Thanks for sharing your dream activation experience, youngprer. This seems like an area ripe for lots of experimentation - lucid dream activation of photoread materials.
I am a lucid dreamer as well. I used to do it more often - and when I was young and as a teenager I would have them very regularly - every night or so. I did lots of experimentation with them at that time, but due to my natural orientation as a young man, I found that these tended to become focused on sexual fantasy situations, and so my higher mind became less interested in these experiments, and eventually I also became bored with them.
Gradually I retreated my "I" consciousness to this point of reference upon the shoulder of the main character of the dreams, which of course was usually that of my personality going through the various dream scripts of each night. This was a focused, but quiet, point of lucidity within the dream state. I would merely observe without disturbing the events of the dream state. This gave me more insight into my "shadow side", from the perspective of my lucid higher mind or soul.
This allowed for a much more bizaare dream experience than would normally be the case in my lucid dreams where I was consciously manipulating the dream fabric, but it also helped me to understand the subconscious workings of my personality and humanity in general.
Now I can see some real value in experimenting with lucid dream photoreading activation. I would think that if you could become fairly adept at this, even if you only became lucid once every few weeks you could activate quite a number of the books that you had photoread over the time since your last lucid activation session - not to mention that you will be doing much of this while you are awake during your daytime sessions.
I am going to focus myself on doing some experiments during my lucid dreams on activation of photoread material.
I think that some of the memory techniques that I have learned recently in "The Memory Book" by Harry Fontayne and Jerry Lucas, will be of help in this process. You may want to investigate some of Mr. Fontayne's works in your local library.
[This message has been edited by livingsuccess (edited January 15, 2004).]
