Step By Step Tutorial SSILD: Senses Initiated Lucid Dream
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- This is a step by step tutorial to Senses Initiated Lucid Dream or SSILD as it is abbreviated to.
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I tried this two nights ago and I had an extremely vivid false awakening. I jumped out of bed way too realistically, and then ran to the bathroom. I started peeing, and then felt a warm sensation on my legs, and that's when I woke up for real.... So Long story short, ssild is so vivid it'll make you piss yourself.
I laughed so hard when I read that and everyone around turned to look at me. Luckily my friend thought I was laughing at her joke xD
Well thanks for scaring me 0_o
I will not lie this has happened to me. Ps: If you are about to pee in a dream WAKE UP!
+Junker1599 This comment needs more likes XD
I've peed in a dream and not peed in real life
Dude, it worked! Awesome :D and so little effort too
Whoa, wuzzup Jacoo? Fancy seeing you here, I should have known you were into lucid dreaming. I can't wait to try this method out too, sounds worth it. :)
Love your music by the way, soundtracks to my life
Finally a LD initiation technique!! Please do a stabilization & dream control tutorial next. :)
I did this just as I went to bed yesterday and... In the first dream I had, I became lucid, increased the lucidity to level 4 and started flying and throwing Kamehamehas at people at my school! It was so freaking fun! They were all screaming in agony and being thrown all over the place kinda like GTA 5 characters LEL!
I really like lucid dreaming, the other day I was sick as FUCK and then in the middle of the night, I was in the US in a Walmart kinda store (which is unusual because I live in Canada) and I suddenly became lucid in front of a big muscular black guy. Everything went from blurred to surreal. I just decided to start a fight with him and we fought like in the Matrix and DBZ, we were at equal strength and we were kicking each other into alleys of stuff and everything was just destroying as we rammed into them! I didn't even feel sick at all! At the end, we both talked and he told me that this was a good fight. I told him I was dreaming and that we wouldn't see each other anymore. He just responded "Really? I'm a dreamer too!" and we both talked to each other a little bit until we both woke up. There I was, in my bed, sick as hell again. Best experience of my life.
Funny thing is, I am actually a native French speaker, but I use English more often than French. Almost all of my dreams are in English and ALL my lucid dreams are in English, that's pretty cool! I don't really think that guy was actually a real dreamer, but who knows, it might be, after all, many people shared dreams! Maybe he even was the reason I became lucid in the first place!
That sounds awesome. Especially the first part. 😈
Darien Henrie Yeah, it was a lot of fun!
Enigma How many lucid dreams you had?
FilaTheGecko 3-4
***** FILD. But I usually Lucid dream by reality checks.
Tip for SSILD - If you fall asleep easily start with three cycles eyes open then close your eyes continuing the cycles until you fall asleep.
You should have 1 million subscribers :)
Exactly
Lucid dreaming has absolutely no effect on your waking life (except for doing reality checks and heightening awareness and all those other things) what I mean is lucid dreaming will only benefit you, it's for all ages, a four year old can do it, five six, seven, sixty-three. Any age, in fact lucid dreaming gives you benefits such as- More restful sleep, heightened ability to think clearly, less likely to experience nightmares, the list goes on... Those are the things that go without saying you can also- Remove silly fears from your life, practice important events while asleep like an audition or something leading to you being better at it, being more aware in your life, resulting in having an increased zest and love for life because you will be experiencing things much more clearly. And last but not least, you'll generally be a happier person in general, because you will be able to live out your fantasies whatever those may be, either way just know that lucid dreaming only does good, not harm. And all ages can participate.
Kleo3392 I agree with what you are saying but I don't understand who you are answering too,everyone here had/are interested in lucid dreams,you are convincing the convinced
I don't remember why I posted that. Just bored I guess...
+Kleo3392 True words tho.
I know 11 months late lol
Using that technique can help visualizing your desired manifestation because this exercise helps to train the key senses that allow you to experience your visualized desire or outcome and the feeling it results in as if you are experiencing it in the physical world as if it already exists.( law of attraction)
Hi giz! I don't remember how i found your channel i suppose i sort of stumbled upon it a while back, anyway I have been writing a Dream Journal for some time now and I have been able to lucid dream 3 times since, but more importantly I am able to recall my dreams, something I never have been able to enjoy previously. and if it hadn't been for you making your videos and me stumbling upon them some night when i was up all night youtubing, I never would have given it a second thought. My sleeping pattern has also improved ALLOT, witch I really needed. So anyway I just thought i should show my appreciation och say my thanks to you! Keep on going, I really enjoy your work.
Finally got around to trying this one, worked first time! I completely ignored the sleeping times that were recommended though - I went to bed at 2-2:30 and got up around 8 before sleeping again.
I love your sound effects
sight sight touch
Sight sight touch
Sight sight touch
Sight sight touch
WE’LL GO WE’LL GO LUCID
WE’LL GO WE’LL GO LUCID
this is probably your best guide video I've seen yet man. I'm going to give this a try tonight, thanks Giz.
Hi man... super thank you for your videos. you are a great person. Keep up the good job
sometimes I wake up because of my alarm to go to school, I put so much effort in and finally get out of bed but it turns out to be a dream -_-
so then I have to do it all again and that was a dream as well -_-
I had actually never heard of this technique before and I'm trying it for the first time tonight (technically this morning) and I'm excited to see how it works. First time probably won't be the best, but we'll see. I had a question for you though. In my past, I've had a few lucid dreams, but they've been pretty useless. I've used FILD and MILD in the past, so I've always purposely gone into the ones I've had. The problem is that in my past dreams I've always just been kinda floating around and I've been on the verge of awakening the whole time. Usually I can't even open my eyes in the dream or my eyes in real life will spring open. I'm hoping that using this technique will help, but I guess I'll have an answer tomorrow. One more thing. Love the channel and I really enjoyed this video. Keep it coming!
Hahaha that sound at 5:53 is a surprisingly spot-on explanation of that feeling!
Good to see you again dude !
if i wake up 5 hours after sleep i wont fall asleep for the next 2 hours probably :'(
This is amazing 2 nights ago I was warping between reality and dream seeing images of me sitting on a bench with someone no not someone because using mild I remembered a dream with a girl (only half of my dream) in a mine cart with me and this warping was intense the most ever in waking world or dream world but thank you thanks to you because mild is the only reason I remember even any of my dreams usually I get a dream a years 2 dreams in a month and I hope to someday when I'm trying wild ill remember you
P,S still a sub oh yeaaaaaaaah
So, how's life?
Yeah how's life
This sounds very much like "getting more bang for your buck." usually, my dreams are hyper real, but I am rarely aware enough of where I am to do a reality check or whatever, I sort of just roll with it and wake up thinking "damnit! I didn't check again!" and that's really frustrating. so far though, my LD tally is well into the double digits, something like 25 or 30 since I started....nearly 2 years ago. But hey, this might actually be the technique i needed to really get going. Thanks Giz! Btw, I am following your Learn as I Learn tutorials too, and I'm really liking the fresh start. :)
My stupid ass had to wake up to go to the bathroom an hour before my alarm went off and I couldn’t go back to sleep after that lmao
Well what do you know, this is what I've been doing the whole time to initiate Lucid Dreams, didn't know it had a name to it.
Trying it tonight, wish me luck!
Dang.
Good luck 🤞😸
so if i wake up like let say 6 or 7 or maybe 8 hours later and i try SSILD. will it still works???? pls respawn.
respawn? lol
ReCreatedAli
sorry Man U gotta ninja defuse
ReCreatedAli no
The trick is having insomnia. You can induce this by never sleeping at the same time (within a range of 90 minutes) every day. Wierd things happen, including being coinciouss while entering a dream state as a positive (though this can be quite unsettling) but often as not sleeping paralysis.
Hey Giz. Thanks for the information. This technique is like using the ADA technique except using it in cycles
Love that your uploading more, you should have more subs! :)
i had a dream and in the real world the phone rang whilst in the dream world my phone rang and it had my home phone number on the screen. boom ssild. except i woke up
This is exactly what I've been looking for. I have a pretty severe version of muscular dystrophy, and am unable to move almost at all. I can feel everything/I'm not paralyzed, I just have no muscle strength. As you can imagine, that makes several types of lucid dreaming techniques impossible for me.
Seeing as I'm not paralyzed, it's kind of ironic that I've recently been suffering from sleep paralysis. It's terrifying when you're not trying to get it to happen, so I figured I would try and make the best of it and venture into the world of lucid dreaming.
Are there any other techniques like this that don't involve any kind of movement? Preferably something that doesn't involve waking up again, as I don't really want to wake up my assistant just so I can have a lucid dream. Thanks!
am I allowed to swallow saliva build-up using this method?
I wonder that as well
+signumcrucis007 lol that's what i've been wondering,it's the only thing that interup's me
Yes
Will listening to music while I sleep affect the possibility of a lucid dream? Or what effect will it have on lucid dreaming?
Dang, it worked!
Did it work right when you fell asleep or did it take a bit? Also was it realistic?!
but if I don't look at my screen after sleep to write in my dream journal then i'l forget by dream but if I do write then the bright light will stop me from falling asleep again afterwards :/
+max010113 have same problem bro ;:D
+ReCreatedAli there's this weird thing called paper and pens.
Linch Pin its hard to write in the dark thou :/
+max010113 Ultimate solution: Verbally record your dreams. Have your phone (or any recording device) by your bedside. When you wake up, verbally describe your dream (and don't forget to record of course), then fall back asleep. Do a reality check before hand tho, as it may be a false awakening XD. That'd be funny just for you to record and then wake up again only to have it be a false awakening and have to do it all over again... lol.
I don't do this myself but I've heard that it helps a lot of people. No need to look at a bright light, no need to write in the dark. Verbally describing your dreams is MUCH easier and comes in a more concise form when I've tried to do it as well. Because I remember so much detail of my dream that even a shorter dream can easily take up multiple comments on RUclips (since they do have a limit, they just don't say they do. It's a high limit tho lol but I reached it a few times.. at least I think I did, since on one comment I kept trying to click "Post" and it kept giving me an error, not a specific one like your comment is too long since they apparently just don't want to admit they have a character limit, but I assumed within a few seconds that was it so I had to break it up lol :P It was a *very* detailed description of one of my false awakenings BTW lol. Fuck I can't beleive I didn't get lucid! ughhhhhhhhhh
Download a blue light filter
Can you please make a video on psychedelic use and compare to lucid dreaming. The benefits and draw backs of both. Thankyou.
it always bothers me... when I wake up at night.. Do i open the lights and stuff? or will that wake me up more? :(
Ok so last night i was just normal dreaming and stuff. So I was dreaming i was at school and stuff and i was watching your videos that night and i seen the one about pain. So every person in my dream realized you couldnt feel pain or anything and i was like oh cool. At this point i still didnt know if i was dreaming or not so someone was telling a teacher that we couldn't get hurt or anything and he looked at me and was like Jacob show him. We were all in my school gym and so i climbed up ontop of the first step on the bleachers and jumped off onto my arm and i didnt feel any pain. suddenly i realized that i was dreaming. I was like oh jeez im dreaming but then something happened. As soon as i realized i was dreaming everything started to rumble and i heard something that sounded like an earth quake. i was still dreaming but the rumbling wouldn't stop i was conscious in my dream and then the rumbling stopped when i opened my eyes and i sat up and i was like holy crap was that sleep paralysis i dont know if it was thoe because i could move when i woke up. this is the first time iv ever had a lucid dream but saddly it was only for a few seconds do to me panicking or something. could you tell me if it was sleep paralysis or not but this was just a weird dream experience fore me. The strange thing was is that i wasnt prepping myself to start lucid dreaming it just happend.
No
Than what happend?
I remember that i had lucid dreams but mostly the same nightmare, always. If i had that nightmare tonight i would probably laugh because of the nostalgia. Btw hi from the future.
Thanks alot for this video! Its chilled and relaxed. You don't have to worry about hallucinations too much if at all and its easy. I do have a question though. Is it possible to do the method without doing the WBTB, because it seems like you only do that to make your dreams better. Thanks alot.
the sequence of senses doesn't have to be so strict, it really doesn't matter
Thanks for the video. Is this your favoured technique?
Hey so I've watched most of your videos and when you say "wake up 4-5 hours after you fall asleep" what do you mean? How do you just wake up? Or do you set an alarm? Love the videos👍
I know this comment is 5 years old, but someone like me who is trying to lucid dream like me might be wondering the same thing. I’ve never had a lucid dream, and last night was my first try. I set an alarm for 5:00 am, there’s more videos with advice on that. Btw last night the method I tried was fild, and it did not work. I did have a dream though. I know I should probably try a method for more then one night, so I’ll try this method for a while.
I’ll come back to this comment if I lucid dream soon, good luck to everyone.
@@yunarc6098 5 years later and I’m still here 🤣 I figured it out over all this time. You can either set an alarm or try to wake up naturally but the key is to remain completely relaxed and while your body falls asleep your mind stays conscious. The only thing about setting an alarm is you have to move to turn it off which makes you less relaxed. Cheers
Do you think waking up earlier like at 2-3 am will affect how tired I am if I have to wake up 3-4 hours later at 6? Cause I want to try this but I need to get sleep also...
I woke up early today, did some things and I went back to bed. I had a lucid dream and last night I had one too but I don't think I can call these like that. I became lucid in a dream inside another. When I wake up(in the first dream) I don't even mind doing a reality check because I'm sure it's real life. When I realized I was dreaming(in the second dream) it felt like I knew it all the time. It's like I am dreaming about having a lucid dream not really having one. What am I doing wrong?
I'm having problems controlling it too which I didn't before. Today's dream I tried to change things and I couldn't so I got really scared about being trapped in the dream forever. It became almost a nightmare but I could wake up myself.
pontus andersson Thank you so much for answering. I'll definitely try what you said, hope it works. About this technique to wake up by starting to breath irregular, yes that was what i did to wake up and it worked. But the problem is me being afraid of getting stuck in the dream and it has already happened before once. Anyway, thanks for your help.
Oh, great, another method. I am having trouble with WILD, I just can't make my body fall asleep sooner than my mind. Thanks for the vids, Giz.
I end up waking up naturally at 2AM when I sleep at 10 so I'm rather wide awake but I can still fall asleep relatively easily. Will the fact I woke up on my own without an alarm affect my capability of doing this in any way.
I've watched too much horror stuff. Most of my dreams are nightmares, and since I watch so much horror stuff, it all seems real so I never realize I'm dreaming. Anyway to reverse this?
I've gotten to the point where my body feels heavy and I feel tingly and I have really random thoughts but what happens after that? Do I have to set an alarm or can I just go for it? Any advise?
Hey Giz, I don't think the cycles need order.
i had a dream, and in the dream, my older brother was sleeping and talking during it. He was mumbling random stuff, so i told him, "You are dreaming, go control your dreams." and stuff similar to that many times. I think i was close to lucid dream, as i've been trying to have one for a month now. Any advice?
+Jaxon012 keep on trying you will go lucid, thinking about lucid dreaming in a dream and remembering means ur almost there.
Would it be OK for a 13 year old such as me to be an active lucid dreamer? Just wondering
Why not?
yea its fine mayte, its very eye opening, anybody and everybody can benefit from it, just try not to bite of more than you can chew in terms of trying to lucid dream, start small and build up like Giz says.
voy formela Sweet! Thanks!
Sure, I'm fourteen and regularly practice and experience lucid dreams :)
Even kids lucid dream, also when we are kids we have more chances to lucid dream because we sleep more and our REM cycle is longer and we are more aware of things in real life as kids, so 13 is pretty good :P
Can I listen to binaural beats?
So should I do this when I first go to bed aswell as when I wake up 4-5 hours after going to bed? Or only after the 4-5 hours?
only after, it doesn't do anything when you first go to bed.
how do i not fall asleep
How do i dreamzvo?
When are the best times to do reality checks?
Try to do about every hour, 10 + a day is excellent.
I also recommend doing before going to sleep and when waking up at night / morning
Sooo let's say I try the FILD technique and right after I reality check it works. So what do I do now? Will I open my eyes and a dream just be there?
Nah it to risky you might actually open your eyes. Imagine a sunny beach and you walking around it and you slip into the dream.
Dont open your eyes. Start to imagine a scenery and you will suddenly find yourself inside te dream.
Thanks guys, I'll be sure to try it out :D
I think it's SILD not SSILD
Are you Merlin? You're Merlin.
Ssssssssssild
that 1 hater....
+Whippinyoass Gaming 2
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still 3
Still 3 after two years
Still 3 after 4 years..
do all of these techniques to Lucid Dream have to mess up your sleep cycle? like seriously....
Nope ^_^ Lucid dreaming doesn't make you restless, as you're not actually moving and all that, you're just kind of making it up and experiencing it. You still get meaningful rest even if you're flying around.
Hawk Sandwich nah I mean like...when he said that you have to wake up an hour earlier than normal and then go to sleep when your supposed to wake up normally?
Oh, I see.... Hmm... I don't know X_X
Hawk Sandwich yeah that bit confused me...
***** thats why you set tour alarm clock 4-5 hours after you went to bed. The first couple of hours we are in deep sleep, then the REM sleep starts, its not that hard and i haven't had any problem with waking up.
doesn't work it's patched (ik that's original asf) 😂
Fxbian Downgrade your version then, just press esc, refresh, and power button, once you did that, you will see an error. Don't worry, all you have to do is press ctrl+d and enter to enable developer mode. Note that it will erase all of your memory, so make sure you backed it up to a usb drive or google drive, now every time you wake up from your sleep, you will see a scary screen that says is verification is off, don't worry about it and just wait 30 seconds then it will boot like normal, now, when you wake up, just press ctrl+alt+t, when you did that it will open the terminal, now from there type "shell" and press enter. Now what you will do is type "downgrade 12.5.00" and press enter, it will now install and your brain will reboot. It will still have the so verification is off thing, to get rid of the screen just press space then press enter. It will erase your memory. And from there you can try SSILD again and it will work.
Now inception makes sense. Those assholes were Hackers.