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Yukala #68734 09/24/08 07:34 PM
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 Originally Posted By: Yukala
 Originally Posted By: Jacktuff13
Also, something I have no achieved but I am planning on it soon.

Try photoreading a book before you sleep. If you have a lucid dream, try activating the book in your sleep.

If I could do this one day, I would feel as if my life was near complete. -JackTuff13


Hey JackTuff13, I noticed this comment and meant to share this sometime;

I 'read books' in lucid dreaming all the time, like every week and have for many years. I wondered how common this was?

I have kept notes and written down some of what I read. I often 'remember a lot of it for years'. It is usually very spot on or a mystery/riddle I wonder about for a long while before some 'pieces' come together.

Never thought about it happening from reading books here to activating in dreams though.

I always thought this happened for me when I could not find more books available on my favorite subjects to buy and read, so I 'found them' out in my dreams... sometimes whole libraries full. Always hated leaving them though and coming back here. I could have stayed for years I am just sure.


Hey,
That sounds extremely interesting to me. I have yet to even have a lucid dream. As of now, I've been too tired now with the start of school to actually put effort into using dreams by means of productivity, but I know for a fact that I will have a lucid dream soon.
I just need to put the effort in and I will have no problem.

I've come literally *this* close to having one, as I looked into the mirror in one of my dreams wondering whether i was dreaming or not, my reflection was blurry, which is a dream sign, and I asked "Am I dreaming?" In turn, I actually said no and went on with the dream.

So I have the right idea :-D

-JackTuff13

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I never thought of lucid dreaming as something difficult to do or have happen.

It is more like when conditions are right, you can not hardly keep it from happening.

However, very keen and persisting desire, pays great dividends.

To me that lucid dream experience of finding or seeing ones image in a mirror, even to having that image be a valid you in another time/place is what I call a 'full-circle'. A finding of Self.

Especially as the 'awareness' of being that you floods you with new understanding, memories, knowledge etc., whatever term one need label it.

Yukala #68736 09/24/08 11:24 PM
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 Originally Posted By: Yukala
I never thought of lucid dreaming as something difficult to do or have happen.

It is more like when conditions are right, you can not hardly keep it from happening.


What do you consider the "conditions" to be?

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=) More encourgement. All this information is great after hearing the main things from AlexK (thanks). Anyway, I am going to the library at my school later and going to try PRing and activating.

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Hey,

Infinitelight: Conditions could be anything such as time you get to bed, what you do before bed, what you eat or drink before bed, pretty much anything that can affect the way you sleep.
I WISH it was like that for me when I was sleeping.


Brain,
I'm glad to hear you are making the first step. I hope you read my previous post in this very thread, as it had a lot of EXTREMELY useful information for you to use. Please read it and try to live it. It will not only help your photoreading, but brain function as well.

-JackTuff13

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 Originally Posted By: INFINITE LIGHT
 Originally Posted By: Yukala
I never thought of lucid dreaming as something difficult to do or have happen.

It is more like when conditions are right, you can not hardly keep it from happening.


What do you consider the "conditions" to be?


I guess this subject might belong down on the Genius Code forum? I have not taken any course here except PR and just picked up on conversations regarding Lucid dreaming.

So I will take my thinking down to the thread located there titled: Genius Code_Photoreading and Lucid Dreaming

Much thanks!

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Really guys! Start a new thread when you start on a different topic Be mindful of others who might read these threads later how confusing it becomes when you have two topics going at the same time. It also makes it easy to miss your lucid dreaming conversation when they do a search.

Now it's gong to take me some time to split the threads into logical topics. Time which I don't have right now so I'll leave this as an example of what to avoid doing \:D ;\)

Please don't comment on my post here start a new thread okay?

AlexK

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