There's actually two instances of this "sense control" in other communities. Improving visualization and developing "prophantasia" (seeing imagined things with your eyes) is a part of communities that attempt to cure aphantasia (the inability to visualize). Then there's what's called "imposition" in the Tulpa community. This is definitely a real thing and I've met people who have had success from these methods.
Ngl this style of videos is mad interesting. You should do more story-times or just general weird stuff like this. Has a lot more content potential over just teaching the same few things there are to know about lucidity.
yea i mean maybe i made them seem more creepy lol, a lot of it just sounded cool. I recommend doing reality checks every time you wake up if you find false awakenings are common.
Remember everyone: this is a CHOICE. And requires a lot of consciousness. There is a concept in eastern spirituality called "maha samadhi" which means an spiritual awakening experience that the person having it can choose to physically die and move on from life in that very high state. This is very hard to do and there are also sufi masters who also have "died intentionally" within deep prayer. This never happens "by accident" and its always intentionally planned.
Dude, what if its me, i dreamed the eternal dream so successfully that ive forgotten my own dream, and this video showed up as a dream npc telling me the backstory to who i really am so i can figure it out
I just did some reseatch and I dont know if this or true or not but I found a quote by waking nomad mylynes's friend and he said "Last I heard he tried to dilate time in a dream as long as he could sleeping for three straight days, 72 hours. When he woke up, he didnt remember who he was, and got tossed in a psych ward." if this is true it means he could have spent millions of years in there, pretty cool.
Waking Nomad? Yea that migjt be a good idea actually but hopefully he doesn’t get mad or anything lol. If i remember correctly he’s also quite interesting
honestly for me with this sort of thing i "choose to believe" i find "crazy" people with insane experiences very interesting, and i just have an intuitive feeling that theres a lot more to this reality than most people (myself included) know, id love to meet someone like this in real life i feel like i could learn a lot from them, i wasnt born with any strange powers (being able to LD naturally for example) but i do feel like strange things happen to me a lot and once when i was on medication for like a year i had hallucinations (visual and auditory) regularly
Yes I also kinda believe this guy, there’s a lot more things we don’t know about and can’t currently be explained by science im sure. Im curious what medication u were on👀
@@TIGERTIGER123TIGERsomething thatll give u trouble if u think to deep is the very concept of reality. everything is based on a few properties, or axioms that we simply accept without question. things like: things are real not all things are real things we experience are real the universe is everything the universe exists "real" things exist time moves forward none of these axioms have any truthful basis. and they dont need one, because they cant have one. you cant rlly explain why that cat is real but your imagination of the cat hitting the griddy isnt. all you can say is "well the cat is here in the physical world but the cat hitting the griddy only happened within my imagination." if u think to deep you just start questioning reality. and, if u believe in the big bang, then sm you prolly ask is "what happened before the big bang?" why did nothing suddenly turn into something? why did time not exist, then suddenly pop into existence? all this is just philosophy at this point, more specifically metaphysics. nothing can explain it and, to get more personal: what is "consciousness?" why is life conscious? to us all we cwn understand is that our brain does weird electric things and it apparently makes conscious life. but that doesnt make sense, why does THAT make us conscious? what makes a person someone? nobody has ever trully figured out what a consciousness is, how it works, and how to make it. all people know is that consciousness fundamentally exists, its like one of the axioms i mentioned. we know what consciousness does, and what its different parts are, but we dont know how it exists or why. if ur ever bored just think abt it. reality makes no sense. nothing does. God bless
Miles reminds me of this character from famous manga artist, Junji Ito's "Long Dream". In the manga, Mukoda, seems to have longer and longer dreams every night. He tells his doctor that he feels as if a long time is passing away in his dream and is very paranoid about it. It eventually leads to a point where one night he is in the dream infinitely. You can check out the manga, "Nagai Yume" or watch a 20 min episode from "Junji Ito Collection". Love your vids!
Yeah so the drug hes talking about is called "seroquel" or "Quetiapine" and its actually an antipsychotic LMAO It does make you sleep for a long time and can make you have extremely vivid dreams. There was this one guy I had seen saying he built lives in his lucid dreams while on that drug and when he woke he was legit looking for people from the dream to tell them it was only a dream but he couldn't since they were the dream. Ive actually played around with time in my lucid dreams since I was obsessed with Inception (Still am💀) the longest I could stay in a dream or how long I could make the dream feel was like 3 days. I honestly don't recommend it because when you wake up you can still feel like youre dreaming and it can alter your perception. as far as leaving consciousness in your body to operate that is a thing I know a bit about but to much to put here lol.
ahh this makes sense. Its a shame people need to escape reality so bad. How did you make the dream seem like 3 days? I've always been so curious about time dilation. and lol u gotta tell me about the consciouness thing, this myles guy was the first time i ever heard about it
bro i was taking this shit and like i was going manic and shit but it did not help i was going crazy and it made it worse i was just like looking up random shit for answers like quantum physics and random shit and i was like getting strange epiphanies and for like a week while i was taking it it felt like time was going by so fast and i was thinking i could hear what other people were thinking its an antipsychotic but it made me feel like scizoprenic almost or something
I’m someone that has lucid dreamed nearly every single night for about a decade. I remember having several lucid dreams when I was much younger and it had interested me, so I looked up a simple way to lucid dream and it worked… worked far too well, I must say. It was like opening Pandora’s box and I haven’t been able to close it shut. Most of my dreams are nightmarish in nature, so the moment I become aware, I want to get out of that dream as soon as possible. The scariest part of lucid dreaming is when I’m desperately trying to get out and I simply cannot. Even if it’s not a nightmare and it’s just kind of chaotic.. I know I’m asleep and I don’t wanna be there any longer. I will begin to manifest things to try to wake myself up, to try and jar myself awake. Like, creating bottomless pits or never-ending staircases to throw myself down or I will suddenly be on top of a skyscraper that I manifested to throw myself off of or I’ll just begin throwing myself into walls and just screaming at the people around me that this is a dream and I need to wake up. It seems like this goes on and on and on for an hour or so or more sometimes. I’ll wake up with my heart beating out of my chest, and most of the time when I finally do get myself awake I’m stuck in sleep paralysis.. because when you dream, your brain makes sure you don’t act them out and because I’m waking myself up prematurely, I can’t move, which makes it all the more frightening and uncomfortable. Often times, because I woke myself up prematurely, I will slip back in over and over and over - I’ll wake up in sleep paralysis, start to be able to move, drift back off, wake back up in sleep paralysis, start to come out of it, drift back off and this will happen sometimes 10 to 20 times before I finally force myself to sit up in bed and kind of shake it off and get my awakened state more engaged. I sometimes have what I hope to be hallucinations when this occurs... I will hear people talking, people walking around upstairs, I will feel the presence of people all around me. These lucid dreams are also so incredibly visceral as well.. I’ve had dreams that have caused me to come close to vomiting (one time I actually did vomit) because of a certain taste or smell I experienced in the dream. Many of them have caused me to weep uncontrollably because of how vivid and visceral it was. I’ve died in several dreams. One of the times that I died, it was a car accident, after the impact, everything went black, and it was kind of like when you’re underwater and you’re holding your eyes shut and you have no idea which way is up or down. Maybe you’ve been playing in the ocean and you get caught in a little tide and thrown around a bit and you just ball up and wait it out until you can get your bearings and stand up at the shore. After floating around in this darkness with no sense of self or any sense of direction and just drifting in the darkness, I came to as a spirit in my dream. I won’t go into what I witnessed as a spirit as it’s an unnecessarily long addition to this comment that’s already very long, but I can say that you don’t always wake up when you die in a dream. The very first time I remember dying in a dream was when I was about 12-13 YO - I was picked up by this giant human monster. Like, as tall as a 15 story building. …As he was walking with me with me in his hand, he dropped me mid stride, which caused me to land on his upper knee/thigh area as it was in motion to take his next step. I remember feeling the brutal impact and having that darkness surround me for a moment and then eventually waking up into sleep paralysis. No spirit form was taken in that dream. I desperately want and need to do a sleep study because this has been plaguing me for so long and truly has become like a disease in my life that impacts me in almost always a negative way. Nightmares and dreams can really set the tone for ones day, as many of you have probably experienced. Like when you wake up from a bad nightmare, it tends to leave you in a melancholy and surrealistic state for several hours. On the other hand, if you have a really beautiful dream, which, I can only recall one of in the last decade… and even though it was lucid, it was the most content and at peace I have felt in so many years that it brought tears of joy and gave me a very peaceful sense of self throughout the day. It was as if my mind did me a favor. like it knew how badly I needed it. On another note, I have also dreamed things that I later on believed to have really happened in real life. I have unknowingly given false information that I believed to be true, when in actuality, I had merely dreamt it. I just feel really alone, in large part because of this lucid dreaming, night terrors, and sleep paralysis that I regularly, if not always experience, night after night… someone please help me…. I can’t and I desperately don’t want to take this any longer…
I’m also going to add that in the very beginning I was mildly addicted to it. I started becoming very excited for sleep and what new adventure I would be taken on and be aware of during it. It was like real life had become the dream and my dreamworld became where I wanted to be. Far… very far from the case now.
I can buy the time dilation because once I had a super weird dream that felt like it lasted several days. I was playing chess on the checkered floor of my school hallway lol but it was so boring it genuinely felt like a week had passed when I woke up. Super trippy. Keep up the good vids.
Ooo interesting dream. I've also experienced time dilation so yea he might not be lying about that, but he was claiming to do it to levels of many years lol. Thanks for commenting
As a 16 year old who's watching this at 3 am and has to wake up at 5 today I relate to your younger self (I cant seem to fix my sleep schedule) (probably need serious help as well😔)
I like hearing stories like this. It is interesting wondering how far the possibilities really extend when it comes to lucid dreaming. Personally, I know for a fact that spending 3+ perceived days in one night's dream is possible. Almost everyone on the lucid dreaming subreddit gets super angry and shuts people up when they share any perspective that even slightly steps out of line with the "norm". One learns more when they experiment with the unknown rather than dismissing every little thing that doesn't line up with their pre-conditioned beliefs. Like, one of the popular excuses for time dilation is, "You just did lots of things in the dream really fast so your hour long dream seemed like days." Bruh, 3 days is 3 days, there's no mistaking that when you have any cognitive level of lucidity. 😅 The most ironic thing about the lucid dreaming community, of all communities, is the mindset of, "I don't want to believe you, so you are clearly lying." Ironic because of the limitless nature of lucid dreaming. (It's been a few years since I've been active on the Lucid Dreaming subreddit. Idk if it's still the same, but probably is if the mods are the same. I just avoid the subreddit now days.)
Hey bro i just woke up. And i had a dream and while i was dreaming i knew i was dreaming and i even said to myselt that i am dreaming but i found that i couldnt control anything i couldnt move or do whatever i wanted, even though i realised i was dreaming
weird stuff like this happens sometimes. whenever i find i cant move in a lucid dream, kinda "mentally" moving frees me up, as in imagine your limbs moving, if that makes sense. good job on becoming lucid
when you do a lucid dream you should consider it like an extension of yourself. Like you dont tell your arm to move, you just move it. also it can be a confidence problem, like if you try to fly but deep down you know it aint gonna work dont be surprise it wont :)
My dad’s close friend did the exact same thing. He used to both lucid dream and then got into astral projection. He did this for years, decades even, he was experienced. One day he just went and stayed.
@@PluviophileTravellerHe had been talking about how over time since he had been travelling astrally further and further away from where his body lay, and was spending longer periods of time outside of his body regularly, that he thought that he might one day just stay there. He was constantly saying how he preferred it out there and how he wanted to explore more and didn’t want to come back. It’s kind of like in the movie the Matrix, where Cypher wanted to stay in the matrix even though he knew it was fake. In this case I guess the man wanted out of the matrix permanently. Another indication is that when the coroner examined his body, they couldn’t determine the cause of death, he was found in a sleeping position.
crazy story. i imagine he was schizophrenic or bipolar, judging by the things he said. as for the weird stuff he described, (time dilation, hallucinations, etc) since lucid dreamers are already so few as is, we don't really know how certain mental illnesses might affect lucid dreaming. maybe being schizophrenic causes lucid dreams to seem even more real than normal, or maybe they cause extreme time dilation, or something. it could also change their hallucinations, so maybe it allows them to control their hallucinations, or something? kinda hard to tell, especially since i don't really know much about schizophrenia lol. also for that last part, i'm guessing he tried to intentionally OD on sleeping pills, especially since he already mentioned taking them previously. like he said, he was probably trying to intentionally go into a coma.
Yea good thoughts, I agree with you. Overdosing on sleeping pills makes sense since I think I remember him saying sometimes he slept for 15+ hours and stuff
I wouldn’t laugh, look up Ramana Maharshi for an example of someone who was fully awake in this life, and look into the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali, in it you’ll find the capacity to do these “insane” feats, known as siddhis. I would not get distracted by them as you can very easily get lost in a thousand lifetimes of incarnation. Don’t go swimming without a lifeguard
Your fr one of the best lucid dream RUclipsr on the platform. But I have a question. Do you know how to transition from sleep paralysis to lucid dream?
thanks man. generally if you just stay still and let yourself fall back asleep without struggling you'll quickly enter back into a lucid dream, since your body is still asleep anyways.
@@hellogoodbye4402 I have had lucid dreams. Lucid dreaming has been proven in sleep labs several times, since the 80's. It's simply a dream where you realize you're dreaming, nothing too crazy.
@@TIGERTIGER123TIGER if time dilation is really possible in a dream, you could genuinely have like a dream thats 100’s of years long that only lasted a single night, youd come back a completely different person, assuming you even remembered who you are lol, also this reminds me of an episode of adventure time where finn and jake built a pillow fort, and then finn went inside of it and then entered this pillow world and lived an entire lifetime there, he had a wife and kids and literally died and after dying he woke up in the pillow fort and was apparently only gone for like a couple hours or something, that shit was crazy
What’s your technique on lucid dreaming? Im you talked about it and i was able too at one point but can’t do it now. Any advice? Ive done wild and intentions but maybe i haven’t done enough reality checks. Journals are nice but idk.
your videos are really cool bro! Youre very authentic and confident man, do you practice that stuff in your dreams (also the storytelling and stuff)? That would really be interesting! I'm gonna attempt to lucid dream tonight again as I took a break for like a year now but I'm hyped ngl
appreciate the kind words bro ur dope. I haven't practiced speaking in my dreams (except for normally speaking to characters of course), but thats a good idea. It's mostly just studying myself autistically and rewatching my videos like a maniac and then pretending im talking to a real person (im insane). lol good luck on your lucid dreaming man you got it.
@@TIGERTIGER123TIGER Its so cool man, I actually had a lucid dream this night and recalled 3 dreams in total! And by the way I didnt set an alarm but just intended to wake up at 4am and it fucking worked dude... thats crazy, thank you for that tip
What reality check was it? Really the only reliable one is holding your nose and seeing if you can breathe, and very rarely that fails too. Whats more important is you genuinely questioning reality when you reality check
I remember having this summer camp dream that felt like it lasted 2 months, so when i woke up. I asked my mom when will i go back to the camp and she called me insane
This sounds exactly like an HP Lovecraft story where a guy has a lucid dream where he is the king of a city and then he tries and tries but can’t return to the city and eventually starts doing drugs to dream more until finally it ends by saying he has at last returned and could live there forever, where it’s revealed that in real life he has just ODd and is dead under a bridge
I mean the time dilation thing could be possible many people who have taken salvia say they were in a another reality for multiple years granted that’s a drug but our brains are more powerful than we realize but as for the other stuff maybe he just learned how to control schizophrenia idk
Not sure if anyone's still reading comments, but I've decided I want to try lucid dreaming again. I tried in the past and it only worked once, what video or method shows a good way to start for a beginner?
@@elias8981 So far I've tried 6 or 7 times, didn't work but last night i had a dream where I was dreaming and I managed to go lucid for like 5 seconds.. inside my dream's dream, which was an exact replica of real life. Huge mindfuck, woke up questioning reality
Dude im not even kidding the first guy seems to have some kinda shifting experience (The idea that basically your consciousness is spread around the multiverse but right now u are looking at the part of it ur experiencing now (your awareness) so think of it as a cloth (ur consciousness) spot A on the cloth (the reality ur in rn) and spot B (another spot on the cloth a.k.a another reality) Apparently u can choose what part of this cloth ur aware of (metiphor) and become aware of any version of u in the multiverse . Ik sounds crazy purely hypothetical here just hear me out. With shifting realities thers a term called Permashifting and Respawning. So its NOT a dream and just like the experience u have here. Therefor u can spend months or years there how even long u like really. Permashifting is going to another reality for a prolonged time but its still be intended as a shift. Respawning is choosing a new default reality. (Back to the cloth: u like spot B more than spot A so its like going in settings and choosing B as ur default reality like this one is) Without any intention of coming back. Now cause you exist beyond this body they say that people around u wouldn't even notice u respawned cause u get replace with a "clone" (ik sounds scary but hear me out) If theyre are infinite realities, theyre are infinite versions of u. A clone is an awareness exactly like u that is aware at spot A while u piss off in another reality at spot B. Now because this is an actual reality theyre are some things to keep in mind. - unlike a dream u cant just go on a killing spree like theyre actual ppl in that reality unlike ur dream which is really just u and ur subconscious. - unless u script that u can fly u cant just open ur eyes jump out a window and control everything at ur whim (again its an actual reality) - some use lucid dreaming to get to know themselfs and this bodys traumas, blockages and shadows. Thats not something u can as accurately explore when shifting. Ik this is a lot but wanted to share. Any questions I'll gladly answer. Take care!
@@marko_janevskiShifting to me just seems to be a deeper and more intense form of a lucid dream. For this to be true you would have to believe there are infinite parallel universes, which still doesn't make sense. At the end of the day shifting is really inside your head and nothing more.
hey man just a simple question, ive seen a lot of youtubers with the whole topic of their channel as lucid dreams, so might as well ask you about this, so do you lucid dream every single day?, like have all your dreams been lucid? and do you feel amazing to lucid dream or it just feels normal?
I dont lucid dream everyday. Actually im not even trying to lucid dream right since as im stressed with other things. for me it never gets old to answer your last question - its as fun as it was when i first started, whenever i have a lucid dream.
If you keep telling random ass stories this way like you are talking to a friend, then you'll get very far. Just make sure you don't do some weird shit that gets you cancelled.
Gentlemen I’m 22 and am part of this age of awesome dudes. I read my bible a lot and I just want you guys to know you need to be careful, and if anything, don’t take full control of mind altering. Spirits are real. Every culture other than science admits that. Sadly most don’t have your best intentions on what I have researched. If you see things in the natural world that are not normal please speak with a family member or friend. And if it gets dangerous pray to Jesus for forgiveness cause you aren’t going crazy, just seeing something unfamiliar.
Thanks lil bro praying to Jesus will definitely cure my schizophrenia I love Jesus for making me mentally ill I should pray to him rn so I don’t see my hands melting !
Yeah this topic is a slippery slope, as a Christian it seems all these claims of sense override and time dilation are answered through evil entities and or demons. If anyone is struggling with or viewing concerning images I’ll pray for you.
Amen to this lucid dreaming us astro projection and that's evil spirits taken over your body I knew straight away the guy wasn't crazy he was letting demons in he sounded depressed because when your depressed you want to escape the world and the best way to do that is to sleep I know from my own experience this is definitely demons possessing his body with the drugs the mental problems etc I love my bible it tells you all about this and not to mess with it
@@TIGERTIGER123TIGER crazy thing is I haven’t even been trying techniques.. I think just hearing it from someone like you helps me tap into that part of myself.. I used to lucid dream a lot and I’m just getting back into it lol
have you guys ever just opened your eyes in the middle of a dream? even if its lucid or not i've done it like a couple of times that shit feels like i open my third eye bro
I was "lucid dreaming" since 90's...when we didn't even know that it's a thing. And i wouldn't recommend anyone to do it, coz I think that i have problem with sleeping coz of it!!! I was born in '84 and I have those dreams as a kid, someone is attacking me or my family and I just couldn't run from it or punch it hard, stuff like that.. And one night I just started controlling my dreams and, oh boy, how much fun was that...I could do anything, go anywhere in the universe. I could be a superman and god, everything...but most amusing thing was that stuff I didn't see in my real life but I did see or use them in my dreams was exactly like in real life when I see them later in life?!!?! But I think that, coz of all that "lucid dreaming" my brain didn't get enough sleep at night :( I wasn't the same since lucid dreaming, that is a fact!!! P.s. When i stopped lucid dreaming coz of thinking it's bad for brain, I have started to see "deja vu" in real life almost all the time?!? I know what was gonna happened and what people gonna do and say before it happens in real :O Didn't talk too much about that with people, so if anyone had\have the same experience, leave a message!
Some people enjoy entering such forums to lie and tell elaborate stories. Some of this sounds based on Inception and other stories. Some people use these communities to practice creative writing.
I can kind of see things if i want in real life. Ive been doing it since i was really little, playing dino experiments in my backyard. My imagination can sort of overlay what i want to see into real life. Its very fuzzy but does the job for imaginitive scenarios as long as i dont focus too closely on the object. Its better for moving objects or creatures as you dont have to try to visualise one thing in one place all the time. Its so cool, but obviously i know its just my imagination and i always have to consciously choose to do it
I wonder if psychosis has anything to do with this, because if he is telling the truth, a brain of his caliber could definitely induce some sort of psychological issue. But self-inflicted-that's wild!
yea it seems he did have some mental issues, I wouldnt dismiss it as being psychosis, as it seems he was using lots of sleeping meds and stuff like that too
Well we definitely have the ability to see things which dont consciously seem there and even to hear things which may or may not be real in terms of usual perceiving. E.g. I was in a stage of my life years ago, I had a friend who I took acid with. A little while after he stepped out of the room (room was concrete and brick). Tag graffiti started popping up all over the walls and the whole room started getting a bad vibe. I quickly went after my friend and when I came back I was fine and everything was normal again. But its interesting to think as to how we could potentially harness and master that state that can create things like that. I wouldnt even know how to practise that though. Funnily enough a paranoia that stopped me from wanting to lucid dream for a long time was the fear of never waking up. It's interesting that someone would want to do that on purpose. But then again this Linus guy sounds like he wasn't very happy with his reality.
oh yea its def possible with acid and stuff, its just more intriguing when someone manages to do it without drugs loll, thats a whole other level. Never waking definietly shouldnt be a concern, once you start lucid dreaming trying NOT to wake up will be the main problem lmaoo
@@TIGERTIGER123TIGER 100%! Have you ever met someone who has that isn't going through psychosis or on drugs? That would be really interesting if someone could do that on a lucid level! And thank you for the reassurance ❤️
I don't particularly buy the idea of the actual sensory manipulation in real life, but honestly the idea of time dilation within a dream seems plausible to me since humans kind of experience time individually, and you could change that within a dream maybe. I doubt it would influence the amount of time you are actually in a dream in reality though, just the amount of time you experience within the dream.
The time chamber he is talking about is from Dragon Ball Z it’s if you spend 1 years in the time chamber it’s one day in the real world or I guess dream world so that might actually work just not to the crazy extent he was going to
Seems a little too crazy to be true. Bro was probably just trying to fuck with everybody, or it could be that he tried to use drugs to “enhance” it and got himself an OD, or just an awful experience and decided to never mess with that shit again lol
Reality shifting is all fake. Like 100% of it. The people that claim that there is science behind it like many world interpretation, quantum entanglement and so on those are all fake too since they have not been proven yet. Edit: I will explain what the science behind them are 1. Many world interpretation Well this is not complicated. It just means every action you do there's an alternate version of you that took the other choice. So technically any reality is possible. But a major flaw with this idea is because the laws of science do not allow most of fictional worlds to exist let alone transmit your consciousness 2. Quantum Entanglement Imagine two point in totally different universe. Like those points are quadrillions of light year apart. Now let's also imagine both are exact opposite of others. So if one is positive other is negative. So if I were to turn the point into negative the other would become positive instantly. Basically this explains how consciousness shifting works but again there is major flaw. The laws of science don't allow consciousness to be travelled form one body to another
@@syndeko1632 No I meant that I think "reality shifters" are just in a dream, but they believe they are in another reality, not a dream, so it wouldn't fit the definition of a lucid dream.
Heres a mindfuck for you... What if you are originally a person like miles and you lost lucidity in your infinite dream after decades of exhausting your brain trying to be lucid. You are actually god of this dreamworld and you created it when you were lucid but you don't remember because as you encarnated across manny different lives you became less and less lucid and more mentally exahsteted. You created the pyramids when you where lucid and new this was a dream, but you have forgotten its a dream and the dream now controls you, and if you believe in there lizard people that David like talks of, perhaps the dream is now attempting to control and confine your consciousness manifesting through various dream entities. And what if all these conscious people on this planet are all conscious through fractals of your own consciousness and in order to wake up out of this dream you need to wake up your fractaled consciousness too. Anyways just a thought, have a good morning.
I just realized I lowkey just casually dropped a cognitohazzard in the comments section of a youtube video. If that comment just gave you existential dread, Im sorry about that, and I volunteer to help you cope with that thought as I had to.
Dude I discovered something quite amazing, you should try it. I fell asleep 21:00 woke up 01:50-02:10(don't remember exactly when I woke up but that's the estimate) then I attempted wild but found it difficult and fell asleep normally after this I had multiple(4) false awakenings(great oppurtunities for lucid dreaming) and I didn't know I was dreaming because I couldn't reality check because my hands were stuck under my blanket all four times. So I've taught myself how to reality check by holding my breath and attempting to breath out of my mouth. I think this could be a method because usually wild and wbtb combined can produce false awakenings quite often and you can teach yourself to do a reality check everytime you wake up. Since I didn't know about the rc that didn't require my hands I couldn't try it but I will again soon. I hope this works and idk if there is science behind this but ig it's kind of a dild. What are your thoughts?
i may be dumb. but i dont see how u can hold you breathe and breath outta ur nose. everytime u try to breathe thru ur nose ur breathe will stop holding...
@@TIGERTIGER123TIGER You're miss understanding you hold your breath and breath out of your mouth and it won't work but if it does work you're In a dream.
You spent all this time reading his comments and making up opinions about it all and make a 14-minute video about it but you never once realized that he simply did what's called reality shifting? I can see you're new to the powers of the mind. You think it's just some kind of primitive organ that tells you when to eat and when to sleep? Like you're an animal? So you don't understand consciousness? You think things like imagination, creativity, abstract thinking, etc. are products of evolution, but for some reason these developed only in a single species, yet it never developed in dinosaurs (that had larger brains than us) in hundreds of millions of years? So you literally use your brain like an animal and live like an animal? Cool.
@@TIGERTIGER123TIGER Okay, so now you choose to top your ignorance by showing off that you have zero clue what "reality" is. Or how it works. Because if you had any inkling you would never use the term "fantasy world". Oh, I get it, you're one of those people that think that the universe "exploded" from nothing into something for no reason, and it just happened to organize itself into galaxies and solar systems, and life was an accident, and consciousness is some kind of freak by-product. Because that makes so much sense, doesn't it? Or because some self-proclaimed authorities on human intelligence said so and you bought it all? Nice going, bro. And when someone tells you that consciousness has primacy over mind and matter you laugh. You are literally fantasizing your life into existence (like everyone else), EXCEPT you are doing it unconsciously. Not very smart, bro. Because doing it consciously is, what? Hard? Okay, so let me get this straight. So you lack any basic understanding of what the universe is or how it works. You have zero clue what consciousness is and how it works. You lack the ability to control YOUR OWN MIND! And by extension your dreams - and basically your own life, GEEEZUSSS! Your life must be a mess! And then you read about some RANDOM GUY who has achieved slightly more control over his mind than you ever managed to (because he understands how to voluntarily activate certain neurotransmitters that naturally occur in your brain while you are ignorantly relying on a single one [serotonin] for your perception of reality for no good reason), and you decide to make a video on youtube about him, and tell the world how he must be lying? :D :D :D Wow, you're the man! Yeah, love you too, you crack me up bro!
Nahh man, even comparing your mind to that of any animal is an insult to all animals (I mean any, from a fly to human), just wait until you hear that dinosaurs didn't have larger brains than humans 😂
@@CherriorGMD "A recent paper published in the Journal of Comparative Neurology estimated the T. rex brain to have weighed around 350 grammes, and endowed this predator with considerable intelligence, putting the “King of the Tyrant Lizards” on a par with extant monkeys." That's all fine and dandy but, tell me, why is it that the largest mammal on the planet 65 million years ago was the size of a chicken, and in 65 million years that evolved into a human and developed consciousness, yet dinosaurs remained the same for over 150 million years without any change in brain size? Was natural selection on pause for a few hundred million years?
There's actually two instances of this "sense control" in other communities. Improving visualization and developing "prophantasia" (seeing imagined things with your eyes) is a part of communities that attempt to cure aphantasia (the inability to visualize).
Then there's what's called "imposition" in the Tulpa community. This is definitely a real thing and I've met people who have had success from these methods.
thanks for telling me about this, I'll look into it, sounds interesting.
as someone who used to be deep into the tulpa stuff that imposition schizomonger.... is real
@@PhoenixBuzz I've had Tulpas for 7 years, it's definitely cool and has benefitted me a lot. Nothing freaky about it to me
Ngl this style of videos is mad interesting. You should do more story-times or just general weird stuff like this. Has a lot more content potential over just teaching the same few things there are to know about lucidity.
yea i100% agree wit you. fun to talk about as well. i appreciate u listening Nemesis
@@TIGERTIGER123TIGERmiles can lucid daydream bro
I would have shat myself reading that guys posts. Also shoukd i do reality checks in bed just incase of a false awakening
yea i mean maybe i made them seem more creepy lol, a lot of it just sounded cool. I recommend doing reality checks every time you wake up if you find false awakenings are common.
@@TIGERTIGER123TIGERoh thanks I didn’t really know how to do reality checks but now I know
Remember everyone: this is a CHOICE. And requires a lot of consciousness.
There is a concept in eastern spirituality called "maha samadhi" which means an spiritual awakening experience that the person having it can choose to physically die and move on from life in that very high state. This is very hard to do and there are also sufi masters who also have "died intentionally" within deep prayer. This never happens "by accident" and its always intentionally planned.
damn I need to learn that
Dude, what if its me, i dreamed the eternal dream so successfully that ive forgotten my own dream, and this video showed up as a dream npc telling me the backstory to who i really am so i can figure it out
whattt lol
bro is not the honoured one
Did you just call him an NPC lol
@@kingzingo1784 yea
ngl i understood _none_ of that
I just did some reseatch and I dont know if this or true or not but I found a quote by waking nomad mylynes's friend and he said "Last I heard he tried to dilate time in a dream as long as he could sleeping for three straight days, 72 hours. When he woke up, he didnt remember who he was, and got tossed in a psych ward." if this is true it means he could have spent millions of years in there, pretty cool.
Bruh i had no idea about that, thanks for telling me. Dat is fucking crazy😹
@@TIGERTIGER123TIGER yeah bro its fucking wild I could ask him questions and stuff
Waking Nomad? Yea that migjt be a good idea actually but hopefully he doesn’t get mad or anything lol. If i remember correctly he’s also quite interesting
@@L4BYE. hi. do u have any update on the topic? have u questioned mylynes's friend about it?
You should make a video about your longest lucid dream
honestly for me with this sort of thing i "choose to believe" i find "crazy" people with insane experiences very interesting, and i just have an intuitive feeling that theres a lot more to this reality than most people (myself included) know, id love to meet someone like this in real life i feel like i could learn a lot from them, i wasnt born with any strange powers (being able to LD naturally for example) but i do feel like strange things happen to me a lot and once when i was on medication for like a year i had hallucinations (visual and auditory) regularly
Yes I also kinda believe this guy, there’s a lot more things we don’t know about and can’t currently be explained by science im sure. Im curious what medication u were on👀
@@TIGERTIGER123TIGERsomething thatll give u trouble if u think to deep is the very concept of reality. everything is based on a few properties, or axioms that we simply accept without question. things like:
things are real
not all things are real
things we experience are real
the universe is everything
the universe exists
"real" things exist
time moves forward
none of these axioms have any truthful basis. and they dont need one, because they cant have one. you cant rlly explain why that cat is real but your imagination of the cat hitting the griddy isnt. all you can say is "well the cat is here in the physical world but the cat hitting the griddy only happened within my imagination." if u think to deep you just start questioning reality.
and, if u believe in the big bang, then sm you prolly ask is "what happened before the big bang?" why did nothing suddenly turn into something? why did time not exist, then suddenly pop into existence? all this is just philosophy at this point, more specifically metaphysics. nothing can explain it
and, to get more personal: what is "consciousness?" why is life conscious? to us all we cwn understand is that our brain does weird electric things and it apparently makes conscious life. but that doesnt make sense, why does THAT make us conscious? what makes a person someone? nobody has ever trully figured out what a consciousness is, how it works, and how to make it. all people know is that consciousness fundamentally exists, its like one of the axioms i mentioned. we know what consciousness does, and what its different parts are, but we dont know how it exists or why.
if ur ever bored just think abt it. reality makes no sense. nothing does. God bless
Miles reminds me of this character from famous manga artist, Junji Ito's "Long Dream". In the manga, Mukoda, seems to have longer and longer dreams every night. He tells his doctor that he feels as if a long time is passing away in his dream and is very paranoid about it. It eventually leads to a point where one night he is in the dream infinitely. You can check out the manga, "Nagai Yume" or watch a 20 min episode from "Junji Ito Collection". Love your vids!
oo sounds cooll, I will check it out. thx :)
That's what this Story reminded me of too lol. It's one of my fav junji ito Stories.
Hyperbolic time chamber from dbz
Yeah so the drug hes talking about is called "seroquel" or "Quetiapine" and its actually an antipsychotic LMAO It does make you sleep for a long time and can make you have extremely vivid dreams. There was this one guy I had seen saying he built lives in his lucid dreams while on that drug and when he woke he was legit looking for people from the dream to tell them it was only a dream but he couldn't since they were the dream. Ive actually played around with time in my lucid dreams since I was obsessed with Inception (Still am💀) the longest I could stay in a dream or how long I could make the dream feel was like 3 days. I honestly don't recommend it because when you wake up you can still feel like youre dreaming and it can alter your perception. as far as leaving consciousness in your body to operate that is a thing I know a bit about but to much to put here lol.
ahh this makes sense. Its a shame people need to escape reality so bad.
How did you make the dream seem like 3 days? I've always been so curious about time dilation.
and lol u gotta tell me about the consciouness thing, this myles guy was the first time i ever heard about it
Hell supreme
bro i was taking this shit and like i was going manic and shit but it did not help i was going crazy and it made it worse i was just like looking up random shit for answers like quantum physics and random shit and i was like getting strange epiphanies and for like a week while i was taking it it felt like time was going by so fast and i was thinking i could hear what other people were thinking its an antipsychotic but it made me feel like scizoprenic almost or something
Hey bro could you tell me how you managed to stretch out the dream so long?
Anti psychotic my ass 💀
I’m someone that has lucid dreamed nearly every single night for about a decade. I remember having several lucid dreams when I was much younger and it had interested me, so I looked up a simple way to lucid dream and it worked… worked far too well, I must say. It was like opening Pandora’s box and I haven’t been able to close it shut. Most of my dreams are nightmarish in nature, so the moment I become aware, I want to get out of that dream as soon as possible. The scariest part of lucid dreaming is when I’m desperately trying to get out and I simply cannot. Even if it’s not a nightmare and it’s just kind of chaotic.. I know I’m asleep and I don’t wanna be there any longer. I will begin to manifest things to try to wake myself up, to try and jar myself awake. Like, creating bottomless pits or never-ending staircases to throw myself down or I will suddenly be on top of a skyscraper that I manifested to throw myself off of or I’ll just begin throwing myself into walls and just screaming at the people around me that this is a dream and I need to wake up. It seems like this goes on and on and on for an hour or so or more sometimes. I’ll wake up with my heart beating out of my chest, and most of the time when I finally do get myself awake I’m stuck in sleep paralysis.. because when you dream, your brain makes sure you don’t act them out and because I’m waking myself up prematurely, I can’t move, which makes it all the more frightening and uncomfortable. Often times, because I woke myself up prematurely, I will slip back in over and over and over - I’ll wake up in sleep paralysis, start to be able to move, drift back off, wake back up in sleep paralysis, start to come out of it, drift back off and this will happen sometimes 10 to 20 times before I finally force myself to sit up in bed and kind of shake it off and get my awakened state more engaged. I sometimes have what I hope to be hallucinations when this occurs... I will hear people talking, people walking around upstairs, I will feel the presence of people all around me. These lucid dreams are also so incredibly visceral as well.. I’ve had dreams that have caused me to come close to vomiting (one time I actually did vomit) because of a certain taste or smell I experienced in the dream. Many of them have caused me to weep uncontrollably because of how vivid and visceral it was. I’ve died in several dreams. One of the times that I died, it was a car accident, after the impact, everything went black, and it was kind of like when you’re underwater and you’re holding your eyes shut and you have no idea which way is up or down. Maybe you’ve been playing in the ocean and you get caught in a little tide and thrown around a bit and you just ball up and wait it out until you can get your bearings and stand up at the shore. After floating around in this darkness with no sense of self or any sense of direction and just drifting in the darkness, I came to as a spirit in my dream. I won’t go into what I witnessed as a spirit as it’s an unnecessarily long addition to this comment that’s already very long, but I can say that you don’t always wake up when you die in a dream. The very first time I remember dying in a dream was when I was about 12-13 YO - I was picked up by this giant human monster. Like, as tall as a 15 story building. …As he was walking with me with me in his hand, he dropped me mid stride, which caused me to land on his upper knee/thigh area as it was in motion to take his next step. I remember feeling the brutal impact and having that darkness surround me for a moment and then eventually waking up into sleep paralysis. No spirit form was taken in that dream. I desperately want and need to do a sleep study because this has been plaguing me for so long and truly has become like a disease in my life that impacts me in almost always a negative way. Nightmares and dreams can really set the tone for ones day, as many of you have probably experienced. Like when you wake up from a bad nightmare, it tends to leave you in a melancholy and surrealistic state for several hours. On the other hand, if you have a really beautiful dream, which, I can only recall one of in the last decade… and even though it was lucid, it was the most content and at peace I have felt in so many years that it brought tears of joy and gave me a very peaceful sense of self throughout the day. It was as if my mind did me a favor. like it knew how badly I needed it. On another note, I have also dreamed things that I later on believed to have really happened in real life. I have unknowingly given false information that I believed to be true, when in actuality, I had merely dreamt it.
I just feel really alone, in large part because of this lucid dreaming, night terrors, and sleep paralysis that I regularly, if not always experience, night after night… someone please help me…. I can’t and I desperately don’t want to take this any longer…
What I really meant to also say in there.. was that I do have a fear of not waking up. Like going into some irreversible catatonic dream state.
I’m also going to add that in the very beginning I was mildly addicted to it. I started becoming very excited for sleep and what new adventure I would be taken on and be aware of during it. It was like real life had become the dream and my dreamworld became where I wanted to be. Far… very far from the case now.
@@jaceygardenwray3413just enjoy the dream with positivity as you used to do in beginning…
I can buy the time dilation because once I had a super weird dream that felt like it lasted several days. I was playing chess on the checkered floor of my school hallway lol but it was so boring it genuinely felt like a week had passed when I woke up. Super trippy. Keep up the good vids.
Ooo interesting dream. I've also experienced time dilation so yea he might not be lying about that, but he was claiming to do it to levels of many years lol. Thanks for commenting
As a 16 year old who's watching this at 3 am and has to wake up at 5 today I relate to your younger self (I cant seem to fix my sleep schedule) (probably need serious help as well😔)
Hey man, I just wanted to say I love ur videos!
I've been watching all ur videos and lucid dreaming is really fascinating.i enjoy ur videos a lot 😊😊😊😊
Thanks for listening to me g
I like hearing stories like this. It is interesting wondering how far the possibilities really extend when it comes to lucid dreaming. Personally, I know for a fact that spending 3+ perceived days in one night's dream is possible. Almost everyone on the lucid dreaming subreddit gets super angry and shuts people up when they share any perspective that even slightly steps out of line with the "norm". One learns more when they experiment with the unknown rather than dismissing every little thing that doesn't line up with their pre-conditioned beliefs. Like, one of the popular excuses for time dilation is, "You just did lots of things in the dream really fast so your hour long dream seemed like days." Bruh, 3 days is 3 days, there's no mistaking that when you have any cognitive level of lucidity. 😅 The most ironic thing about the lucid dreaming community, of all communities, is the mindset of, "I don't want to believe you, so you are clearly lying." Ironic because of the limitless nature of lucid dreaming.
(It's been a few years since I've been active on the Lucid Dreaming subreddit. Idk if it's still the same, but probably is if the mods are the same. I just avoid the subreddit now days.)
100% agree with you and yea the issue is def their mods, they are very close minded (even more than me!) lol
Hey bro i just woke up. And i had a dream and while i was dreaming i knew i was dreaming and i even said to myselt that i am dreaming but i found that i couldnt control anything i couldnt move or do whatever i wanted, even though i realised i was dreaming
weird stuff like this happens sometimes. whenever i find i cant move in a lucid dream, kinda "mentally" moving frees me up, as in imagine your limbs moving, if that makes sense. good job on becoming lucid
when you do a lucid dream you should consider it like an extension of yourself. Like you dont tell your arm to move, you just move it. also it can be a confidence problem, like if you try to fly but deep down you know it aint gonna work dont be surprise it wont :)
Maybe it didn't work and he was so embarrassed that he vanished off the internet
LMAOO
My dad’s close friend did the exact same thing. He used to both lucid dream and then got into astral projection. He did this for years, decades even, he was experienced. One day he just went and stayed.
wow
Wait how do you know that he stayed? Interesting account, just curious!
@@PluviophileTravellerHe had been talking about how over time since he had been travelling astrally further and further away from where his body lay, and was spending longer periods of time outside of his body regularly, that he thought that he might one day just stay there. He was constantly saying how he preferred it out there and how he wanted to explore more and didn’t want to come back. It’s kind of like in the movie the Matrix, where Cypher wanted to stay in the matrix even though he knew it was fake. In this case I guess the man wanted out of the matrix permanently. Another indication is that when the coroner examined his body, they couldn’t determine the cause of death, he was found in a sleeping position.
@kuzeysirinka4265 that's so interesting oh my word
@@liarasomers405 Yes ma’am. He was a Londoner, like yourself I assume?
He has psychosis and learned to control it. I honestly respect that
crazy story. i imagine he was schizophrenic or bipolar, judging by the things he said. as for the weird stuff he described, (time dilation, hallucinations, etc) since lucid dreamers are already so few as is, we don't really know how certain mental illnesses might affect lucid dreaming. maybe being schizophrenic causes lucid dreams to seem even more real than normal, or maybe they cause extreme time dilation, or something. it could also change their hallucinations, so maybe it allows them to control their hallucinations, or something? kinda hard to tell, especially since i don't really know much about schizophrenia lol. also for that last part, i'm guessing he tried to intentionally OD on sleeping pills, especially since he already mentioned taking them previously. like he said, he was probably trying to intentionally go into a coma.
Yea good thoughts, I agree with you. Overdosing on sleeping pills makes sense since I think I remember him saying sometimes he slept for 15+ hours and stuff
You are a good communicator bro. Consider a career in Sales. Oh, and, thanks for the tips!!
thanks lmaoo and glad i could help
I wouldn’t laugh, look up Ramana Maharshi for an example of someone who was fully awake in this life, and look into the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali, in it you’ll find the capacity to do these “insane” feats, known as siddhis. I would not get distracted by them as you can very easily get lost in a thousand lifetimes of incarnation. Don’t go swimming without a lifeguard
I will look this up! Thankyou for telling me about it
7:09 dawg went to the hyperbolic time chamber from dbz
yea LOL dat was it
Damn you beat me to it 🤣
nah ur right that’s disturbing asf 😭
the "never wanting to wake up from a nightmare" reads like a suicide note not gonna lie\
actually we need someone to write a song about this guy
We are all asleep in the garden of Adam's mind...
Your fr one of the best lucid dream RUclipsr on the platform. But I have a question.
Do you know how to transition from sleep paralysis to lucid dream?
thanks man.
generally if you just stay still and let yourself fall back asleep without struggling you'll quickly enter back into a lucid dream, since your body is still asleep anyways.
@@TIGERTIGER123TIGER Got it. Thank you very much for your trouble.
@@TIGERTIGER123TIGER I know you aren't a scientist but why do you think we can lucid dream in the first place?
@@hellogoodbye4402 I have had lucid dreams. Lucid dreaming has been proven in sleep labs several times, since the 80's. It's simply a dream where you realize you're dreaming, nothing too crazy.
This honestly sounds like the ideal way to go, and also time dilation sounds really fucking sick and i wonder if its possible, id love to try
true lol, infinite lucid dream would be dope. I do think its possible but no one has a concrete technique 4 it that fits everyone
@@TIGERTIGER123TIGER if time dilation is really possible in a dream, you could genuinely have like a dream thats 100’s of years long that only lasted a single night, youd come back a completely different person, assuming you even remembered who you are lol, also this reminds me of an episode of adventure time where finn and jake built a pillow fort, and then finn went inside of it and then entered this pillow world and lived an entire lifetime there, he had a wife and kids and literally died and after dying he woke up in the pillow fort and was apparently only gone for like a couple hours or something, that shit was crazy
What’s your technique on lucid dreaming? Im you talked about it and i was able too at one point but can’t do it now. Any advice? Ive done wild and intentions but maybe i haven’t done enough reality checks. Journals are nice but idk.
your videos are really cool bro! Youre very authentic and confident man, do you practice that stuff in your dreams (also the storytelling and stuff)? That would really be interesting!
I'm gonna attempt to lucid dream tonight again as I took a break for like a year now but I'm hyped ngl
appreciate the kind words bro ur dope. I haven't practiced speaking in my dreams (except for normally speaking to characters of course), but thats a good idea. It's mostly just studying myself autistically and rewatching my videos like a maniac and then pretending im talking to a real person (im insane). lol
good luck on your lucid dreaming man you got it.
@@TIGERTIGER123TIGER Its so cool man, I actually had a lucid dream this night and recalled 3 dreams in total! And by the way I didnt set an alarm but just intended to wake up at 4am and it fucking worked dude... thats crazy, thank you for that tip
I tried reality check in my dream and it didn't work why how
What reality check was it? Really the only reliable one is holding your nose and seeing if you can breathe, and very rarely that fails too. Whats more important is you genuinely questioning reality when you reality check
I remember having this summer camp dream that felt like it lasted 2 months, so when i woke up. I asked my mom when will i go back to the camp and she called me insane
thats insane lol
What if this life is just a dream?
feels more and more it is
This sounds exactly like an HP Lovecraft story where a guy has a lucid dream where he is the king of a city and then he tries and tries but can’t return to the city and eventually starts doing drugs to dream more until finally it ends by saying he has at last returned and could live there forever, where it’s revealed that in real life he has just ODd and is dead under a bridge
I mean the time dilation thing could be possible many people who have taken salvia say they were in a another reality for multiple years granted that’s a drug but our brains are more powerful than we realize but as for the other stuff maybe he just learned how to control schizophrenia idk
Yes exactly, the brain can definitely dilate time under the right circumstances so it’s not completely out of the question.
Not sure if anyone's still reading comments, but I've decided I want to try lucid dreaming again. I tried in the past and it only worked once, what video or method shows a good way to start for a beginner?
Correct me if I am wrong but WBTB + Mild was said by many back in the day to be the most effective. Let us know your progress tho that would be cool
@@elias8981 So far I've tried 6 or 7 times, didn't work but last night i had a dream where I was dreaming and I managed to go lucid for like 5 seconds.. inside my dream's dream, which was an exact replica of real life. Huge mindfuck, woke up questioning reality
Dude im not even kidding the first guy seems to have some kinda shifting experience
(The idea that basically your consciousness is spread around the multiverse but right now u are looking at the part of it ur experiencing now (your awareness) so think of it as a cloth (ur consciousness) spot A on the cloth (the reality ur in rn) and spot B (another spot on the cloth a.k.a another reality)
Apparently u can choose what part of this cloth ur aware of (metiphor) and become aware of any version of u in the multiverse .
Ik sounds crazy purely hypothetical here just hear me out.
With shifting realities thers a term called Permashifting and Respawning.
So its NOT a dream and just like the experience u have here. Therefor u can spend months or years there how even long u like really.
Permashifting is going to another reality for a prolonged time but its still be intended as a shift.
Respawning is choosing a new default reality. (Back to the cloth: u like spot B more than spot A so its like going in settings and choosing B as ur default reality like this one is)
Without any intention of coming back. Now cause you exist beyond this body they say that people around u wouldn't even notice u respawned cause u get replace with a "clone" (ik sounds scary but hear me out)
If theyre are infinite realities, theyre are infinite versions of u. A clone is an awareness exactly like u that is aware at spot A while u piss off in another reality at spot B.
Now because this is an actual reality theyre are some things to keep in mind.
- unlike a dream u cant just go on a killing spree like theyre actual ppl in that reality unlike ur dream which is really just u and ur subconscious.
- unless u script that u can fly u cant just open ur eyes jump out a window and control everything at ur whim (again its an actual reality)
- some use lucid dreaming to get to know themselfs and this bodys traumas, blockages and shadows. Thats not something u can as accurately explore when shifting.
Ik this is a lot but wanted to share. Any questions I'll gladly answer. Take care!
Have you experienced this?
@@marko_janevskiShifting to me just seems to be a deeper and more intense form of a lucid dream. For this to be true you would have to believe there are infinite parallel universes, which still doesn't make sense. At the end of the day shifting is really inside your head and nothing more.
@@quentinbarker7534 Exactly.
Is that incubating realms
hey man just a simple question, ive seen a lot of youtubers with the whole topic of their channel as lucid dreams, so might as well ask you about this, so do you lucid dream every single day?, like have all your dreams been lucid? and do you feel amazing to lucid dream or it just feels normal?
I dont lucid dream everyday. Actually im not even trying to lucid dream right since as im stressed with other things. for me it never gets old to answer your last question - its as fun as it was when i first started, whenever i have a lucid dream.
If you keep telling random ass stories this way like you are talking to a friend, then you'll get very far. Just make sure you don't do some weird shit that gets you cancelled.
Im the most cancelable, blackmailable person on the planet.
You may as well evacuate now.
Thanks though.
Gentlemen I’m 22 and am part of this age of awesome dudes. I read my bible a lot and I just want you guys to know you need to be careful, and if anything, don’t take full control of mind altering. Spirits are real. Every culture other than science admits that. Sadly most don’t have your best intentions on what I have researched. If you see things in the natural world that are not normal please speak with a family member or friend. And if it gets dangerous pray to Jesus for forgiveness cause you aren’t going crazy, just seeing something unfamiliar.
Thanks lil bro praying to Jesus will definitely cure my schizophrenia I love Jesus for making me mentally ill I should pray to him rn so I don’t see my hands melting !
Yeah this topic is a slippery slope, as a Christian it seems all these claims of sense override and time dilation are answered through evil entities and or demons. If anyone is struggling with or viewing concerning images I’ll pray for you.
@@walter2440I hope you are joking, Jesus heals. I will pray for you.
@@moldymoss3991 smd
Amen to this lucid dreaming us astro projection and that's evil spirits taken over your body I knew straight away the guy wasn't crazy he was letting demons in he sounded depressed because when your depressed you want to escape the world and the best way to do that is to sleep I know from my own experience this is definitely demons possessing his body with the drugs the mental problems etc I love my bible it tells you all about this and not to mess with it
been more lucid since I’ve started watching your videos
glad to hear I could help :)
@@TIGERTIGER123TIGER crazy thing is I haven’t even been trying techniques.. I think just hearing it from someone like you helps me tap into that part of myself.. I used to lucid dream a lot and I’m just getting back into it lol
Its true that reading/watching a lot of stuff about lucid dreaming can get you lucids by itself ahaha. Im glad I could help
This man was using the hyperbolic time chamber from dragonball z.
Aussies top tier storytellers, despite not having a tripod, fugging hell 😂
😹appreciate dat
have you guys ever just opened your eyes in the middle of a dream? even if its lucid or not i've done it like a couple of times that shit feels like i open my third eye bro
I was "lucid dreaming" since 90's...when we didn't even know that it's a thing.
And i wouldn't recommend anyone to do it, coz I think that i have problem with sleeping coz of it!!!
I was born in '84 and I have those dreams as a kid, someone is attacking me or my family and I just couldn't run from it or punch it hard, stuff like that..
And one night I just started controlling my dreams and, oh boy, how much fun was that...I could do anything, go anywhere in the universe.
I could be a superman and god, everything...but most amusing thing was that stuff I didn't see in my real life but I did see or use them in my dreams was exactly like in real life when I see them later in life?!!?!
But I think that, coz of all that "lucid dreaming" my brain didn't get enough sleep at night :(
I wasn't the same since lucid dreaming, that is a fact!!!
P.s. When i stopped lucid dreaming coz of thinking it's bad for brain, I have started to see "deja vu" in real life almost all the time?!?
I know what was gonna happened and what people gonna do and say before it happens in real :O
Didn't talk too much about that with people, so if anyone had\have the same experience, leave a message!
Some people enjoy entering such forums to lie and tell elaborate stories. Some of this sounds based on Inception and other stories. Some people use these communities to practice creative writing.
thats very true, idk, from reading all his posts it didn't seem like creative writing or made up
7:00 hyperbolic time chamber from Dragon Ball Z comes to mind
I can kind of see things if i want in real life. Ive been doing it since i was really little, playing dino experiments in my backyard. My imagination can sort of overlay what i want to see into real life. Its very fuzzy but does the job for imaginitive scenarios as long as i dont focus too closely on the object. Its better for moving objects or creatures as you dont have to try to visualise one thing in one place all the time. Its so cool, but obviously i know its just my imagination and i always have to consciously choose to do it
ooo interesting. it sounds like maybe you have "hyperphantasia", which i recently found out is like really good visualization
Bro did u try to astral travel perhaps from what i know u need to turn around in lucid dream u should be having a portal to astral realm behind u
notsureboutdat
is astral travel even real?
@@onepiecefan7532 according to CIA yes also i tryed it and felt possible but i cant do it i have blockages in my crown chakra.
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@@onepiecefan7532 no
What if his eternal dream was the mightmare he always wanted and now he cant escape? 😬
you could be right lol
I wonder if psychosis has anything to do with this, because if he is telling the truth, a brain of his caliber could definitely induce some sort of psychological issue. But self-inflicted-that's wild!
yea it seems he did have some mental issues, I wouldnt dismiss it as being psychosis, as it seems he was using lots of sleeping meds and stuff like that too
Well we definitely have the ability to see things which dont consciously seem there and even to hear things which may or may not be real in terms of usual perceiving.
E.g. I was in a stage of my life years ago, I had a friend who I took acid with.
A little while after he stepped out of the room (room was concrete and brick).
Tag graffiti started popping up all over the walls and the whole room started getting a bad vibe.
I quickly went after my friend and when I came back I was fine and everything was normal again.
But its interesting to think as to how we could potentially harness and master that state that can create things like that.
I wouldnt even know how to practise that though.
Funnily enough a paranoia that stopped me from wanting to lucid dream for a long time was the fear of never waking up.
It's interesting that someone would want to do that on purpose.
But then again this Linus guy sounds like he wasn't very happy with his reality.
oh yea its def possible with acid and stuff, its just more intriguing when someone manages to do it without drugs loll, thats a whole other level. Never waking definietly shouldnt be a concern, once you start lucid dreaming trying NOT to wake up will be the main problem lmaoo
@@TIGERTIGER123TIGER 100%! Have you ever met someone who has that isn't going through psychosis or on drugs? That would be really interesting if someone could do that on a lucid level!
And thank you for the reassurance ❤️
I love this fucking video bro. everything you said is something i already thought of before
WE ON THE SAME WAVELENGTH
I don't particularly buy the idea of the actual sensory manipulation in real life, but honestly the idea of time dilation within a dream seems plausible to me since humans kind of experience time individually, and you could change that within a dream maybe. I doubt it would influence the amount of time you are actually in a dream in reality though, just the amount of time you experience within the dream.
yep 100%. I think most people have had time dilation in normal dreams at some point, its a good illusion your brain can pull off.
Which I think might as well be the same as being in a dream for that amount of time.
the beginning of the video called me out...
I know I’m a bit late to this but has anybody ever had an intercourse in there lucid dream?
Yess alot of times even its feels very real and most of the time, girls are my very close friends
The time chamber he is talking about is from Dragon Ball Z it’s if you spend 1 years in the time chamber it’s one day in the real world or I guess dream world so that might actually work just not to the crazy extent he was going to
oh yea lol that's what he was talking about i remember now
Bro shifted. If ur in a dream for years it cant be an actual dream eather hes full of sh!t or shifted to some reality
He’s the honoured one
So have you ever been able to dilate time?
tutorial on lucid dream methods that dont require wake back to bed?
Just do mild you don’t have to wake back to bed it just helps a little bit
just try dild hooking
or if u can then use scan rc or gravity rc
i cant lucid dream my sleep schedule is bad, pls help, ive been trying so hard and i dont know how to do techiniques, im 9 and i wanna fly
nahh ur 12-15 and u wanna do sum else... LMAO
9 yr olds have no clue how to use commas
no im actually 9@@WisaeW-zw4um
well i do@@TxGamerr8944
@@WisaeW-zw4um 🤨
Getting losts of SAO vibes from this creep Miles, maybe he took acid or dmt while watching anime or something. God bless his soul.
shii maybe. i do hope he turned out alright
I believe it tbh.
this is literally just the plot of omori
Can miles lucid daydream?
Damm Brooo^^
What a wired Story^^
Stay lucid ;)
Seems a little too crazy to be true. Bro was probably just trying to fuck with everybody, or it could be that he tried to use drugs to “enhance” it and got himself an OD, or just an awful experience and decided to never mess with that shit again lol
🤔 so was he like a functional schizophrenic ? Nah I low key love these kind of posts!! These days I’m hella open minded 😆
yea i thinkkk he just had big issues with escaping reality but who am i to judge lol. we can never be sure whats up with him
Bro is probably dead or he’s complete bullshitting. It would be horrifying if he is still in a dream☠️
this shit spooked me tf out
MISSION ACCOMPLISHED
@@TIGERTIGER123TIGER do you reply to every comment?
i try to unless someone posts a 10 page essay
I like your accent. Where are you from?
im from australia but both my parents are british so its kind of weird
What do you think of Reality shifting ?
dream incubation (choosing what to dream about). Not sure if you can call it a lucid dream if you're having one but don't believe you're in a dream.
Reality shifting is all fake. Like 100% of it. The people that claim that there is science behind it like many world interpretation, quantum entanglement and so on those are all fake too since they have not been proven yet.
Edit: I will explain what the science behind them are
1. Many world interpretation
Well this is not complicated. It just means every action you do there's an alternate version of you that took the other choice. So technically any reality is possible. But a major flaw with this idea is because the laws of science do not allow most of fictional worlds to exist let alone transmit your consciousness
2. Quantum Entanglement
Imagine two point in totally different universe. Like those points are quadrillions of light year apart. Now let's also imagine both are exact opposite of others. So if one is positive other is negative. So if I were to turn the point into negative the other would become positive instantly. Basically this explains how consciousness shifting works but again there is major flaw. The laws of science don't allow consciousness to be travelled form one body to another
@@TIGERTIGER123TIGER So does not believing youre in a dream cause reality shifting?
@@syndeko1632 No I meant that I think "reality shifters" are just in a dream, but they believe they are in another reality, not a dream, so it wouldn't fit the definition of a lucid dream.
comments are 99 im just commenting to make it a even 100
THANKS g
@@TIGERTIGER123TIGER btw I love your video style its so refreshing compared to other youtubers making so much edits in each vid
oh man, is there a story i know, its called
sounds like mr robot lol
Not hating, but if you make better thumbnails you'll definitely het more views
true
funny enough the thumbnails reeled me in💀
@@CecilsWorld yeah this one is good, but im just saying about the other thumbnails (yet again no hate)
@@CecilsWorldYEAH it was the thumbnails that brought me here!!
the thumbnails were what made me click tbh
"shifters" logic be like:
Why not lucid dream inside the lucid dream
Thats not a thing
Hes from dbz 💀
Heres a mindfuck for you... What if you are originally a person like miles and you lost lucidity in your infinite dream after decades of exhausting your brain trying to be lucid. You are actually god of this dreamworld and you created it when you were lucid but you don't remember because as you encarnated across manny different lives you became less and less lucid and more mentally exahsteted. You created the pyramids when you where lucid and new this was a dream, but you have forgotten its a dream and the dream now controls you, and if you believe in there lizard people that David like talks of, perhaps the dream is now attempting to control and confine your consciousness manifesting through various dream entities. And what if all these conscious people on this planet are all conscious through fractals of your own consciousness and in order to wake up out of this dream you need to wake up your fractaled consciousness too.
Anyways just a thought, have a good morning.
I just realized I lowkey just casually dropped a cognitohazzard in the comments section of a youtube video. If that comment just gave you existential dread, Im sorry about that, and I volunteer to help you cope with that thought as I had to.
Good troll
Dragon ball z time chamber lol
How many years ago were you 13 blud?
likeee 5
How comfy is that new chair
REAL GOOD MAN
You sound like hazma
sorry/ not trying to
@@TIGERTIGER123TIGERnot in a bad way
advanced schizo
Dude I discovered something quite amazing, you should try it. I fell asleep 21:00 woke up 01:50-02:10(don't remember exactly when I woke up but that's the estimate) then I attempted wild but found it difficult and fell asleep normally after this I had multiple(4) false awakenings(great oppurtunities for lucid dreaming) and I didn't know I was dreaming because I couldn't reality check because my hands were stuck under my blanket all four times. So I've taught myself how to reality check by holding my breath and attempting to breath out of my mouth. I think this could be a method because usually wild and wbtb combined can produce false awakenings quite often and you can teach yourself to do a reality check everytime you wake up. Since I didn't know about the rc that didn't require my hands I couldn't try it but I will again soon. I hope this works and idk if there is science behind this but ig it's kind of a dild. What are your thoughts?
i may be dumb.
but i dont see how u can hold you breathe and breath outta ur nose. everytime u try to breathe thru ur nose ur breathe will stop holding...
What wild did you do?
@@TIGERTIGER123TIGER You're miss understanding you hold your breath and breath out of your mouth and it won't work but if it does work you're In a dream.
@@TxGamerr8944 "normal" one where you focus on anchor til hypnogognia
Bro
cap
tiger123 does not lie
@@TIGERTIGER123TIGER oh ok ma bad
You spent all this time reading his comments and making up opinions about it all and make a 14-minute video about it but you never once realized that he simply did what's called reality shifting? I can see you're new to the powers of the mind. You think it's just some kind of primitive organ that tells you when to eat and when to sleep? Like you're an animal? So you don't understand consciousness? You think things like imagination, creativity, abstract thinking, etc. are products of evolution, but for some reason these developed only in a single species, yet it never developed in dinosaurs (that had larger brains than us) in hundreds of millions of years? So you literally use your brain like an animal and live like an animal? Cool.
LOL. i thought my ego was big until I saw your comments😹. If your fantasy world is keeping you happy bro keep it up. love you.
@@TIGERTIGER123TIGER Okay, so now you choose to top your ignorance by showing off that you have zero clue what "reality" is. Or how it works. Because if you had any inkling you would never use the term "fantasy world". Oh, I get it, you're one of those people that think that the universe "exploded" from nothing into something for no reason, and it just happened to organize itself into galaxies and solar systems, and life was an accident, and consciousness is some kind of freak by-product. Because that makes so much sense, doesn't it? Or because some self-proclaimed authorities on human intelligence said so and you bought it all? Nice going, bro.
And when someone tells you that consciousness has primacy over mind and matter you laugh. You are literally fantasizing your life into existence (like everyone else), EXCEPT you are doing it unconsciously. Not very smart, bro. Because doing it consciously is, what? Hard?
Okay, so let me get this straight. So you lack any basic understanding of what the universe is or how it works. You have zero clue what consciousness is and how it works. You lack the ability to control YOUR OWN MIND! And by extension your dreams - and basically your own life, GEEEZUSSS! Your life must be a mess! And then you read about some RANDOM GUY who has achieved slightly more control over his mind than you ever managed to (because he understands how to voluntarily activate certain neurotransmitters that naturally occur in your brain while you are ignorantly relying on a single one [serotonin] for your perception of reality for no good reason), and you decide to make a video on youtube about him, and tell the world how he must be lying? :D :D :D Wow, you're the man!
Yeah, love you too, you crack me up bro!
aint reading allat
Nahh man, even comparing your mind to that of any animal is an insult to all animals (I mean any, from a fly to human), just wait until you hear that dinosaurs didn't have larger brains than humans 😂
@@CherriorGMD "A recent paper published in the Journal of Comparative Neurology estimated the T. rex brain to have weighed around 350 grammes, and endowed this predator with considerable intelligence, putting the “King of the Tyrant Lizards” on a par with extant monkeys."
That's all fine and dandy but, tell me, why is it that the largest mammal on the planet 65 million years ago was the size of a chicken, and in 65 million years that evolved into a human and developed consciousness, yet dinosaurs remained the same for over 150 million years without any change in brain size? Was natural selection on pause for a few hundred million years?
I had "deja vu" like all the time, it was scary :O
Sounds like he’s reality shifting before it was a thing idk
Shifting and permashifting.