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I had my last lucid dream a night ago (for those who don’t know what a lucid dream is, it’s a dream in which you’re aware that you’re dreaming) and have them occasionally, but they’re pretty random and I can’t have them at will. Since I don’t have them very often, I haven’t got a lot of practice and am also not very good at affecting my dreams – I’ve never for example managed to turn a nightmare into a “good” dream even when I’ve realised I’m just dreaming. I’ve only been able to decide to wake myself up but not do much to affect the mood of the dream.

I’ve been interested in lucid dreaming for a few years now and have taken certain steps towards it in the past (such as keeping a dream journal), but have never really been serious about it. There are several reasons why I find lucid dreaming an interesting concept, such as the fact that you’d learn to be conscious in a normally unconscious state. Several advanced lucid dreamers have said that exploring lucid dreams has made them realise that our waking reality isn’t all that different from a dream; we just don’t realise how much we can affect it before we become lucid, very much in the same way as it works in our dreams – you don’t know you’re dreaming and you don’t know you’ve all the control over it since it’s happening in your own subconscious before you become lucid. I know that probably sounds crazy to most people, but I find the idea that our reality could work very much in the same way as lucid dreams very interesting.

Another reason why I want to learn lucid dreaming is the simple fact that at least for me a good, interesting dream can set a great mood for the whole day, while a “bad” dream often does the opposite (I’ve actual nightmares very rarely), so having the power to affect my dreams more and even pre-program myself to have the kind of dreams I want to have sounds like a good and fairly easy way to improve my waking life, as well.

I’m not quite sure what my first step will be, but I’m probably going to read a book or two on lucid dreaming and start keeping a dream journal again. I’m not quite sure how long it’ll take to have lucid dreams more often, but I hope to have made at least some progress a few months from now. :-)



Comments:

Mä lueskelin aika paljon tätä foorumia aikoinaan kun tutustuin selkouniin. Jotenkin sitten kun mietti noita asioita illalla just ennen nukkumaan menoa niin pääsikin sit selkouneen :D

Mullakaan ei kyl pitkään aikaa ole ollut noita unia, mut enpä hirveästi ole miettinytkään asiaa nukkumaan mennessä. Mulla yks ihan toimiva kikka oli se, että nukkumaan mennessä kuvittelin olevani huoneessa, jossa oli monta ovea ja sitten kun astuin yhdestä ovesta sisään niin pääsin uneen ja keskityin ajattelemaan sitä, että se on uni. Mutta tää ehkä pikemminkin toimi siksi, että ajattelin vaan sitä niin paljon. Mun on myös jotenkin helpompi päikkäreillä tai sitten aamulla saada selkounia.

Onnea ja toivottavasti löydät toimivan keinon itsellesi!

P.S. Sorry all! I just didn’t feel like writing in English today.

tangerine_now Out of cheers, I am. Annoying, this is.

that’s okay, we’ll live ;-)

Kiitos...

...linkistä! :) Mä en tiennytkään että tästä olisi ihan suomalainenkin foorum ja sivusto olemassa. Täytyy tutustua siihen. Mä olen kans lukenut usein, että ihan pelkkä selkounien ajatteleminen ja yksinkertaisesti päätös nähdä niitä on tärkein askel.

Tuo on jännä idea, että kuvittelisi olevansa huoneessa ja astuvansa ovesta uneen. Täytyypä kokeilla sitä. :)

tangerine_now Out of cheers, I am. Annoying, this is.

google translate

doesn’t make it much better though

“I and phenomena such time a lot of this forum once I got to know when lucid dreaming. Somehow, when thinking about those things in the evening just before going to bed so pääsikin then lucid dreaming: D

I’ve also not been cold a long time did not have those dreams, but I do not have that much thought did not know this at bedtime. I’m doing pretty functional units gimmick was that I thought I was going to sleep in a room with many doors, and was then when I stepped on one in the door so I got to sleep and I focused on thinking about the fact that it is a dream. Rather, but this may work because it is thought that much. Me is even somewhat better then in the morning or in nap to lucid.

Good luck and hopefully you will find a way to work for yourself!”

Hahaha!!!


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