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By ReeceJones87 on Dec 17, 2007 | Reply

It’s an interesting …
It’s an interesting question actually, and one that I can answer easily as I have compared the two in the past before. The feeling you get when you become lucid is just as euphoric, if not more so, then all of the artificial highs in the world combined. It’s truly a beautiful feeling.

By hagvcutadfu on Dec 19, 2007 | Reply

You again!
You again!

By USOA on Dec 21, 2007 | Reply

verrryyy good …
verrryyy good videos!
do you have lucid dreams all the time? how long did it take u using all those teqniques until u started lucid dreaming?

By ReeceJones87 on Dec 23, 2007 | Reply

Hiya, thanks for …
Hiya, thanks for the kind words. Well, I first started having lucid dreams before I even knew what they were (when I was around the age of 10) and first began purposely trying to induce them in my early teens. With the help of reality checks, dream signs, dream journals, etc, I started to have fairly regular lucid dreams within the space of a few months. Still not having them every night though…I wish!

By MyCunningSN on Dec 28, 2007 | Reply

wow.. ive never …
wow.. ive never heard of lucid dreaming before but i guess i do it all the time.. lol.

i mean as long as its a strong dream i always realize im dreaming.. and thats where the fun begins. but i tend to wake up shortly after, any suggestions to keep them longer?

By ReeceJones87 on Dec 29, 2007 | Reply

Yup, check out my …
Yup, check out my video entitled, ‘How to Prolong a Lucid Dream’, and that should help you out

By morganmocha8 on Jan 9, 2008 | Reply

usally when I dream …
usally when I dream, the things happen, and when I have a flashback I try and make sure that bad event dosent happen

it comes in handy

expecially if i’m gonna get in trouble with rents

By paperclips91 on Jan 12, 2008 | Reply

how often do you …
how often do you have a lucid dream?

By ReeceJones87 on Jan 12, 2008 | Reply

A few a week …
A few a week usually, although that amount can differ considerably depending on numerous things, such as: how much alcohol I’ve drunk that week, how early I’ve been going to bed, if I was really putting my full concentration on specifically having a lucid dream that particular night, etc, etc.

By Slybran on Jan 13, 2008 | Reply

last night i had my …
last night i had my first lucid dream and i used the WILD method, i could tell once i became fully lucid because this beautiful feeling of happiness and completion came over me as if i had finaly crossed over into the dream, it was amazing it was a first person view like real life and i could hear fell and see my enviornment, it was the coolest thing iver ever done

By DanielSDZ on Jan 14, 2008 | Reply

Hi,

i juz heard …
Hi,

i juz heard about lucid dreams…yesterday 13/01/08.

now i want to know if its worth it, does is feel just like normal day dreaming or does it feel and look exactly like real life or similar?

also, must i keep a dream journal till i die if i wanna keep on gain lucid?

aaaand, can you before you go to be just say”im having a lucid dream tonight” or is it just lucky?

Thanks

By TheStoolie on Jan 15, 2008 | Reply

I can lucid dream, …
I can lucid dream, never kept a dream journal at all. I first started lying in bed, I was deep in thought when I started seeing images. It feels like your body is asleep while you are awake. From that I started lucid dreaming very easily. Just read up on it, tell yourself you can lucid dream and you will with practice!

By nesseline on Jan 15, 2008 | Reply

I never had lucid …
I never had lucid dreams neither had I a dream journal but still I remember at least one dream of the last night every day.

By thefisrt6667 on Feb 1, 2008 | Reply

running is one of …
running is one of my main personal dream signs too, i always used to find myself running away from people(trying to kill me maybe?)

By superduperslushbean on Feb 6, 2008 | Reply

Also, im wondering …
Also, im wondering if the dream i had is really a dream, like when i go to bed, i normally see images which i think would be a dream, but would that just be kind of day dreaming because your still awake? If you can answer these for me that would be great. Thanks

By superduperslushbean on Feb 6, 2008 | Reply

hey, ive been …
hey, ive been wondering how to lucid dream for awhile now and came across your videos. The tips you give out seem really helpful but im wondering about something. How do you wake yourself up from a dream? Do you set your alarm clock at a irregualr time at night and if so, wouldnt that disrupt your dream ad making it hard to remember?

By ReeceJones87 on Feb 6, 2008 | Reply

People talk about …
People talk about waking yourself up after every period of REM to write your dreams down, but I think that’s absolutely ridiculous. Just let yourself wake up naturally from your dreams and write down whatever you remember from the night, at first you’ll probably only remember the last bit of the dream you just woke up from, but in time your recall will stretch back for hours.

By ReeceJones87 on Feb 6, 2008 | Reply

What you’re …
What you’re referring to here is called, Hypnagogic Imagery, and is not technically dreaming. However, it’s important to try and stay focused during this time as it’s the first step towards dreaming. By staying conscious during Hypnagogic Imagery you have a chance of slipping straight into a lucid dream (we call this a Wake Induced Lucid Dream).

By superduperslushbean on Feb 6, 2008 | Reply

Ah right ok, so …
Ah right ok, so when im doing this Hypnagogic Imagery, i focus on it by trying to stay in whatever im seeing, for example, going for a walk or try to take control of it by changing what im doing like instead of walking, run?

By ReeceJones87 on Feb 6, 2008 | Reply

Eventually, if you …
Eventually, if you stay focused and calm, these images will turn into a solid dream state as you enter REM and you may then take control of the dream. This technique is extremely hard to master, though, so don’t be disheartened if you don’t get results straight away.

By ReeceJones87 on Feb 6, 2008 | Reply

No, during …
No, during Hypnagogic Imagery it’s important to not try and take control. If you try and take control at this stage, the images will fade. Instead, just let the images wash over you; be aware that they are there but do not try and influence them in any way.

By superduperslushbean on Feb 7, 2008 | Reply

right ok, thanks …
right ok, thanks for telling me all this, i really appreciate for answering my questions, thay have been helpful alot. Also thanks for taken the time to answer them. Hopefully now ill be able to start lucid dreaming. Cheers once again

By xeanon121 on Feb 7, 2008 | Reply

I don’t know if …
I don’t know if that’s true or not. But basically in my case I never seem to dream or if I do I can’t remember them at all. I really only ever remember a dream about every two months or something. Is there a way I can make myself dream or a way I can help myself to remember because I can’t fill in a dream journal if there’s no dreams to write!

By xeanon121 on Feb 7, 2008 | Reply

Hey,sorry if I …
Hey,sorry if I sound like a dumbass asking this but obviously when you fill in a dream journal you need to dream to fill it in.Apparently I’ve read before that you dream everynight but you just never realise it and so can’t remember it in the morning or when you wake up.

By ReeceJones87 on Feb 7, 2008 | Reply

Yeah, you dream …
Yeah, you dream every night regardless of if you remember or not. A tip that I constantly tell everyone is when you wake up, if you don’t have any recall, then lay back down and close your eyes again and let yourself slip half back into a sleeping state, by doing this your dream recall has a higher chance of coming back to you.