Bold but true: The fastest way to lucidity

**Bille** · 01-30-2006 06:42 PM

I claim this to be the fastest sure-shot way of attaining lucidity !!!
As you probably already know, it is an effective thing to focus on something during your dream. Now. When you try to hold on to some object like, for example, a stone you found it is very likely that the stone won't remain in your hand too long. The stone belongs to the dream and since you are not experienced in controlling your dream (and not aware that you are actually dreaming) sooner or later the stone will dream himself away.
Keep reading. I promise this is the key!
The trick is to actually dream your HANDS.
now you probably say , "then I still have the problem: how do I manage to dream my hands in the first place???" right. read on!!!!
What do people dream of? Often they dream of the things they experienced in day time. . .
THE SECOND TRICK IS TO STARE AT YOUR HANDS EVERY NIGHT BEFORE YOU GO TO SLEEP
sooner or later you have to dream your own hands!
once you have dreamed your hands - Hold Them !!!
you can hold them, because even if they might be dreamed like everyother thing around you, too, but in a way you have a bigger control about your own dreamed hands than about any other object.
Then comes the "calming down part". stare at your hands until your bored. this is important, because the longer you stare at them the more control you get about the situation, but I guess you can imagine that.

Good luck! No. No "good luck", because this is not a question of luck. It is the fastest method to achieve Lucidity. I know I'm very bold here, but this is how it is. Arrow Arrow

**Neruo** · 01-30-2006 06:51 PM

I don't believe you

But hey, maybe it was a good way for you.

Have you tried all ways ?

Ah well. It might be usefull indeed. Try formulating it in a better way so people will actually try it, so we can see or it works!

**dudesuperior** · 01-30-2006 06:57 PM

Iv'e heard many bold statements like this, but hey, i'll give it a try

**Serkat** · 01-30-2006 08:42 PM

Staring at a fixed point for too long is actually known to wake up quite a number of lucid dreamers. You're interrupting the input/output mechanism and that's what dreaming is about.

**mongreloctopus** · 01-30-2006 08:56 PM

I believe it...This method was described in Carlos Castaneda's books about don Juan, the Yaqui "sorcerer". I recommend everyone read these books--fascinating stuff.

**Goldsplinter** · 01-30-2006 10:16 PM

Explain Step by Step Please, With Full Details.

Would help a lot

**GypsyRat** · 01-30-2006 10:29 PM

Originally posted by Goldsplinter
Explain Step by Step Please, With Full Details.

Would help a lot

word up

**Gus** · 01-30-2006 11:32 PM

step one
look at hands periodically throughout the day

step two
stare at hands for approximately long time before going to sleep

step three
stare at hands in dream and they start meltin or something and you realize "hey its not the acid this time, im dreaming"

step four
become god of your own universe

**Led** · 01-31-2006 12:18 AM

Originally posted by Gus
step one
look at hands periodically throughout the day

step two
stare at hands for approximately long time before going to sleep

step three
stare at hands in dream and they start meltin or something and you realize "hey its not the acid this time, im dreaming"

step four
become god of your own universe

gure penius

i mean pure genius

**Oneironaut Zero** · 01-31-2006 01:46 AM

Lol

[Edit: Deleted]

-whistles innocently and goes on about his business-

**GypsyRat** · 01-31-2006 04:20 AM

ill try it too

**RCLefty** · 01-31-2006 04:36 AM

It sounds like you're just suggesting people use their hands as an RC.

**Neruo** · 01-31-2006 06:05 PM

Originally posted by ledzeppelin

gure penius

i mean pure genius

lolololololol

I have to remember that one

Anyhow, it sonds just like a normal hand RC with some extra Trying-to-force-a-LD stuff.

**Merlock** · 01-31-2006 07:44 PM

This method may seem effective simply due to the nature of the effects that it causes but concentrating on something, really concerning one's self with a concept isn't easy to accomplish for many, thus, such a method as this one would be effective but only for those that have no problems with utterly dedicated concentration and leaving any concept in their minds.
This type of method also reminds me of Hargarts' induction technique and seems based on a similar principle considering the overall idea of stimulating dream conceptuality with physical effects.

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