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The $1,000,000,000 Lucid Dreaming Technique!!
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- Опубликовано: 2 авг 2024
- Unlock the Power of Lucid Dreaming with the Billion Dollar Lucid Dream Technique! Do you want to experience the thrill of a lucid dream and harness its power?
Do you want to know the secret behind McDonald's massive success that you can apply to your dream world? Then keep watching!
In this video, you will discover how to use your animal instincts to increase your chances of a lucid dream.
Our biology overrides psychology, and this knowledge is worth billions to multinational companies and advertising agencies. Learn how they use basic instinctual programming to influence our behaviour and how you can use this to sleep deeper and achieve more vivid dreams.
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Never had a lucid in my life (or one that I remember) until I started following this channel! 2 years in and I've had plenty of lucids (this may vary for anyone, just my experience)!
Not a lucid dreamer yet - only been subscribed for 2 weeks - but certainly very engaged in practicing !!
This is again a really interesting video, Daniel ! Makes sense to me, being so attached to the ways that bring me a feeling of safety and comfort, why I prefer McDo's Drive-in and don't like sleep-overs... I guess I'll have to leave my comfort zone a bit more 😆
I am subscribed for 2 or 3 months now... With an average of 5 lucid dreams/week and a "highscore" of 3 lucid dreams/night!
Especially in the first weeks I had a huge boost of dreams, so I can confirm subscribing increases your chance of lucid dreaming.
Yeah obv paying money helps me lucid dream😂
Thanks
Alpha, thank you SO much - you're really are one of the top oneironauts that's making this content possible. All of Cosmotron's blessings upon you :P - And please, everyone show Alpha some love with a like!
I had a night recently where I successfully preformed 5 reality checks in my dreams. Each moment of lucidity only lasted about 1 minute. This is the height of my progress in the 16 or so months I’ve been learning this stuff. I look forward to learning more!
Department stores do it too, with layouts and music selection. They want you to browse if it’s soothing, and want you in and out quick if it’s more energetic. Guess it’s time I give the living room sofa some more attention.
I usually change the side where I sleep in my bed. But I didn't know that helps to lucid dream. Very informative.
I tried this last night and I had my longest lucid dream yet! (Not very long,but still happy with this) Thank you so much for making so much helpful content for LD
My last lucid dream two days ago was exactly using this techinique: sleeping on the sofa and lying on my back. I had never considered the biology behing it!
What I usually do is sleep in my normal bedroom the first 6 hours (dark and silent room, mostly reparatory deep sleep, I guess). Then later I change to the living room. When in the living room other factor that helps is that there is already some morning light, which I think also contributes to a light sleep.
Thank you for your videos. Your videos have helped me perfect Lucid Dreaming. Now i am abled to Lucid Dream atleast 1 time every week. Maybe this video will make me grow that number to 2 Lucid Dreams every week. Keep up the good work.
Hey Piroz, I'm so glad to hear that. Thanks for letting me know, it's always really great to know my videos are helping people. I'm sure that number will only grow in times. Stick with it and stay lucid!
Funny enough (or, in my case, annoying enough), right when the video came out, my father kept trying to ask me what I wanted for lunch and then this video brings up food. Geez, sometimes Cosmøtron is real and can read my brain!
I will honestly have to try this out when my sleep and other factors get healthier. With the short amount of sleep I've been getting, I think it's better to get deeper sleep for a healthy amount than to try and force lucids with lighter sleep. Granted, yes, I want those lucids, but with how much my sleep has been impacting me, I think I'll just have to remember that this video exists! It's a shame but hopefully it'll recover shortly (curse college and video games!).
Thanks for the great video as always! The idea of eating inside of a fast food place has always been weird to me but now I know why that is! Great brain food today!
Thank you for putting so much effort into teaching us about this subject, I really appreciate it! Just the other day I had two very amazing lucid dreams after a while by trying to go back to sleep an hour after waking up like you said a few times and it worked great. Truly had one of the best lucid dream experiences so far. Again, thank you for your efforts.
Wanderer (love the username BTW!), thank you so much for your support - it makes a huge difference in helping me to make this content. I'm so glad the morning nap process worked for you - it's one of my primary tactics for lucidity, and it's got some solid science behind it. Thank you again for your support, and if you're happy to share, I'd love to hear more about your experience!
@@LucidDreamPortal Oh, I wanted to keep it short on purpose because I feel like you're quite busy reading and replying to so many people's comments. I would happily share many of my dream experiences if reading it all isn't a problem since I go quite into details sometimes and everything turns into one huge block of text.
I'm curious though, do you have a place where people can share their dream experiences and personal studies? Something where you look at similarities in results from many people using different techniques from which you build an average, like what external factors increase the chance of getting lucid or stuff like that. I have a lot of things that I've journaled and found interesting connections between things that might help some people so I would love to share.
That's very thoughtful and empathic of you, I really appreciate it.
I use the comments here on RUclips and posts on my forum (over at www.thelucidguide.com) as the main spaces for people to share their experiences. This is definitely useful for seeing a broad range of experiences. Posting on RUclips is the most helpful for the channel, but the forum is good if you want to write something more in-depth -- although it's reasonably quiet there, as people tend to read more than post (and forums are a little less popular than they once were).
Due to the inherent built in limitations and biases that come with self-reporting, I tend to work more with the data directly from my tuition students when it comes to looking for patterns, as I'm lucky to have dealt directly with a huge number of lucid dreamers over the years. Direct interaction gives me the opportunity to delve a little deeper and counteract the issues that come with self-reporting. So if I spot patterns in the wider community, I then investigate those further with students.
That's probably more info than you need, but to answer your question, posting your dreams here or in on the forum would be great and is not only useful for me, but inspiring for others :)
Yes, I´ve noticed that too, especially when taking mid-day naps (on a chair/ sofa). Tho Im afraid its not the change thats the answer, but rather the "changing". To me it seems, that it is necessary to keep constantly change sleep setting, as your mind gets used to novel things and doesnt find them disturbing anymore.
Yes absolutely, I was hoping the latter was self evident from the explanation of the processes involved.
Absolutely fascinating stuff about McDonald's, and it makes sense. I'll be sure to avoid my comfort spaces the next time I attempt to lucid dream.
i’ve gotten so much more value out of the three videos of yours i’ve watched so far than any other lucid dreaming youtuber. much appreciated 🙌🏼
For my whole life I've had chronic insomnia, struggling to fall asleep, it's not very bad but I've never been able to fall asleep in like 10 minutes normally takes an hour. Whenever I'm at a friend's house or a different place however I always fall asleep faster, kinda weird, I think it's because I know I'm not supposed to be comfortable so I accept it but at home I roll around trying to make everything perfect. I have noticed more vivid dreams in other places though. Nice video!
Been a while since I tried changing my sleep location. I need to do this more often. Makes sense!
Money comment for now before I watch 💰💵💷
Interesting. I’m a back sleeper (I trained for 9 months to get used to it as it’s the healthiest position).
But I noticed my last lucid dream was accidentally falling asleep on my side.
Bedankt!!
Thank you Jim, you're an absolute star - one step in the direction of making this video have a billion dollars of super thanks! 🤣
Thanks for being brilliant!
@@LucidDreamPortal billions of super thanks money would be great 🤣 I'm doing my best for billions of super thanks😎
Bruh I was shocked to see how few views this has, super good info and video quality and delivery is top tier. Lucky I found it I guess!
I like an easy chair that's partially elevated to lucid dream in; because it's easier for me that way. I like to think that my great great ancestors were Adam and Eve and that God is my parents. Blessings.
Hello I made comment last video on how I am " Resuming " lucid dreaming so far no lucid dreams but I am memorizing my dreams better because of my dreams journal ill update you again in your next video!
I have accidental lucid dreams (the last one was like an hour long) so I decided to look into it more and this is sooo mindblowing
Last night, when I was talking with my brother about lucid dreaming and reality checks -I was dreaming- I did a test but nothing happend, maybe because I didn't try/care that much on becoming lucid. I have wonderfull, vivid and long dreams, and it feels like I'm acting in the real world! I think that once I'll become lucid it'll be amazing.
I’ll have a McDream please!
One Double McLucid Delux coming up 🍔 do you want fries with that?
@@LucidDreamPortal it’d be rude not to!
Love the special effects on your videos!
Very nice! Very helpful! Thanks!
Actually genius
this was very interesting. I have noticed that when sleeping with my chest exposed with arms away from my chest i am more alert, my chest is just a no-go zone LOL. But yea also very interesting in terms of business too. Hopefully I can use these to be more lucid some point in the future
Glad you enjoyed it! - The biology of psychology is absolutely fascinating, and definitely an overlooked tool in our lucid dream toolkit!
thank you daniel, going to try new ways of sleeping event though leaving comfortable habits isnt easy.
Nearly all my maintained awareness lucid dreams happen when I sleep on my back. Sometimes inadvertently
Daniel u a true legend
I have almost always tried to sleep on my back because I believe that overall it gives you the healthiest sleep compared to other positions.
I couldn't miss the chance 4 word :)
Very nice point. Knowledge is power.
Just one thing I would not agree with is "grand grand grand was a worm" ?:)
With all Your professional presentation, which I love, this worm theory is even funny. Thank You. ☯️
This is extremely interesting
Simple yet brilliant!
Glad you think so!
Haha you make it sound so easy - oh just go to sleep in a different place, position etc. Not a good idea for insomniacs, personally trying anything like this just keeps me awake... but we're all different and no doubt it works for some.
Ooops, sorry Aeowyn! - I must remember, that pesky hummingbird psychology can make some of these approaches more tricky. You might find this applies more to you when on holiday.
Great Channel keep it up!
Thanks La Volpe! I'll definitely keep going with the support of lovely people like yourself. Thanks!
Nice video!
Thanks!
My brain is more aware when I sleep in uncomfortable position or on the floor, then my brain is more cautious and external signals come into my dream
soooo if i were to leave my feet uncovered by the blanket which always leaves me slightly uncomfortable would this have the same effect?
A little, but think more in evolutionary terms... what would have left you feeling more vulnerable and alert in a more primitive environment?
Pre-watch comment but a billion dollars? That's a whole lot! Wonder what this "technique" is?
Really clever and interesting! I will explore this. Daniel is so full of really different and unique tips on how to induce lucid dreams, which I haven't come across before - and I have been reading about and going to workships on lucid dreaming for many years!
FIRST I AM HERE!
No
I think you and Mystic were VERY close!
When I wake up from a regular dream, I instantly forget 90% of what happened and the 10% that I do is so vague to the point where I don't put it in my notes. How can I remember dreams better?
So if I were to do this consistently how often would it need to reposition my bed? Every 5 days maybe?
HEY SIR THE 4TH EPISODE OF THE LUCID DREAMING LESSON PLAYLIST IS MEMBERSHIP LOCKED JJUST CHEKING IF THIS IS A MISTAKE edit : also I reality checked when I saw the intro play twice so good job me
No, the full 19 day lesson playlist requires membership to unlock the course, which is only £4.99, which gets you a course worth over a hundred dollars and access to hundreds of extra videos too.
The channel relies on the support of members to be able to create content.
Every time I have a lucid dream it seems I’m only like half conscious and everything isn’t super clear. How can I make it clear?
You need to increase your logic and awareness during your reality tests. Lucid dreaming isn't just knowing you're dreaming, it's knowledge+critical thinking. Probably the best thing I can suggest is that you try out the 19 day course here on the channel. The first 3 lessons are free, but a month of membership (less than the cost of a coffee), will get you the whole thing. It will address all the common issues, and give you a really good foundation to work with :)
Hey Daniel, does ashwagandha have an impact on the vividity and lucidity of your dreams?
There's nothing in the scientific literature to suggest it would, but there are anecdotal reports that it may increase vividness. Generally I suggest avoiding unnecessary supplements unless they are suggested by a medical professional
I'm new here 😇
Hey, welcome to the channel, I hope you find it useful!
Now I sleep
Guess im sleeping in the basement....
A technique that will get me $1,000,000?
I've definitely dreamt of winning the lotto, but unfortunately my bank manager never seems to honour dream cheques!
@@LucidDreamPortal As have I… Even performed a reality test (not thoroughly enough, obviously, lesson learnt)!
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I heard laying on back could be use to trigger SP (I changed my comment)
That's a common myth (there are so many with sleep paralysis). It's actually highly improbable unless you're already disposed to it due to sleep deprivation, medication or some other issue. Sleep paralysis is a sleep disorder, and while most people will experience it a handful of times in their lives, it is very rare, and not something that people should expect from lucid dream practice.
@@LucidDreamPortal oh I tried to trigger it (to use it form WILD) using technique from your website and I was so close but I freaked out :(
Yeah I also noticed that with me
I never thought you would believe in the evolution theory. Didn't you know it is scientifically not proven?
Your comment shows that you have a common misunderstanding about the word "theory" in science. In everyday conversation, the term just means a guess or a hunch about something that hasn't been verified. In scientific language, a theory is so much more than that.
In science, a theory is a well-substantiated explanation of some aspect of the natural world that is based on a body of evidence, and has stood up to repeated observation and testing. Before an idea even reaches the status of a theory, it undergoes rigorous scrutiny and has to be supported by a significant amount of empirical data.
Consider the Theory of Gravity. We use the term 'theory' but nobody doubts the existence or effects of gravity simply because it's called a 'theory'. In exactly the same way the Theory of Evolution is built upon a vast range of evidence from fields (paleontology, genetics, and comparative anatomy, to name just a few).
So, when scientists use the term 'theory' in relation to evolution, they're not expressing doubt, it's not a guess, it's not without evidence - it's quite the opposite. They're signalling that the idea has gone through stringent scientific examination and has emerged as a comprehensive and reliable explanation of observed phenomena.
No offense intended, but if you've misunderstood the terminology (such as what the word "theory" means in science) it's also incredibly likely that you don't understand the principles behind the ideas either.
I hope this helps clarify things and gives you the chance to explore them further, you've fallen into one of the most common misinformation traps about evolution - but don't worry, a lot of people do.
And just to clarify, I don't "believe" in evolution. Science isn't about belief; it's anchored in evidence that anyone can examine and verify.
Hopefully this will save you embarrassment in the future, because it's really one of the most fundamental and silly mistakes people can make about the word "theory", and it basically screams ignorance about the subject.
Hello again
Hey Mystic!
What if you propped your legs up with pillows, sleeping at a downward angle and causing more blood to go to your brain? I gotta see if that helps with lucid dreams.