“A Master of Lucid Dreaming will teach you how to freely control your dream”

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A thread from 5 chan. 

The Thread Title :

“The Master of Lucid Dreaming will teach you how to freely control your dream” (2019)

1(OP): 

I have been training in this art since I was a high schooler. 

But I quit after it started to affect my health about a year ago.

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Lucid dream

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucid_dream

“a lucid dream is a type of dream in which the dreamer becomes aware that they are dreaming while they are dreaming. It is a trainable skill. During a lucid dream, the dreamer may gain some amount of control over the dream characters, narrative, or environment, although this control of dream content is not the salient feature of lucid dreaming.”

2: 

Wouldn’t controlling your dreams like that make you sick? 

3(OP): 

>>2 

That depends on what level you are at. 

When you are at the master’s level, your health condition obviously gets worse. 

5:

Well, you dream when your sleep is shallow, so of course intentionally inducing shallow sleep will have a detrimental effect on your health. 

11 (OP):

>>5 

Ideally, you should do this only when you happen to have a dream, 

but as your training progresses, you automatically begin to dream more frequently. 

So you won’t be able to avoid becoming unhealthy. 

4:

Teach us how to do it

6(OP): 

The best way is to keep a dream diary.

But that’s not absolute requirement. 

I advanced quite far without keeping one. 

7:

Dream diary? Won’t you forget everything you dreamed the moment you wake up?

8(OP): 

Let me explain the different levels first

Level 0  — You rarely, if ever, have dreams.

Level 1 — You do have dreams but almost never remember them.

Level 2 — You are able to become aware that you are dreaming, but as soon as you become aware, you wake up.

Level 3 — You don’t wake up even when you become aware that you are dreaming, but you are unable to control the dream. 

Level 4 — You are able to control your dream within the limits set by the dream. 

Level 5 — You are able to do whatever you want, to the extent that you can change even the dream itself.

As for me, I have reached Level 5

9(OP):

I’ll give you an example of what it is like to reach Level 4. 

For example, you dream about playing with your friend in an amusement park. 

When you become aware that it’s a dream, you can hit your friend, try different rides, and jump off a Ferris Wheel, and so on. 

But you can’t change the situation of being in an amusement park or change anything about the other people around you. 

10(OP): 

And some people at Level 4 may only be able to do things that are possible within the laws of physics, while others at the same level may be immune to such limitations.

For example, they may be able to shoot out a Kamehameha, or fly in the sky, 

Or shoot out a destruction blast from their mouth, etc. 

14 (OP): 

On a side note, I heard that there are some people who are born with the ability to do all these things without training. 

Some talented people are able to study inside their dreams, or even control how often they dream. 

But I’m not qualified to explain those instances.

15:

At the end of the day, your instructions are useful only for those who want to escape from their reality. 

When we are satisfied with our reality, such stuff won’t matter much to us. 

18(OP):

>>15

Well, true. We should first and foremost aim for a good night’s sleep so that we can have a fulfilling life. 

16: 

I can fly in my dreams but I’ve never been able to do a Kamehameha 

22(OP):

>>16 

You can though once you have done the training. 

20:

There’s no question that you can’t dream if you are getting enough sleep 

24(OP): 

First of all, I warn you that the ability to do this differs from person to person, and even if you put much effort into the training, you may reach a point after which you stop making further progress. 

Anyway, try it if you’re interested! 

First, you must try very hard to recall your dreams. 

It may sound like a hassle but make sure you have a pen and paper ready by your pillow. 

25(OP): 

If you’re a kind of person who doesn’t usually dream, set an alarm clock or something to wake yourself up and then go back to sleep, and repeat this for two to three times. 

Or take an afternoon nap.

That will make it easier for you to have dreams. 

26(OP): 

If you then wake up even with the vaguest feeling of having dreamed that time, do your very best to recall it and write it down on the paper.

27(OP):

The most important thing is to write down as many details as you can possibly remember. 

What kind of place you were in, who else were in it, 

What kind of sounds you heard, how you were feeling at the time, 

All the sensations you felt, and so on. 

Anything and everything you can remember has to be written down <— IMPORTANT 

Not just a simple sentence like “I was playing with my friends in an amusement park.”

28:

I’m at Level 5 too but I don’t dream so often. 

If you have any tips you think would help us to dream more often, please tell us.

31(OP): 

My only advice would be to wake up and go back to sleep again immediately. 

But in my opinion, it’s a good thing you don’t dream so often.

I have dreams every night whether I intend it or not, which is seriously affecting my health.

29(OP): 

In any case, just keep on recording your dreams in a dream diary. 

Anyone who says writing in a dream diary has done nothing, is probably not writing down enough details. 

Once you have remembered that you were in an amusement park,

Recall how many people were there, what kind of clothes you were wearing,

What kind of rides you saw, what colour were those rides, 

Smell, temperature, weather… write down anything even if they seem insignificant.

30(OP): 

Onto the next important thing. 

Imagine if you could go back to the dream, at what point could you have realised you were dreaming?

As you write in your dream diary, take note of the instances that are unrealistic. 

Those are the parts that will make you think:

“That was weird and could never happen in reality. Why didn’t I realise at the time that I was dreaming?” 

You look back and reflect on them. 

33(OP): 

I said I would explain it all, but that is actually all the training you need to do. 

In my case, I started writing down things on paper only when I needed to go up from Level 4 to Level 5. 

Recalling your dreams in detail is enough to help you make significant progress in this art. 

35(OP): 

One more advice.

Once you have done the training and you become conscious in your dreams, 

Try doing something that is out of alignment with the situation you are in. 

For example, if you are studying in a classroom at school in your dream, and you become conscious that you are dreaming, 

It’s not enough to think to yourself “I’m dreaming right now.” 

As soon as you realise it, try breaking a window and fly out of the classroom, and do other such stuff.

35(OP):

So now that I have finished explaining to you how to do it, let me move on to the next topic, which is about the changes that will happen to your body and mind. 

36(OP): 

First, the content of your dreams becomes more and more similar to reality. 

In the beginning, you may often find yourself in worlds that are obviously strange. 

Such as a crazy fantasy world. 

But as your training progresses, you will more often than not find yourself in worlds that resemble the real world you live in.

37(OP): 

Moreover, you will start dreaming noticeably more often. 

If you have been training conscientiously, you know that you are going to have a dream as soon as you fall asleep. 

38(OP): 

The most extraordinary thing of all is that the sensations you experience in your dreams become increasingly realistic too. 

For example when you touch someone, the sensation of it becomes almost the same as if you touched someone in reality. 

But I had a really scary experience because of this. 

Maybe it’s only me but I got stabbed with a knife in a dream once and it was so painful that it really scared me. 

39(OP): 

And when you have reached the final stage of the training, the line between dream and reality starts to get blurry. 

This is the reason why I quit keeping a dream diary.

40(OP): 

That’s all from me!  THE END.

42: 

I want to escape from this shitty reality but can’t dream. It sucks.

44(OP): 

>>42 

Train harder

45(OP): 

It is unlikely you will realise that you are dreaming every single time without exception. 

It only becomes dangerous when you fail to notice it. 

47(OP): 

I had a dream once in which I yelled “I quit!” to a senpai and stormed out of my workplace. 

The following morning, I felt so bad about it that I made a call to the senpai to apologise to him, but he was like, “huh? What the heck are you talking about?” 

So if you do this too much, I guarantee you that reality will start becoming indistinguishable from dreams, so be careful. 

Bye bye!

48: 

You should try astral projection next time 

46:

Thanks!

That was very helpful!

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