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Hello, I am very interested in buying the genius code. I have a question in particular to the lucid dreaming part. After practicing this course, will I be able to enter lucid dreams anytime I want? Thanks, Brandon
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Even if GC doesn't explain how to do it, there is lots of lucid dreaming info on the Internet.
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In Lucid Dreaming even successful lucid dreamers consider themselves luck if they manage 3 to 5 lucid dreams a week, Alex
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quote: Originally posted by AlexK: In Lucid Dreaming even successful lucid dreamers consider themselves luck if they manage 3 to 5 lucid dreams a week,Alex
Actually, there's a way to manage getting nearly every single night. It's quite hard to do, but LD can be mastered to a very high degree. Stephen LaBerge reports that he managed over 200 lucid dreams his third year researching the subject.
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quote: Originally posted by youngprer: Actually, there's a way to manage getting nearly every single night. It's quite hard to do, but LD can be mastered to a very high degree. Stephen LaBerge reports that he managed over 200 lucid dreams his third year researching the subject.
Hmm...By my calculations: 52 weeks/year x 3 days/week = 156 days/year 52 weeks/year x 4 days/week = 208 days/year 52 weeks/year x 5 days/week = 260 days/year Seems to me that Alex's estimate was pretty much correct. Smack in the middle of the confidence interval, as a statistician would say. KWLee
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quote: Originally posted by KWLee: Hmm...By my calculations:52 weeks/year x 3 days/week = 156 days/year 52 weeks/year x 4 days/week = 208 days/year 52 weeks/year x 5 days/week = 260 days/year Seems to me that Alex's estimate was pretty much correct. Smack in the middle of the confidence interval, as a statistician would say. KWLee
AND let's not forget his present day success. But yes, I suppose your calculations are quite accurate.
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