Recently I did tell some characters that we were in a dream and that they didn’t exist in real life, except me who was asleep. To my surprise they agreed and added that they were a product of my subconscious mind and had been created along with the scenario of that dream. I was still in shock for hearing that when one of them said :” Now it’s time that you wake up and go back to real life...because there is a surprise for you waiting after you leave this dream”. I naively believed him and did all the tricks to wake up ASAP. Of course, once awaken there was no surprise for me...it was a trap!
Still quite fun and funny. Sounds like a quite positive experience overall, and an entertaining dream story, so def thanks for sharing. You did technically choose to wake yourself up there, and dream characters react how you expect them to with your strongest associations.
I went into a lucid nightmare where in my dream there was a 2 dimensional face was looking at me. It was so close that I couldn’t see anything else and it was terrifying. I tried to open my real eyes and it worked except I still saw the face.. I could see my ceiling and things in my room but the face was STILL THERE in front of my face and I couldn’t get rid of it. It eventually faded but imagine the feeling of closing your eyes, seeing a scary face, opening your eyes and still seeing the face. Absolutely terrifying
That happened to me too when I was younger. I saw the devil and I was too scared to move whatsoever even though I was awake and could move and everything u described. I could hear sounds too.
This happened when I was younger, I was terrified of this creature, it looked like a fairy and had extremely sharp teeth, one time I fell asleep and it appeared, I woke up crying and kept seeing it everywhere before it faded
I had a dream like this.. And I had a friend in the dream and she said, " wait what are we doing, where are we?" I then told them, " SHH (her name) stop! Your gonna wake me up!" Then she said, " wait what!?" When I woke up and I'm guessing it wad at least 4 or 5 days after the dream I had and i was on call with my friend. I talk about my dream i had and then was freak out when she said she had the same dream! I kept asking her questions about what happened in the dream just to make sure she wasn't pulling a prank on me. And she got every single one correct. Has it ever happened to anyone else because this really freaked me out?
not exactly the same thing happened to me, but i dreamed about one girl who i normally dont talk to and told her, and she said she had a dream about me too a couple weeks ago!
wait #3 i did tell them like “okay it’s time for me to wake up” out loud but like that’s when i also realized i was lucid, but like in that dream the person was also having a lucid dream and they were like omg good idea and we were both frantically trying to wake up before the killer or wtv got to us. It didn’t work LOL. I got stabbed by a syringe various times then fought back and saved the day yay
When I lucid dreamt for the first time, I was roaming around screaming "do uk? U r just in my dream, I can vanish u if I want to ehehe🌚" lmaooo, and they were looking at me like *is she nuts😀* kind-of expression 😭😂
I troll my dream characters all the time. Whether it's having them tell me they're dream characters, to in the case of my father one time when he doubted I was dreaming, climbing up his back, doing a frontflip over his head, and flying away. That was fun. I also have extremely cooperative dream characters, and when I'm having schema issues or anxiety issues, having a dream character there really helps me bridge the gap, and I've had some really amazing lucidity involving colaborative control with dream characters, from flying, to teaching someone how to hover, to teleporting, it's been really fun. This list unfortunately is not helpful for anyone. At best it's personal experience that need not apply. At worst, someone listens to it, believes it, and internalizes it, creating schematic associations that are harmful to their practices. You can safely ignore what is referenced here.
Hey Tipharot, I know that probably most of the people that watch the videos are new to lucid dreaming because most people learn about it and stop watching, but I want you to know that when I discovered all this thanks to your videos you really impacted my life in a positive way. You helped me through the learning process and responded some comments of mine a few years back. i just wanted to thank you for taking the time to make these videos for us, I really appreciated it. I also remember that your storytelling was pretty good, maybe you should try making a second channel just talking about some other stuff you like that might have more audience, creating a personal brand like pewdiepie for example that isn't obliged to talk about only one subject. best wishes my man.
Yeah the last one is very true lol. I remember having a dream where I was sitting in my kitchen with my mom and I just kind of realised I’m dreaming because it felt really off and fake. So I give my mom a hug and say “I’m dreaming, aren’t I?” she looks at me really confused and asks “What are you talking about?” Then the dream starts breaking and I wake up 😔
Not actually true. Like all things in dreams, that is based on schematic association. If you are nervous or anxious, as emotions influence the theme or mood of dreams, and you expect a result like the one you got, as in that reflected your strongest associations at the time, that is how dreams opperate.
question. if u watch a lot of 2D characters and u really wish to see them in lucid dreams, is it the same spawning any other person? like believing they're around a corner or a door?
Number 3 was two times for me Time 1 - I was just in a lucid dream in this big white box, with one person that I didn’t know and I went up to them and said, “hey, is this a dream?” Knowing dang well it was a lucid dream. They just looked at me and the dream ended 😪😪 Time 2- I was with my two best friends at our old school, the teachers gave us the assignment to teach the younger kids as we were in the older kids group. And so we started to help out but then let’s call her pookie 1 (YES I KNOW MY BFF NAMES😭) had gotten the idea of sneaking out of the building and pookie 2 was like “Okay! Anything to leave this hell!” And I just agreed. We snuck out the back door and I finally said to them, “hey, are you guys also in a lucid dream?” They both had said yes but bro I was so gullible and believed that 💀so we had decided to go to my house as it was just 3 minutes away from the school by car, but we were gonna walk so about 7 minutes to get there. But then I had this great idea out going back into the school and stealing all of their Nutella 💀💀💀💀💀 my pookie’s said let’s do it! So we went in I had grabbed the Nutella and we made a dash for it ( idk why there was Nutella in a school-) when we got outside we turned around AND BRO….. (I don’t remember all the police like people there so there might have been more) THE FBI THE ARMY THE POILCE THE SWAT TEAM WE WERE SURROUNDED BY CARS AND HELICOPTERS- the end 😃
Once in my dream a girl gave me her number so, i added her and we fell in love have kids and then i woke up and looked at mirror and said i am dying single to myslef🥺
Just so you are aware, you can ignore everything on this list as it's just schematic association and not actually a rule. Content like this actually causes the things it warns against because people who view it then expect to get negative results when these things happen, so it's no shock that when something from this list comes up, the dreamer who viewed this content and internalized it gets a negative response. Content like this serves no purpose.
It seems really interesting but I am way too scared of nightmares, I don’t really wanna end up laying on my bed paralysed with my spore creatures around telling me I made their lives miserable.
Tips for sleep paralysis: (I’m experienced and have had it quite alot before so trust me) Don’t ever open your eyes, just don’t. Don’t panic to much, please. It will have consequences. Don’t race your mind to much or it will also have consequences. Focus on breathing. There’s alot of pressure on your chest. And most importantly, try to get back to sleep the hardest you can. If you sleep and wake back up it will be gone.
Honestly ive been trying to lucid dream but I've just stpped now becuase im afraid of lucid nightmares and since I'm afraid I will probably accidentally trigger them so someone please tell me should i stay away from lucid dreaming or is it safe
Once i had a lucid dream during the lockdown and attending offline classes in school with my friends and SUDDENLY REALIZED! It was lockdown, how could be the school open . I told my BFF( In dream) And suddenly got control over my dream Then I ran out, Jumped down the balcony, Suddenly a portal opened, I got thrown there, reached antarctica and many more things happened It was a roller coaster 🎢 of emotions
Answer, if you expect to wake up, you will. This list should be ignored as it is not accurate in the slightest. It is based on inaccurate information and personal associations, not hard facts.
I had my first lucid dream last night and I got excited soo much but I didn't wake up I wanted to wake up but it still didn't work I guess I have a strong mind
Hey nice short, but; Getting excited does not do much, because you are aware this is a dream it will not cause enough adrenaline to be pumped in and wake you up.
Is there a such thing as being trapped in a dream? Cus when I was 10 I had a loop dream I kept on trying to get up and go to the kitchen but I kept on being back in bed. It was preppy
Everytime i lucid dream im like wait im in a dream none of this is real and when i try to go somewhere in my dream they grab me and keep me from moving
I only just found out what lucid dreaming is but I hope I can experience it! I realized though, that before I even knew what it was I have had a lucid dream, I woke up as I realized it was a dream. The thing that gave it away was that I slapped my face (I have no clue why) and I couldn't feel anything, I asked the person there with me (I think it was my dad) to slap their face and he kinda wobbled like a holographic jelly (idk how to describe it). I then said "it's a dream!!" And then woke up
Lucid dreaming is really amazing. There's a lot of inaccurate info out there, particularly on platforms like RUclips, reddit, and ticktock, dare I say, so take what you hear with a grain of salt. Things like this video for example are not useful nor are they accurate, but personal experiences made into a general rule that creates expectations in the minds of viewers that ultimately in dreams cause the vary issues the video claims to warn against. If you wake up because of something in this video, it's because you expected to wake up, probably due to watching something like this video. I'd recommend looking into sources like Exploring the World of Lucid Dreaming by dr. Stephen LaBerge and his lucidity institute, which has some stuff published online, even though they sadly haven't been active for several years.
actually once I had a lucid dream , story went by that I was just normally dreaming normall dream but then I saw my own self sitting infront of my self and that's what the moment when i realized it's a dream and i I even Told my mother that i am dreaming and she actually agreed!!
I have a big doubt... I can understand why reality checks work, except for looking on the fingers one... I mean, actually why does it work in the first place,, it's not like something you want to happen... Can you explain, please
Hands in general just tend to behave weirdly in dreams. I don't know if it's because we generally don't spend a lot of time looking at our hands IRL - but it's pretty common to look at your hands in a dream and not have the usual 5 fingers per hand. Or for your hands to just look weird and distorted.
Well, if it does work, it's usually do to inconsistency in dreams, particularly with things that are more complex and detailed, which is why looking at text and then away and back is referenced, or it breaks physics like holding your nose and breathing. The thing is, reality checks done mindlessly without criticality do not work. They also don't get you lucid in dreams, but if done in dreams, confirm lucidity. Something already triggered you to question if you were dreaming, and confirmation was saught. Reality checks, if done at all, should involve being present in the moment, only paying attention to what you're specifically doing, and examining your environment and situation critically to determine if you are dreaming. Reality checks on the whole though are not generally a recommended practice to use, particularly as most who try them attempt to make it a habit and do them mindlessly, which entirely defeats the purpose. MILD or techniques like it that deal with prospective memory are good, and I do a version that combines prospective memory with criticality by finding dream signs in the dreams I use for the technique each night.
Yeah, don’t get excited. I have a routine where I go: “ok you’re dreaming. Juuust take it easy.. relax..” The trouble is that if you get too relaxed about it, you can forget you’re lucid and go back to sleep again!
Why not get excited? Excitement is fun and awesome, and contrary to the types of schema content like this tends to create, it does not wake you up. Usually what people attribute to waking from excitement is either beginner lucids, not much experience, likely either dream ending anyway as in got lucid at the end, or just not paying much attention to the actual experience. The other thing is people expecting excitement to wake them up, and in that case, excitement isn't the actual thing that wakes them, just the trigger for a schema they internalized by being told that excitement would wake them up.
@@SkyfallBlindDreamer Very intellectual nonsense. As you can read, I adopted a ‘schema’ in which, at the beginning of the dream, the first couple times I went lucid, where I didn’t accidentally wake myself up. That’s all. ‘Excitement is fun and awesome’’? I wasn’t talking about THAT kind of excitement!
Yeah, I remember telling my grandpa who passed away in real life that this was just a dream and that he isn’t actually here he then told me that he knows this and that it was time for me to wake up I looked at him and said wait what he then said in a demonic voice that it was time to wake up which I guess is demonic, voice done the trick because I woke up screaming in a heap of sweat😢
When i was a kid and i experience horror type dream One day i decided that Whenever i show horror type something i will open my eye and wake up. And i did it Form then i always do that And now i know that it was low level lucid dream 😅
Number 4. Do not look in a mirror. Or something that shows you you’re self. It will end with a grim terrifying image. You’ll see some warped spiral face or whatever happens. Just don’t look in mirrors
Thanks for the way to wake up! Actually, today I was dreaming and when I realised that I was dreaming I was trying to wake up so I closed and opened my eyes and I woke up for a second and then closed my eyes for a second and went back to dreaming but I was in my house but I was dreaming then I tried again to wake up and I did it
Because you don't wake up when you're excited. You wake up because either a, someone told you that you'd wake up when excited, you believed that, created a schema for it, it triggered, surprise, you woke up. Or b, you got lucid at the end of a dream, you're new to lucid dreaming, and had a short lucid. Excitement didn't play a role. Or c, you got lucid, got excited, also stopped paying attention to what you were doing/experiencing, and woke up because you didn't pay enough attention to what you were doing.
Lol 2 of these 3 things happened to me. Once i told someone in the street "I AM DREAMING ,I AM DREAMING" And he reacted with: "No you're not" :) Something else i do is close my eyes and open them in a nightmare ,it always works and i wake up ;)
If you think lucid dream or brain wave isn't real, you're wrong. Believe me or not, we had so many brain wave, but i had an experience of feeling sleep brain wave and wake brain wave. One night when i'm in sleeping state, my eyes suddenly open (not lucid dream) in real life and i suddenly awake, but there is a twist, MY SLEEPING BRAIN WAVE AND MY WAKE BRAIN WAVE GOT CRASH INTO EACH OTHER AND OHHHH BOI THAT WAS THE MOST WEIRDEST REALISTIC FEELING I'VE EVER FELT, and when it collide it suddenly makes my BRAIN, yes you heard me right, MY BRAIN hurt like it got electric wave crashing inside my head and it was real. I don't get any dizzy feelings at all, but i get a feeling of my brain hurt like the feeling of our hand got hurt by slapping or something. And boi it was real af, and probably my most weirdest feeling i've ever felt, and it wasn't happening in lucid, IT WAS HAPPENING IRL, because when i woke up, i didn't sleep again because it's already morning and i have to go to work.
I told the characters (a random dude called Sam) that it’s a dream andn the dude basically ran away and I chased him and when I got to him his eyes widened he said “I need to find Nina” 😂😂😂 idk what this means about me as a person 😂
Bro i just randomly lucid dreamed and then i imagined a monster so i could chase the monster once i chased the monster and killed it i tried to search how to wake up in a lucid dream on youtube lol
So I tried to activate my EMS and I kinda.. almost opened my eyes in a dream and the dream was dark, didn't see nothing, also, when I tried to tap into ultra instinct one or two times I was closing my eyes and trying to concentrate, but because I closed my eyes the dream ended
You can blink and close your eyes in your dreams. You are depriving yourself of a visual stimulus, but your other senses are still alive and well. The info in this video is not accurate or helpful in any way, just negative personal associations passed off as a general rule that should be ignored.
Whenever I see these freaking videos I always do these things in my dreams and then I become lucid it’s weird. One time I told someone that it was a lucid dream and then I realized it myself so then I used my magic to fix his crooked teeth
Yesterday I got my 2rd lucid dream and at that night I feel a white flashing into my eyes and I spawning randomly at kitchen where I saw my brother and my mom.. I asked my brother if it was a dream and he said no and I wake up... The food also glitching disappear- it's only lasted 2 second
You can basically ignore this list. It's actually some of the more common inaccurate info on the platform. It's taking personal experiences and schematic associations and making general rules out of them which only serves to hender others who then develop maladaptive schemata as a result.
POV: My brain in a dream. Conscious mind: What happens if I think of something bad? Sub: Did you say something? *OKAY, SPAWNING 10 DEMONS on your way.* Hey, unconscious, make 10 SCARY demons. Unconscious mind OMW bro. (like 0.1 seconds, how does the brain render dreams so fast) Done!
Nah, but not sure if that comment was a troll or not. That's not a thing, and this list is basically serving no purpose but to create schematic associations in the minds of viewers which can hamper their progress.
@@SkyfallBlindDreamerSleep paralysis demons are real ofcourse, but it’s you that has all the power over them since they are to a figment of your imagination, control them and you will get the hang of it. People act like they are gonna kill you.
Basically, you can and should ignore any videos like this one. Things that happen in dreams are based on your schematic associations, basically everything you associate with an idea, concept, etc, and your emotions. All content like this serves to do is to create expectations of negative things happening in dreams and actually cause the issues it warns about, not because they're general things to worry about, they're not, but because viewers expect them to be things to worry about. RUclips has a lot of inaccurate lucid dreaming advice. I'd recommend checking out Exploring the World of Lucid Dreaming by dr. Stephen LaBerge if you have not done so, as it's a good introductory source to lucid dreaming.
Ok, why would I expect dream characters to become hostile or angry when I say I'm dreaming. 2. No. Dream character can be other real dreamers or sprits.
@@myamia1772 No, I just don't like seeing people misinformed in ways that are actually harmful to potential practices. There's just only so many ways you can say the same thing 200 times.
@@SkyfallBlindDreamer If you can't explain why we would expect dream characters to become hostile when we say we're dreaming, then kick rocks... I know for a fact that we can interact with real people through dreams because I have confirmed this with the people I've interacted with so get over it...
You argue with all the expertise and intelect of an 8 year old and it really shows here. How can you expect dream characters to become hostile? Simple, you associate telling them that you're dreaming with becoming hostile, simple as that, and since a lot of RUclipsrs say that, you believe it and it happens, well, there you go. Associations are the cause of things like these happening. Furthermore, you may believe you can interact with spirits or what have you, but there's no scientific evidence to that fact. You can interact with people though, all be it in a rather limited way generally confined to a sleep lab. How about you actually try and prove your points rather than demonstrating just how little intelligence you have on the subject. I'm not sure how long you've been lucid dreaming or how many lucid dreams you have, but it doesn't sound like you've been learning for particularly long, and if I had to guess your age, I'd say 10, maybe 12, 14 would be pushing it, judging by how you act when discussing topics with other. I'd suggest you confine your immaturity to your home instead of putting it on display for all to witness as you have done in this thread. I will not, as you so ineloquently put it, kick rocks or what was that other one? Ah, get over it. I happen to know quite a bit on this topic, and if you'd like the 700 word explanation, I shal gladly give it to you. You wouldn't be the first person I've had to break things down for, or the first to insult my intelligence, nor will you be the last, but you will learn a thing or 2, either about lucid dreaming or about how to engage in discourse with others.
Number 3 surprised me. I recently did run up to someone and excitedly asked them hey, are you dreaming too right now? Like... what if were all goin to the same dreamland? How do YOU know what the f dream characters are tho, guy? You dont know that they are a figment of your imagination. Youre assuming that.
Dream characters will act how you expect them to, as in your strongest associations at the time, conscious or unconscious, combined with your emotional state at the time. That's how dreams at their core function. This video merely creates schematic associations that serve no purpose and can and should be ignored.
You can basically ignore this list as it's based on schematic associations and personal experiences and not actually general rules. In fact, having negative experiences can easily result from expecting to have them from doing certain things as outlined on this list.
I would say they are more intelligent than any AI ever created to this date. Sometimes even giving hidden and deeper thoughtful solutions to things that I didn't think about.
So we wake up if we get to excited that’s explains a lot bc all my life every time I’m having sex in the dream I always wake up before doin any real action
That's not actually true. Excitement does not wake you up. If you expect to wake up when you get excited your expectation will wake you up, but not excitement itself. This list is not actually useful, just schematic associations and personal experiences that are not general rules and can be safely ignored.
That's actually dead wrong. You don't wake up because you get excited, but if you expect to wake up from that, then of course you will, because you do wake up if you expect to wake up. This list is not accurate and not useful in any way as it just creates maladaptive schema. Things that wake you up include being at the end of the dream and not paying attention to what you are doing. These are most common for beginners.
What I would do eat Ananas 🍍 Be sextiollionare Summon a universe Travel machine Go to the murder drones Universe (as a Fan would do) being human Then get infected GETTING MUTATED SO HARD and the Rest at my imagination and my Brain RTX
this is pure misinformation. a lucid dream is simply a dream where you are actually aware of dreaming, and youll usually be able to control the dream. getting too excited wont wake you up, it just doesnt make any sense, and no, nothing will happen if you tell the characters in your dream about the fact that youre dreaming. this isnt inception dude.
anyone new to lucid dreaming will believe this kind of stuff, and its normal, but you gotta learn that its just misinformation. its honesly annoying as not only this guy is spreading misinfo, but also ELD was.
Sleep paralysis isn't a very common experience though, and lucid dreaming doesn't cause it. Lucid dreaming is awesome, cool, and fun as hell, so would recommend trying it out.. :)
@@SkyfallBlindDreamer I will have to try it out one day and I plan on probably soon trying it it's just with me being very unexperienced and there being a lot of memes about it it was a genuine fear of mine keeping me away from lucid dreaming
@@SlumberLand39 Yeah, that's one of the issues I have with a lot of things online as lucid dreaming is an understudied field. Most of the things you'll see on RUclips for example are generally made by people without a lot of experience. Most, not all. One of the issues that comes with attempting to research an understudied field for a platform designed around brief overviews is the tendancy to either a, say what everyone else is saying, or b, do limited research and call it a day, particularly if you are not experienced. I recommend people study some of the sources from people who have researched the field, like Stephen LaBerge. Also, learn about sleep paralysis from the medical and genetic side, because genetics is the primary factor in determining how likely a person is to get it. I'd recommend reading Exploring the World of Lucid Dreaming by Dr Stephen LaBerge, and contrast him with what you've heard so far. A lot of techniques on RUclips are misrepresented, MILD is usually done so quite badly when comparing sources to the original, more than a deviation into a personal practice, but a gutting and mislabeling of the actual method. WILD tends to be misrepresented as either involving sleep paralysis, requiring you to lay still, or requiring you to focus on something, which is not what WILD is about. I'd also recommend some of the content produced by dr. Kristin LaMarca on mindfulluciddreaming.com. You can google her or plug in the website name directly and find her. She charges for paid courses, something I generally don't recommend paying for, but the free content she does have, although limited, is very high quality, and you won't go wrong giving her blog posts a read. Thanks for the reply, and I wish you the best in learning lucid dreaming.
@@SkyfallBlindDreamer thanks for all the information I will definitely do some research with the names you provided and look deeper into the topic because it does sound like something I would like
You can use the restroom in lucid dreams. I've done it in non-lucids and lucids. It doesn't cause you to wet yourself. This list is also quite inaccurate as it is based off personal associations not hard facts, and associations combined with emotions determine what happens in dreams, particularly with regard to one's actions.
Awesome. Yeah, this list should just be ignored. It's just personal associations and not applicable unless you associate these things with the results claimed by this video. This type of content is highly inaccurate.
My first lucid dream I just flew around in my living room while my parents and my sister were just on their phone on the couch not surprised at all that I was flying😂
Telling DCs that it's a dream can be fun from time to time. In one of my most recent lucid dreams, I told two DCs of ppl I know iwl, (who are Vegan iwl) that they could eat the meat that was in front of us, because no animals were hurt for it, since it was a dream anyway. They reacted very positively and we had a grand old time just tasting the various meat products. But usually my DCs already know it's a dream when I get lucid.
@@pinchylobster7392 Waking up from a Lucid Dream is pretty much the same as waking up from a normal dream. You can wake up yourself also, but I don't do that very often. Lucid dreams vary in length so I can't put a number on it.
In my first lucid dream I just was lying in bed when I did a reality check, I had 6 fingers on my left and 7 fingers on my right hand. I got soooo excited and I woke up
Excitement does not wake you up however, four things do. First, expecting to wake up. If you associate the action you are taking or the state or event you are experiencing with waking up, that schematic association causes wakings. Second, your dream is naturally ending. There's not really much you can do about that, though instead of fully waking up, you could aim for DEILD, a fun thing to try if waking naturally from any lucid. Third, not paying enough attention to what you experience. This one's a possibility, more along the lines of total dissociation from your experience, or not thinking about what you are actually doing at all. Fourth and finally, a no brainer, external forces, like alarm clocks, sounds, things of that nature, which everyone has experienced to some degree.
No, it's actually not. This entire list should be ignored as all it is is a way to create maladaptive schemata and actually cause the things it worns against, in essence, a self-fulfilling prophesy. All of this stuff is based on associations and emotions, and these are subjective to the user. I tell dream characters they're in a dream all the time. Mine are darn helpful. They help me when I'm having anxiety or schema issues, and doing dream control with a dream character helping for me has a much higher chance of working.
@@SkyfallBlindDreamerit’s like mirrors. someone once made up that mirrors were scary or someone found out randomly then everyone else believed them. In everyone’s dreams, they are now EXPECTING something scary in the mirror. otherwise they would be fine
@@pretaxMTC Precisely. It's a mind virus of misconceptions. It's some beginners overgeneralizing their experiences, then this being spread until everyone believes it. This overgeneralization comes from being used to learning objective rules. You touch a hot stove, you will get burnt. You throw something up in the air, it will come down. You slam your face into a wall, ouch, that's going to hurt. We deal with objective reality with standard rules on the regular, so when we get to experiences that in themselves are entirely subjective, it's easy for someone not used to this to have an experience and conclude that all their other experiences will necessarily be like that one experience, and then to take this a step further, concluding that everyone else will have the exact same experience, because when dealing with objective reality, that is correct.
I had my first picks dream last night and I thought I has been blinking normal and I wasn't thinking about not blinking so I was just acting as I thought I would normally. I told somebody they werent real and they were in my head. They looked at me like I was insane and said what? After that I sort of felt like how you do when you are tired where your eyes feel a bit heavy and your blinks get a little bit longer. And I swear I held them shut for like a third of a second and woke up in my bed. Still was insane but it felt sort of all blurry hoping grounding will help that.
I close my eyes when in lucid dreams all the time to try and change something. Because I can't fully control it yet. Sometimes I'll lose control over myself too but I'll know I'm dreaming the whole time. Getting excited wakes you for sure. I have told dream people that I was in a dream before and they seemed so interested but didn't really care. Lol
Getting excited only wakes you up because you expect it to. It’s a bad schema. Lucid dreams have no boundaries or rules, so I’m not sure why rules are being made up.
i have a big problem i want to have lucid dream by wild theqnique i meditate for 2 minutes then i visulise the licid dream world and explore it for like 10 minutes then i repeat a mantra (i will lucid dream) at this point i usulay fall asleep and have lucid dream , but its like 1 week that i jump off my bed and scared i dont know why it used to work great for me
Don't give up but also don't stress about it too much. I remember when I first had my lucid dream. I spent more than 6 months trying. I then mentally decided to let go of that desire and to take a nap. Within that nap, I had my first short lucid dream where I flew out of my house and into space like superman. After the first lucid dream, it becomes easier. You start to realize that you can do it. And in the height of when I practiced lucid dream I was able to get at least 1 lucid dream a night for an entire month. I haven't practiced as I once did so I get 1 or 2 a month now spontaneously. *You can do it just don't be too attached to the desire to become lucid and accept that it may or may not come that night.* Lucid dream for the most part requires a non-stressed mind so come with an open and accepting mind to whatever happens without stressing about it.
@@Cone-Head That's great!! Everyone is different. There are even some people that have been lucid dreaming before they knew what it was. The path that each must take will be slightly different.
Unfortunately, this video falls fall short of your recent content, particularly the past month or so, where you've posted good content, and particularly your most recent video which I rather liked, and your best reality check video, which I felt made several good points. Unfortunately, this short only serves to create schematic associations between things you think people shouldn't do in dreams and those things being negative. This serves no purpose whatsoever. You can close and open your eyes in dreams just fine, excitement does not wake you up, and telling dream characters that they're dream characters, it's some of the most fun I have at times, and meta aware dream characters have actually proven quite helpful to me with dream control. What this does is create a schematic association. Don't get excited or you'll wake up. You're telling people that excitement will lead to waking up. Let's call the prospective listener listener a. Listener a hears this, and then gets lucid. They get excited, and they wake up? Why did they wake up? They woke up because they expected to wake up, not because they were excited. The content they consumed gave them a schematic association to waking up, thus that association was triggered in a dream, and they woke up. Now, let's take this same listener a to the third and final item on this list, and now let's also add listener b, someone who has never been told any of these things anywhere, has an unbias view, and does not have inate expectation schema from these events. Listener a becomes lucid. Listener a then tells a dream character that they are a dream character. Listener a was told not to do this and thus expects negative results. The dream character then reacts in a way listener a views as negative. Listener b on the other hand gets lucid. Listener b decides to troll a dream character by using dream control to make them tell him they're a dream character. The character tells listener b that they are a dream character. Listener b laughs, no harm done. That example was actually taken directly from one of my own lucid dreams. Listener b could have also asked the dream character to help him fly, or something else related to dream control. What does everything here have in common? Basically this. What happens in dreams is based on the dreamer's strongest schematic associations and emotional states. Emotions influence the theme or mood of a dream, while the strongest associations on a topic or event that arises become reality. By making videos like this one, you are not intending this result, but the effect you are having is to cause the very things you warn against by creating schematic associations in the minds of your listeners. Thanks for reading, and please consider the impact that your statements have on the schematic associations of your viewers.
I always have lucid dreams.. Dream or nightmare. It sucks actually and normally my "dream characters" actually responed to me sating im lucid or dreaming and tell me ethier things i hate or just comlkete random things
Sometimes i had a dream and i knew that i was dreaming but i couldn't control it and the dream was all black just void and i started to shake my head and i woke up i did it few times in my life now i dont get any dreams
i remember when it was my first time lucid dreaming my brother was a character in my dream and i kept saying It's a dream and he is one of it help he was so confused and then i woke up immediately as if i got kicked out of my dream
Schematic thing, likely emotional related, maybe anxiety, which is something I've struggled with. Being nervous about what you're doing, etc. Emotions tend to influence the mood of a dream, and the types of things we expect to happen. Our strongest associations are basically reality.
I went lucid in a dream one of these days but i have such little brain power and everything is fading away so much that I literaly dont know what to do and some other times i went lucid i just wake up instanly In the past i almost always became lucid perposly to do stuff im not proud of (sex with my classmates or just beeing sexual) and i would do that in a dream cause in the real world the picture i imagine is not as clear as the dream and i dont get the same pleasure from it the ammount of times i did it is just incredible I literaly did not know any tecnics for lucid dreaming at that time and yet i wass able to do it effortlessly almost every day for the wrong reasons and i also did not think much of it like it was a normall every day thing
One really funny thing that happened once is a period when i was much younger where i would start flying and then start question of whether i am in a dream or not needless to say is that i really wanted to beileve that i can actually fly which led me into convincing my self that i can actually after i did an examination of my sorroudings to check for any inaccuracies and flaws that a dream would have and i kid you not i did not find a single thing wrong even my family was there and i think i actually got to talk to them proving to me even further that its reality
Recently I did tell some characters that we were in a dream and that they didn’t exist in real life, except me who was asleep. To my surprise they agreed and added that they were a product of my subconscious mind and had been created along with the scenario of that dream. I was still in shock for hearing that when one of them said :” Now it’s time that you wake up and go back to real life...because there is a surprise for you waiting after you leave this dream”. I naively believed him and did all the tricks to wake up ASAP. Of course, once awaken there was no surprise for me...it was a trap!
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Still quite fun and funny. Sounds like a quite positive experience overall, and an entertaining dream story, so def thanks for sharing. You did technically choose to wake yourself up there, and dream characters react how you expect them to with your strongest associations.
haha. I once woke myself up to fetch a weapon of some kind that I could take back and use in the dream. Obviously that didn’t work at all! Lol
Lol
You made youself fall in a trap, congrulations!
I told a hostile guy that he was just a dream and he became extremely sad.
he liked being hostile :(
Aw man, poor lil guy 😢
Poor dude 😮
Aw poor guy, you should’ve cheered him up with rage bait
I went into a lucid nightmare where in my dream there was a 2 dimensional face was looking at me. It was so close that I couldn’t see anything else and it was terrifying. I tried to open my real eyes and it worked except I still saw the face.. I could see my ceiling and things in my room but the face was STILL THERE in front of my face and I couldn’t get rid of it. It eventually faded but imagine the feeling of closing your eyes, seeing a scary face, opening your eyes and still seeing the face. Absolutely terrifying
That happened to me too when I was younger. I saw the devil and I was too scared to move whatsoever even though I was awake and could move and everything u described. I could hear sounds too.
Thanks. I’m not sleeping this night.
Probably because it’s ur sleep paralysis demons
This happened when I was younger, I was terrified of this creature, it looked like a fairy and had extremely sharp teeth, one time I fell asleep and it appeared, I woke up crying and kept seeing it everywhere before it faded
When I was younger I always saw pictures of clowns flashing in front of my face whenever I had a nightmare lol. Recently saw it again
I had a dream like this.. And I had a friend in the dream and she said, " wait what are we doing, where are we?"
I then told them, " SHH (her name) stop! Your gonna wake me up!"
Then she said, " wait what!?"
When I woke up and I'm guessing it wad at least 4 or 5 days after the dream I had and i was on call with my friend. I talk about my dream i had and then was freak out when she said she had the same dream! I kept asking her questions about what happened in the dream just to make sure she wasn't pulling a prank on me. And she got every single one correct.
Has it ever happened to anyone else because this really freaked me out?
Thanks. Sick of people saying dream characters aren't real.
Bro why did this happen to me to
not exactly the same thing happened to me, but i dreamed about one girl who i normally dont talk to and told her, and she said she had a dream about me too a couple weeks ago!
Bro they updated lucid dream to multi-player mode🥶
Lucid Dreaming update: Multiplayer.
wait #3 i did tell them like “okay it’s time for me to wake up” out loud but like that’s when i also realized i was lucid, but like in that dream the person was also having a lucid dream and they were like omg good idea and we were both frantically trying to wake up before the killer or wtv got to us. It didn’t work LOL. I got stabbed by a syringe various times then fought back and saved the day yay
Can you feel the stab? Like did it hurt?
@@morgxan185 sometimes when u wake up in the 'injured' places u have tingles but not really any pain
@@afakegenius6158 ok good
@Apple YT oh wow. That’s crazy!
POV: ur melon playground npc
you can get excited
you can tell dream characters your dreaming
you can do whatever you want theres no limits!
wait silvaz are you that guy in dream cafe? OMG IM ARDADE
I've talked to you in Dream Cafe. Awesome. :)
@@SkyfallBlindDreamer skyfall wtf are you doing here if you wonder Im ArdAde that annoying guy
When I lucid dreamt for the first time, I was roaming around screaming "do uk? U r just in my dream, I can vanish u if I want to ehehe🌚" lmaooo, and they were looking at me like *is she nuts😀* kind-of expression 😭😂
I troll my dream characters all the time. Whether it's having them tell me they're dream characters, to in the case of my father one time when he doubted I was dreaming, climbing up his back, doing a frontflip over his head, and flying away. That was fun. I also have extremely cooperative dream characters, and when I'm having schema issues or anxiety issues, having a dream character there really helps me bridge the gap, and I've had some really amazing lucidity involving colaborative control with dream characters, from flying, to teaching someone how to hover, to teleporting, it's been really fun. This list unfortunately is not helpful for anyone. At best it's personal experience that need not apply. At worst, someone listens to it, believes it, and internalizes it, creating schematic associations that are harmful to their practices. You can safely ignore what is referenced here.
Hey Tipharot, I know that probably most of the people that watch the videos are new to lucid dreaming because most people learn about it and stop watching, but I want you to know that when I discovered all this thanks to your videos you really impacted my life in a positive way. You helped me through the learning process and responded some comments of mine a few years back.
i just wanted to thank you for taking the time to make these videos for us, I really appreciated it.
I also remember that your storytelling was pretty good, maybe you should try making a second channel just talking about some other stuff you like that might have more audience, creating a personal brand like pewdiepie for example that isn't obliged to talk about only one subject.
best wishes my man.
if you are new go check out
explore lucid dreaming channel
@@hodayfagamer bad tip
@@zeag7187he’s the same guy who is beluga you know
Yeah the last one is very true lol. I remember having a dream where I was sitting in my kitchen with my mom and I just kind of realised I’m dreaming because it felt really off and fake. So I give my mom a hug and say “I’m dreaming, aren’t I?” she looks at me really confused and asks “What are you talking about?” Then the dream starts breaking and I wake up 😔
Not actually true. Like all things in dreams, that is based on schematic association. If you are nervous or anxious, as emotions influence the theme or mood of dreams, and you expect a result like the one you got, as in that reflected your strongest associations at the time, that is how dreams opperate.
question. if u watch a lot of 2D characters and u really wish to see them in lucid dreams, is it the same spawning any other person? like believing they're around a corner or a door?
Yes
Bro trynna spawn his waifu or sum💀💀
@@zura898 PLEASE 💀
@@zura898 for real.. 😂
@@zura898 that's what I was thinking😂
Number 3 was two times for me
Time 1 - I was just in a lucid dream in this big white box, with one person that I didn’t know and I went up to them and said, “hey, is this a dream?” Knowing dang well it was a lucid dream. They just looked at me and the dream ended 😪😪
Time 2- I was with my two best friends at our old school, the teachers gave us the assignment to teach the younger kids as we were in the older kids group. And so we started to help out but then let’s call her pookie 1 (YES I KNOW MY BFF NAMES😭) had gotten the idea of sneaking out of the building and pookie 2 was like “Okay! Anything to leave this hell!” And I just agreed. We snuck out the back door and I finally said to them, “hey, are you guys also in a lucid dream?” They both had said yes but bro I was so gullible and believed that 💀so we had decided to go to my house as it was just 3 minutes away from the school by car, but we were gonna walk so about 7 minutes to get there. But then I had this great idea out going back into the school and stealing all of their Nutella 💀💀💀💀💀 my pookie’s said let’s do it! So we went in I had grabbed the Nutella and we made a dash for it ( idk why there was Nutella in a school-) when we got outside we turned around AND BRO….. (I don’t remember all the police like people there so there might have been more) THE FBI THE ARMY THE POILCE THE SWAT TEAM WE WERE SURROUNDED BY CARS AND HELICOPTERS- the end 😃
Thanks!
I literally did all these three things when I became lucid glad I got this real at the right time
Once in my dream a girl gave me her number so, i added her and we fell in love have kids and then i woke up and looked at mirror and said i am dying single to myslef🥺
Just so you are aware, you can ignore everything on this list as it's just schematic association and not actually a rule. Content like this actually causes the things it warns against because people who view it then expect to get negative results when these things happen, so it's no shock that when something from this list comes up, the dreamer who viewed this content and internalized it gets a negative response. Content like this serves no purpose.
When i succeed entering Lucid Dream, i always getting too excited and instantly woke up
my best lucid dream actually started with me saying to my friend that its a dream and then i realised what i said
It seems really interesting but I am way too scared of nightmares, I don’t really wanna end up laying on my bed paralysed with my spore creatures around telling me I made their lives miserable.
Tips for sleep paralysis: (I’m experienced and have had it quite alot before so trust me)
Don’t ever open your eyes, just don’t.
Don’t panic to much, please. It will have consequences.
Don’t race your mind to much or it will also have consequences.
Focus on breathing. There’s alot of pressure on your chest.
And most importantly, try to get back to sleep the hardest you can. If you sleep and wake back up it will be gone.
I open my eyes and i can go back toucid dreaming
Honestly ive been trying to lucid dream but I've just stpped now becuase im afraid of lucid nightmares and since I'm afraid I will probably accidentally trigger them so someone please tell me should i stay away from lucid dreaming or is it safe
Once i had a lucid dream during the lockdown and attending offline classes in school with my friends and SUDDENLY REALIZED!
It was lockdown, how could be the school open . I told my BFF( In dream)
And suddenly got control over my dream
Then I ran out, Jumped down the balcony, Suddenly a portal opened, I got thrown there, reached antarctica and many more things happened
It was a roller coaster 🎢 of emotions
Sounds awesome, and keep telling that bff of yours that you're dreaming, cause there's no harm in it. :)
I might get too excited, cause ima meet juice wrld
Get excited, just don't expect it to wake you up like you're told here, because that expectation will wake you, not the excitement itself.
I actually got excited when i lit domain expansioned on my history teacher and when i woke up i was like : "😢 tha was a dream :("
Him: “don’t do this you will wake up”
Me: * looked up “how to wake ur self up in a dream”*
Answer, if you expect to wake up, you will. This list should be ignored as it is not accurate in the slightest. It is based on inaccurate information and personal associations, not hard facts.
I asked my parents in a really old lucid dream if I was dreaming and they said NO WHY DO YOU THINK YOU’RE DREAMING!
I had my first lucid dream last night and I got excited soo much but I didn't wake up I wanted to wake up but it still didn't work I guess I have a strong mind
Hey nice short, but;
Getting excited does not do much, because you are aware this is a dream it will not cause enough adrenaline to be pumped in and wake you up.
Are you by chance Lusi?
@@waifu6949 Yes.
@@lusitania7524 Funny seeing you here 😂
Mmm (yes, hello, ‘Lusi’) getting excited used to wake me up until I learnt to calm down and not jolt myself awake.
@@michaelhoste_ Have you heard of schemas?
I usually realise when im in a nightmare (not fun anyway), so i do tell the other dream character because i know I'll wake up
Is there a such thing as being trapped in a dream? Cus when I was 10 I had a loop dream I kept on trying to get up and go to the kitchen but I kept on being back in bed. It was preppy
Everytime i lucid dream im like wait im in a dream none of this is real and when i try to go somewhere in my dream they grab me and keep me from moving
I went lucid in the middle of a dream by saying "this is a weird dream" and everyone said wdym. I WAS DREAMING FOR SURE. I WENT LUCID TWICE.
Today I had a lucid dream I know I was lucid dreaming so you long what I did in a lucid dream I keep hitting my head into a medal Bar until I wake up
I only just found out what lucid dreaming is but I hope I can experience it!
I realized though, that before I even knew what it was I have had a lucid dream, I woke up as I realized it was a dream. The thing that gave it away was that I slapped my face (I have no clue why) and I couldn't feel anything, I asked the person there with me (I think it was my dad) to slap their face and he kinda wobbled like a holographic jelly (idk how to describe it). I then said "it's a dream!!" And then woke up
Lucid dreaming is really amazing. There's a lot of inaccurate info out there, particularly on platforms like RUclips, reddit, and ticktock, dare I say, so take what you hear with a grain of salt. Things like this video for example are not useful nor are they accurate, but personal experiences made into a general rule that creates expectations in the minds of viewers that ultimately in dreams cause the vary issues the video claims to warn against. If you wake up because of something in this video, it's because you expected to wake up, probably due to watching something like this video. I'd recommend looking into sources like Exploring the World of Lucid Dreaming by dr. Stephen LaBerge and his lucidity institute, which has some stuff published online, even though they sadly haven't been active for several years.
actually once I had a lucid dream , story went by that I was just normally dreaming normall dream but then I saw my own self sitting infront of my self and that's what the moment when i realized it's a dream and i I even Told my mother that i am dreaming and she actually agreed!!
I done #3 and my dream turned into a nightmare
Hey dream NPCs y'all are dreamin' 🙂
I have a big doubt... I can understand why reality checks work, except for looking on the fingers one... I mean, actually why does it work in the first place,, it's not like something you want to happen... Can you explain, please
Hands in general just tend to behave weirdly in dreams. I don't know if it's because we generally don't spend a lot of time looking at our hands IRL - but it's pretty common to look at your hands in a dream and not have the usual 5 fingers per hand. Or for your hands to just look weird and distorted.
Well, if it does work, it's usually do to inconsistency in dreams, particularly with things that are more complex and detailed, which is why looking at text and then away and back is referenced, or it breaks physics like holding your nose and breathing. The thing is, reality checks done mindlessly without criticality do not work. They also don't get you lucid in dreams, but if done in dreams, confirm lucidity. Something already triggered you to question if you were dreaming, and confirmation was saught. Reality checks, if done at all, should involve being present in the moment, only paying attention to what you're specifically doing, and examining your environment and situation critically to determine if you are dreaming. Reality checks on the whole though are not generally a recommended practice to use, particularly as most who try them attempt to make it a habit and do them mindlessly, which entirely defeats the purpose. MILD or techniques like it that deal with prospective memory are good, and I do a version that combines prospective memory with criticality by finding dream signs in the dreams I use for the technique each night.
I think tonight I am going to see if I can talk to people in my lucid dream
Yeah, don’t get excited. I have a routine where I go: “ok you’re dreaming. Juuust take it easy.. relax..” The trouble is that if you get too relaxed about it, you can forget you’re lucid and go back to sleep again!
I had lucid dream first time i freaked out
@@ursooocool7270 you mean you had the dream when you freaked out, or you freaked out when you had the dream? lol
@@michaelhoste_ I freaked out in the dream cuzz I realized I was dreming
Why not get excited? Excitement is fun and awesome, and contrary to the types of schema content like this tends to create, it does not wake you up. Usually what people attribute to waking from excitement is either beginner lucids, not much experience, likely either dream ending anyway as in got lucid at the end, or just not paying much attention to the actual experience. The other thing is people expecting excitement to wake them up, and in that case, excitement isn't the actual thing that wakes them, just the trigger for a schema they internalized by being told that excitement would wake them up.
@@SkyfallBlindDreamer Very intellectual nonsense. As you can read, I adopted a ‘schema’ in which, at the beginning of the dream, the first couple times I went lucid, where I didn’t accidentally wake myself up. That’s all. ‘Excitement is fun and awesome’’? I wasn’t talking about THAT kind of excitement!
If you need to wake up because it’s getting scary and falling apart do the opposite of everything
Yeah, I remember telling my grandpa who passed away in real life that this was just a dream and that he isn’t actually here he then told me that he knows this and that it was time for me to wake up I looked at him and said wait what he then said in a demonic voice that it was time to wake up which I guess is demonic, voice done the trick because I woke up screaming in a heap of sweat😢
One day i am in normal dream but i changed my dream
When i was a kid and i experience horror type dream
One day i decided that
Whenever i show horror type something i will open my eye and wake up.
And i did it
Form then i always do that
And now i know that it was low level lucid dream 😅
Number 4. Do not look in a mirror. Or something that shows you you’re self. It will end with a grim terrifying image. You’ll see some warped spiral face or whatever happens. Just don’t look in mirrors
3.
They never believe me 😭
Its like im forced to tell them
Thanks for the way to wake up! Actually, today I was dreaming and when I realised that I was dreaming I was trying to wake up so I closed and opened my eyes and I woke up for a second and then closed my eyes for a second and went back to dreaming but I was in my house but I was dreaming then I tried again to wake up and I did it
Do the people in a lucid dream say dofferent things from what yoy think they will?
Yes
What about
Lucid dreaming in a lucid dream
I told people it was a dream it didn't work they said I was lying
Then why do u not wake up when your afraid? But do when your exited they are both intense feelings I'dk
Because you don't wake up when you're excited. You wake up because either a, someone told you that you'd wake up when excited, you believed that, created a schema for it, it triggered, surprise, you woke up. Or b, you got lucid at the end of a dream, you're new to lucid dreaming, and had a short lucid. Excitement didn't play a role. Or c, you got lucid, got excited, also stopped paying attention to what you were doing/experiencing, and woke up because you didn't pay enough attention to what you were doing.
I got lucid and I told a room full of people that we are dreaming.. They all started laughing at me. Then I woke up
Lol 2 of these 3 things happened to me. Once i told someone in the street "I AM DREAMING ,I AM DREAMING"
And he reacted with: "No you're not" :)
Something else i do is close my eyes and open them in a nightmare ,it always works and i wake up ;)
This list is not actually based in facts, but personal associations passed off as general rules. The information here is inaccurate.
If you think lucid dream or brain wave isn't real, you're wrong.
Believe me or not, we had so many brain wave, but i had an experience of feeling sleep brain wave and wake brain wave.
One night when i'm in sleeping state, my eyes suddenly open (not lucid dream) in real life and i suddenly awake, but there is a twist, MY SLEEPING BRAIN WAVE AND MY WAKE BRAIN WAVE GOT CRASH INTO EACH OTHER AND OHHHH BOI THAT WAS THE MOST WEIRDEST REALISTIC FEELING I'VE EVER FELT, and when it collide it suddenly makes my BRAIN, yes you heard me right, MY BRAIN hurt like it got electric wave crashing inside my head and it was real. I don't get any dizzy feelings at all, but i get a feeling of my brain hurt like the feeling of our hand got hurt by slapping or something. And boi it was real af, and probably my most weirdest feeling i've ever felt, and it wasn't happening in lucid, IT WAS HAPPENING IRL, because when i woke up, i didn't sleep again because it's already morning and i have to go to work.
I told the characters (a random dude called Sam) that it’s a dream andn the dude basically ran away and I chased him and when I got to him his eyes widened he said “I need to find Nina” 😂😂😂 idk what this means about me as a person 😂
Bro i just randomly lucid dreamed and then i imagined a monster so i could chase the monster once i chased the monster and killed it i tried to search how to wake up in a lucid dream on youtube lol
Broo
I told a dream character "Repeat to me that I'm in reality"
"N o"
"B r u hh h h h" *wakes up*
No.1 i just woke up then i go to sleep and continue the dream
So I tried to activate my EMS and I kinda.. almost opened my eyes in a dream and the dream was dark, didn't see nothing, also, when I tried to tap into ultra instinct one or two times I was closing my eyes and trying to concentrate, but because I closed my eyes the dream ended
You can blink and close your eyes in your dreams. You are depriving yourself of a visual stimulus, but your other senses are still alive and well. The info in this video is not accurate or helpful in any way, just negative personal associations passed off as a general rule that should be ignored.
Whenever I see these freaking videos I always do these things in my dreams and then I become lucid it’s weird. One time I told someone that it was a lucid dream and then I realized it myself so then I used my magic to fix his crooked teeth
Naaah i was about to get some wap from my crush then got too exited then woke up and started hitting my pillow lol
What do I do if the dream character tells ME it’s a dream
He will wake up and you won’t ever I guess
Yesterday I got my 2rd lucid dream and at that night I feel a white flashing into my eyes and I spawning randomly at kitchen where I saw my brother and my mom.. I asked my brother if it was a dream and he said no and I wake up... The food also glitching disappear- it's only lasted 2 second
You can basically ignore this list. It's actually some of the more common inaccurate info on the platform. It's taking personal experiences and schematic associations and making general rules out of them which only serves to hender others who then develop maladaptive schemata as a result.
I think that how my brain works if i tell someone they are in a dream they gonna say "Dude i know i am litearely you. Are you dumb"
i touch my eyes and i woked up :(
POV: My brain in a dream.
Conscious mind: What happens if I think of something bad?
Sub: Did you say something? *OKAY, SPAWNING 10 DEMONS on your way.* Hey, unconscious, make 10 SCARY demons.
Unconscious mind OMW bro. (like 0.1 seconds, how does the brain render dreams so fast) Done!
if you open your eyes…sleep paralysis you’ll panic and cry seeing demons
Lol no.
Nah, but not sure if that comment was a troll or not. That's not a thing, and this list is basically serving no purpose but to create schematic associations in the minds of viewers which can hamper their progress.
@@SkyfallBlindDreamerSleep paralysis demons are real ofcourse, but it’s you that has all the power over them since they are to a figment of your imagination, control them and you will get the hang of it. People act like they are gonna kill you.
One time I told them that and they acted like an npc and stared forward
Basically, you can and should ignore any videos like this one. Things that happen in dreams are based on your schematic associations, basically everything you associate with an idea, concept, etc, and your emotions. All content like this serves to do is to create expectations of negative things happening in dreams and actually cause the issues it warns about, not because they're general things to worry about, they're not, but because viewers expect them to be things to worry about. RUclips has a lot of inaccurate lucid dreaming advice. I'd recommend checking out Exploring the World of Lucid Dreaming by dr. Stephen LaBerge if you have not done so, as it's a good introductory source to lucid dreaming.
Ok, why would I expect dream characters to become hostile or angry when I say I'm dreaming. 2. No. Dream character can be other real dreamers or sprits.
This whole list is just inaccurate information based on personal associations and should be ignored.
@@SkyfallBlindDreamer You sound very afraid. Lol.
@@myamia1772 No, I just don't like seeing people misinformed in ways that are actually harmful to potential practices. There's just only so many ways you can say the same thing 200 times.
@@SkyfallBlindDreamer If you can't explain why we would expect dream characters to become hostile when we say we're dreaming, then kick rocks...
I know for a fact that we can interact with real people through dreams because I have confirmed this with the people I've interacted with so get over it...
You argue with all the expertise and intelect of an 8 year old and it really shows here. How can you expect dream characters to become hostile? Simple, you associate telling them that you're dreaming with becoming hostile, simple as that, and since a lot of RUclipsrs say that, you believe it and it happens, well, there you go. Associations are the cause of things like these happening. Furthermore, you may believe you can interact with spirits or what have you, but there's no scientific evidence to that fact. You can interact with people though, all be it in a rather limited way generally confined to a sleep lab. How about you actually try and prove your points rather than demonstrating just how little intelligence you have on the subject. I'm not sure how long you've been lucid dreaming or how many lucid dreams you have, but it doesn't sound like you've been learning for particularly long, and if I had to guess your age, I'd say 10, maybe 12, 14 would be pushing it, judging by how you act when discussing topics with other. I'd suggest you confine your immaturity to your home instead of putting it on display for all to witness as you have done in this thread. I will not, as you so ineloquently put it, kick rocks or what was that other one? Ah, get over it. I happen to know quite a bit on this topic, and if you'd like the 700 word explanation, I shal gladly give it to you. You wouldn't be the first person I've had to break things down for, or the first to insult my intelligence, nor will you be the last, but you will learn a thing or 2, either about lucid dreaming or about how to engage in discourse with others.
Number 3 surprised me. I recently did run up to someone and excitedly asked them hey, are you dreaming too right now? Like... what if were all goin to the same dreamland?
How do YOU know what the f dream characters are tho, guy? You dont know that they are a figment of your imagination. Youre assuming that.
Reality is usually stranger than fiction.
Dream characters will act how you expect them to, as in your strongest associations at the time, conscious or unconscious, combined with your emotional state at the time. That's how dreams at their core function. This video merely creates schematic associations that serve no purpose and can and should be ignored.
I dont know that " open your eyes"
You can basically ignore this list as it's based on schematic associations and personal experiences and not actually general rules. In fact, having negative experiences can easily result from expecting to have them from doing certain things as outlined on this list.
I got a big question. Are the people in your lucid dream, artificial intelligence?
Nope, they are your sub-conscious manifestations
I would say they are more intelligent than any AI ever created to this date. Sometimes even giving hidden and deeper thoughtful solutions to things that I didn't think about.
@@DefineMeAsOne man thats crazy
Somtimes idk if im dreaming but i lucid dream and control everything
So we wake up if we get to excited that’s explains a lot bc all my life every time I’m having sex in the dream I always wake up before doin any real action
That's not actually true. Excitement does not wake you up. If you expect to wake up when you get excited your expectation will wake you up, but not excitement itself. This list is not actually useful, just schematic associations and personal experiences that are not general rules and can be safely ignored.
That's actually dead wrong. You don't wake up because you get excited, but if you expect to wake up from that, then of course you will, because you do wake up if you expect to wake up. This list is not accurate and not useful in any way as it just creates maladaptive schema. Things that wake you up include being at the end of the dream and not paying attention to what you are doing. These are most common for beginners.
What I would do
eat Ananas 🍍
Be sextiollionare
Summon a universe Travel machine
Go to the murder drones Universe (as a Fan would do) being human
Then get infected
GETTING MUTATED SO HARD and the Rest at my imagination and my Brain RTX
this is pure misinformation. a lucid dream is simply a dream where you are actually aware of dreaming, and youll usually be able to control the dream. getting too excited wont wake you up, it just doesnt make any sense, and no, nothing will happen if you tell the characters in your dream about the fact that youre dreaming. this isnt inception dude.
anyone new to lucid dreaming will believe this kind of stuff, and its normal, but you gotta learn that its just misinformation. its honesly annoying as not only this guy is spreading misinfo, but also ELD was.
all misinfo. theres nothing you shouldn't do in a lucid dream. if you believe these things will wake you up, they will.
see I would trying lucid dreaming but I'd fuck around and have sleep paralysis demons instead
ruclips.net/video/Pi-qTwPsFWE/видео.html :)
Sleep paralysis isn't a very common experience though, and lucid dreaming doesn't cause it. Lucid dreaming is awesome, cool, and fun as hell, so would recommend trying it out.. :)
@@SkyfallBlindDreamer I will have to try it out one day and I plan on probably soon trying it it's just with me being very unexperienced and there being a lot of memes about it it was a genuine fear of mine keeping me away from lucid dreaming
@@SlumberLand39 Yeah, that's one of the issues I have with a lot of things online as lucid dreaming is an understudied field. Most of the things you'll see on RUclips for example are generally made by people without a lot of experience. Most, not all. One of the issues that comes with attempting to research an understudied field for a platform designed around brief overviews is the tendancy to either a, say what everyone else is saying, or b, do limited research and call it a day, particularly if you are not experienced. I recommend people study some of the sources from people who have researched the field, like Stephen LaBerge. Also, learn about sleep paralysis from the medical and genetic side, because genetics is the primary factor in determining how likely a person is to get it. I'd recommend reading Exploring the World of Lucid Dreaming by Dr Stephen LaBerge, and contrast him with what you've heard so far. A lot of techniques on RUclips are misrepresented, MILD is usually done so quite badly when comparing sources to the original, more than a deviation into a personal practice, but a gutting and mislabeling of the actual method. WILD tends to be misrepresented as either involving sleep paralysis, requiring you to lay still, or requiring you to focus on something, which is not what WILD is about. I'd also recommend some of the content produced by dr. Kristin LaMarca on mindfulluciddreaming.com. You can google her or plug in the website name directly and find her. She charges for paid courses, something I generally don't recommend paying for, but the free content she does have, although limited, is very high quality, and you won't go wrong giving her blog posts a read.
Thanks for the reply, and I wish you the best in learning lucid dreaming.
@@SkyfallBlindDreamer thanks for all the information I will definitely do some research with the names you provided and look deeper into the topic because it does sound like something I would like
▀▄▀▄Use a mirror▄▀▄▀
4 : Try to go to the bathroom.
You can use the restroom in lucid dreams. I've done it in non-lucids and lucids. It doesn't cause you to wet yourself. This list is also quite inaccurate as it is based off personal associations not hard facts, and associations combined with emotions determine what happens in dreams, particularly with regard to one's actions.
Who beliefs that bullshit
Telling people your in a dream can make them help you wake out of a lucid nightmare “if you find a person”
THANK YOU SO MUCH, if you see my comment you know I've been searching for this. You might even save me from having a heart attack one day
What will happen
Good 2 know, usually I'd just ask why my twin is trying to attack me but it takes too long for me to draw a protective circle on the ground.
Exactly what I did
if i realize im in a lucid nightmare, ima just open my damn eyes
My first lucid dream the dream version of my sister was like 'wtf are you doing' so i said 'AYO IM LUCID DREAMING!' and she was like 'HELL YEAHH'
Awesome. Yeah, this list should just be ignored. It's just personal associations and not applicable unless you associate these things with the results claimed by this video. This type of content is highly inaccurate.
My first lucid dream I just flew around in my living room while my parents and my sister were just on their phone on the couch not surprised at all that I was flying😂
THAT SOUNDS SO SICK!!!! I'M SO EXCITED TO TRY THISSSS
Last night was my first Lucid Dream and I did all three of these things haha. Its a very hard thing to master.
Glad you did, because there's no reason whatsoever not to, as the results are purely based on your own schematic associations.
How
Telling DCs that it's a dream can be fun from time to time.
In one of my most recent lucid dreams, I told two DCs of ppl I know iwl, (who are Vegan iwl) that they could eat the meat that was in front of us, because no animals were hurt for it, since it was a dream anyway. They reacted very positively and we had a grand old time just tasting the various meat products.
But usually my DCs already know it's a dream when I get lucid.
iwl?
@@snozzlehead92 It means "In Waking Life".
question: how do u wake up from a lucid dream and how long do they take in actual time
@@pinchylobster7392 Waking up from a Lucid Dream is pretty much the same as waking up from a normal dream. You can wake up yourself also, but I don't do that very often. Lucid dreams vary in length so I can't put a number on it.
@@goedzooi9063 if u wake up from it, can u get sleep paralysis, and if i do get sleep paralysis can i just be totally fine shutting my eyes
Totally not me wanting to go to Hogwarts in my lucid dream-
Bro same
ima do that
In my first lucid dream I just was lying in bed when I did a reality check, I had 6 fingers on my left and 7 fingers on my right hand. I got soooo excited and I woke up
Excitement does not wake you up however, four things do. First, expecting to wake up. If you associate the action you are taking or the state or event you are experiencing with waking up, that schematic association causes wakings. Second, your dream is naturally ending. There's not really much you can do about that, though instead of fully waking up, you could aim for DEILD, a fun thing to try if waking naturally from any lucid. Third, not paying enough attention to what you experience. This one's a possibility, more along the lines of total dissociation from your experience, or not thinking about what you are actually doing at all. Fourth and finally, a no brainer, external forces, like alarm clocks, sounds, things of that nature, which everyone has experienced to some degree.
@@SkyfallBlindDreamer ok thanks
@@speedywolf4942 My pleasure.
My first lucid dream I checked the time and it said the time was 74a1b and I was like I’m in a lucid dream and flew around and woke up
i have 10 on my right hand
Telling dream characters that it's all a dream is terrifying
No, it's actually not. This entire list should be ignored as all it is is a way to create maladaptive schemata and actually cause the things it worns against, in essence, a self-fulfilling prophesy. All of this stuff is based on associations and emotions, and these are subjective to the user. I tell dream characters they're in a dream all the time. Mine are darn helpful. They help me when I'm having anxiety or schema issues, and doing dream control with a dream character helping for me has a much higher chance of working.
@@SkyfallBlindDreamerit’s like mirrors. someone once made up that mirrors were scary or someone found out randomly then everyone else believed them. In everyone’s dreams, they are now EXPECTING something scary in the mirror. otherwise they would be fine
@@pretaxMTC Precisely. It's a mind virus of misconceptions. It's some beginners overgeneralizing their experiences, then this being spread until everyone believes it. This overgeneralization comes from being used to learning objective rules. You touch a hot stove, you will get burnt. You throw something up in the air, it will come down. You slam your face into a wall, ouch, that's going to hurt. We deal with objective reality with standard rules on the regular, so when we get to experiences that in themselves are entirely subjective, it's easy for someone not used to this to have an experience and conclude that all their other experiences will necessarily be like that one experience, and then to take this a step further, concluding that everyone else will have the exact same experience, because when dealing with objective reality, that is correct.
I had my first picks dream last night and I thought I has been blinking normal and I wasn't thinking about not blinking so I was just acting as I thought I would normally. I told somebody they werent real and they were in my head. They looked at me like I was insane and said what? After that I sort of felt like how you do when you are tired where your eyes feel a bit heavy and your blinks get a little bit longer. And I swear I held them shut for like a third of a second and woke up in my bed. Still was insane but it felt sort of all blurry hoping grounding will help that.
I close my eyes when in lucid dreams all the time to try and change something. Because I can't fully control it yet. Sometimes I'll lose control over myself too but I'll know I'm dreaming the whole time. Getting excited wakes you for sure. I have told dream people that I was in a dream before and they seemed so interested but didn't really care. Lol
Getting excited only wakes you up because you expect it to. It’s a bad schema. Lucid dreams have no boundaries or rules, so I’m not sure why rules are being made up.
@@waifu6949 it wakes me up because my heart rate goes up.
Getting excited does not wake you for sure, but expecting it to does.
I went into a dream Once an all boys became girls and I went to the bathroom to play with myself 😂
i have a big problem
i want to have lucid dream by wild theqnique
i meditate for 2 minutes
then i visulise the licid dream world and explore it for like 10 minutes
then i repeat a mantra (i will lucid dream)
at this point i usulay fall asleep and have lucid dream , but its like 1 week that i jump off my bed and scared
i dont know why
it used to work great for me
am still waiting for my first lucid dream ...its just hard
Don't give up but also don't stress about it too much. I remember when I first had my lucid dream. I spent more than 6 months trying. I then mentally decided to let go of that desire and to take a nap. Within that nap, I had my first short lucid dream where I flew out of my house and into space like superman.
After the first lucid dream, it becomes easier. You start to realize that you can do it. And in the height of when I practiced lucid dream I was able to get at least 1 lucid dream a night for an entire month. I haven't practiced as I once did so I get 1 or 2 a month now spontaneously. *You can do it just don't be too attached to the desire to become lucid and accept that it may or may not come that night.* Lucid dream for the most part requires a non-stressed mind so come with an open and accepting mind to whatever happens without stressing about it.
@@DefineMeAsOne I got ld first try lol
@@Cone-Head That's great!! Everyone is different. There are even some people that have been lucid dreaming before they knew what it was. The path that each must take will be slightly different.
You drink coffee?
Unfortunately, this video falls fall short of your recent content, particularly the past month or so, where you've posted good content, and particularly your most recent video which I rather liked, and your best reality check video, which I felt made several good points. Unfortunately, this short only serves to create schematic associations between things you think people shouldn't do in dreams and those things being negative. This serves no purpose whatsoever. You can close and open your eyes in dreams just fine, excitement does not wake you up, and telling dream characters that they're dream characters, it's some of the most fun I have at times, and meta aware dream characters have actually proven quite helpful to me with dream control. What this does is create a schematic association. Don't get excited or you'll wake up. You're telling people that excitement will lead to waking up. Let's call the prospective listener listener a. Listener a hears this, and then gets lucid. They get excited, and they wake up? Why did they wake up? They woke up because they expected to wake up, not because they were excited. The content they consumed gave them a schematic association to waking up, thus that association was triggered in a dream, and they woke up.
Now, let's take this same listener a to the third and final item on this list, and now let's also add listener b, someone who has never been told any of these things anywhere, has an unbias view, and does not have inate expectation schema from these events. Listener a becomes lucid. Listener a then tells a dream character that they are a dream character. Listener a was told not to do this and thus expects negative results. The dream character then reacts in a way listener a views as negative. Listener b on the other hand gets lucid. Listener b decides to troll a dream character by using dream control to make them tell him they're a dream character. The character tells listener b that they are a dream character. Listener b laughs, no harm done. That example was actually taken directly from one of my own lucid dreams. Listener b could have also asked the dream character to help him fly, or something else related to dream control.
What does everything here have in common? Basically this. What happens in dreams is based on the dreamer's strongest schematic associations and emotional states. Emotions influence the theme or mood of a dream, while the strongest associations on a topic or event that arises become reality. By making videos like this one, you are not intending this result, but the effect you are having is to cause the very things you warn against by creating schematic associations in the minds of your listeners.
Thanks for reading, and please consider the impact that your statements have on the schematic associations of your viewers.
I always have lucid dreams.. Dream or nightmare. It sucks actually and normally my "dream characters" actually responed to me sating im lucid or dreaming and tell me ethier things i hate or just comlkete random things
Sometimes i had a dream and i knew that i was dreaming but i couldn't control it and the dream was all black just void and i started to shake my head and i woke up i did it few times in my life now i dont get any dreams
i remember when it was my first time lucid dreaming my brother was a character in my dream and i kept saying It's a dream and he is one of it help he was so confused and then i woke up immediately as if i got kicked out of my dream
Schematic thing, likely emotional related, maybe anxiety, which is something I've struggled with. Being nervous about what you're doing, etc. Emotions tend to influence the mood of a dream, and the types of things we expect to happen. Our strongest associations are basically reality.
I went lucid in a dream one of these days but i have such little brain power and everything is fading away so much that I literaly dont know what to do and some other times i went lucid i just wake up instanly
In the past i almost always became lucid perposly to do stuff im not proud of (sex with my classmates or just beeing sexual) and i would do that in a dream cause in the real world the picture i imagine is not as clear as the dream and i dont get the same pleasure from it the ammount of times i did it is just incredible I literaly did not know any tecnics for lucid dreaming at that time and yet i wass able to do it effortlessly almost every day for the wrong reasons and i also did not think much of it like it was a normall every day thing
One really funny thing that happened once is a period when i was much younger where i would start flying and then start question of whether i am in a dream or not needless to say is that i really wanted to beileve that i can actually fly which led me into convincing my self that i can actually after i did an examination of my sorroudings to check for any inaccuracies and flaws that a dream would have and i kid you not i did not find a single thing wrong even my family was there and i think i actually got to talk to them proving to me even further that its reality
I accidentally lucid dreamed and told my little brother ‘’It’s a shame this is all a dream’’
He then ate me alive
Erm what the sigma that’s not skibidi of him😭💀
Usually how I wake up if im in a bad lucid dream is by squinting my eyessss.. it works sometimesss
So... I'll lucid dream without opening my eyes??
1. Don’t open eyes
2. Don’t use mirrors
3. Don’t sleep in ur dream
4. Don’t get TOO excited