3. Once you wake up just go back to sleep but you're going to use this thing called an anchor. Basically you just need to focus on something so you maintain some awareness when you start dreaming. For example you can try counting, or you can try focusing on the noise your fan is making it could be anything. This is the part where people fuck up, don't focus so hard to the point where you keep yourself awake, it should just be something in the back of your mind so that you maintain some minimal awareness when you dream. The anchor I like to use is just saying "I will lucid dream tonight" over and over again.

4. if you repeat steps 1-3 long enough eventually you'll start to enter a sort of half dream-half awake state right before you actually fall asleep fully. It's a bit hard to explain but you'll know once you experience it. For me my brain starts to play dreams in my head but i'm still able to be aware of whats happening in the real world. This is the key stage from here you can basically enter straight into a lucid dream.

Essentially the way you enter into the lucid dream is to just focus on staying aware that you're about to fall asleep, I do this by actively trying to manipulate the scenes my brain plays while I'm in the half awake/half asleep state.

it sounds simple but it genuinely works, you 100% will be able to lucid dream if you do this. Also I really only do steps 3-4 I don't do the whole waking up in the middle of the night thing or recording shit cause I'm a lazy bastard. It still worked for me though.


Bonus Tips:

1.create a subconscious idea/person that will help you become lucid. For example what I did is in my mind I imagined a "god of dreams" I gave him a name and everything and would think about this "god of dreams" throughout my day. Particularly I internalized the idea that I could gain power from this "god of dreams" and its helped me become lucid alot more often. Essentially you just want to create some mental construct which can help you become lucid and place it in your subconscious.

2. Start day dreaming, this really helps imo. Also think about lucid dreaming as an extension of day dreaming, if you can internalize this mentally it really helps


some video resources I used:




these dudes are really good if your serious at wanting to lucid dream I recommend watching them. They have a bunch of videos on lucid dreaming and they're the only ones who have actually worked for me

happy dreaming bhais

@thedictator @julioo27_ @browncurrycel @untermensch faggot

lucid dreaming to slay

 

[wishIwasSalludon]

i stopped writing in my dream journal a couple months ago and so my lucid dreaming started to stop. i can glide in my lucid dreams and teleport, i cant fly yet.

I theorize that it has a lot to do with the mental restrictions we put on ourselves as we get older.

When I first started lucid dreaming I found flying difficult. I could do it but I could only go very slow

But one time I lucid dreamed as a kid and I could fly perfectly as fast as I wanted in any direction.

 

[lifted]

just wait til you find yourself no longer being able to do all the cool shit like telekineses and only being able to fly from that point onward

and then once you start flying they use some weird kind of energy to slow you down and have it feel like molassses

or install some weird artificial gravity so if you try to take off you’ll just come right back down

Hey man @Sprinkles what are your thoughts on sleep paralysis? I've been having those lately, nothing crazy but still very uncomfortable when it occurs. Do you think it is a strictly physical phenomenon or there is a spiritual component on it as well?

 

[Sprinkles]

Hey man @Sprinkles what are your thoughts on sleep paralysis? I've been having those lately, nothing crazy but still very uncomfortable when it occurs. Do you think it is a strictly physical phenomenon or there is a spiritual component on it as well?

there is a spiritual component to sleep paralysis

outside of being an entity attack it’s meant to scare you from doing astral projection or engaging in wake induced lucid dreaming

if you relax through sleep paralysis you’ll literally begin to feel your conciousness disengage from your body which feels fucking insane, you’ll know it when it happens, nothing else feels like. it’s like driving backwards in reverse superfast

after that you’ll be inside this void area which feels like falling into a bottomless hole, you’re no longer engaged with the human body although you can still feel the sensors

from here you can make entire dream environments/scenarios from scratch via visualization and anything you think of will manifest physically around you, it’s like the loadout in the matrix or creative mode Minecraft

 

[lifted]

there is a spiritual component to sleep paralysis

outside of being an entity attack it’s meant to scare you from doing astral projection or engaging in wake induced lucid dreaming

if you relax through sleep paralysis you’ll literally begin to feel your conciousness disengage from your body which feels fucking insane, you’ll know it when it happens, nothing else feels like. it’s like driving backwards in reverse superfast

after that you’ll be inside this void area which feels like falling into a bottomless hole, you’re no longer engaged with the human body although you can still feel the sensors

from here you can make entire dream environments/scenarios from scratch via visualization and anything you think of will manifest physically around you, it’s like the loadout in the matrix or creative mode Minecraft

Thanks for the reply.

Wow I had no idea. The first time it happened I literally felt my room shaking and when I barely opened my eyes I saw it tinted with a purple/dark light. I got scared. I will try to stay calm the next time.

May I ask if you post outside of this forum like on YouTube, Rumble or a Blog?