Thread: Is the potential of lucid dreams being fulfilled?

Einstein discovered general relativity theory through a daydream. Nikola Tesla, the father of the electric age, worked out all his invention to perfection through lucid dreaming. His stressed this as the best method of invention. Giordani Bruno discovered the whole working of the universe through his mind! He had no tools whatsoever, and his model of the universe 500 years ago, is what we use today, and only recently discovered (for example that each star is another solarsystem very similar to ours). He was burned at the stake for this. And almost all important inventions through history happened through daydreaming, or came to people in their dreams. So yeah theres alot of truth in dreams. Your brains are working in overdrive when you're dreaming/sleeping.

Anyway, it's after I read the autobiography of Nikola Tesla I got into lucid dreaming ^^ he convinced me of the endless possibilities..

But I think you need to be really good at lucid dreaming, I want to get to the point I don't have normal dreams anymore.. those are completely useless if you don't have control. Right now, I'm still far far away from this goal tho, and I only had a few lucids, so I can't really give anymore comment on this, but I find it a very interesting topic =P

I have just used my LD after a 40 mins of deep meditation to achieve a really powerful Kundalini awakening and repeated again twice.

Yes, the potential of LD to achieve spiritual and mental goals is endless.

You can use LD to simply fly around for fun or you can use it to hardness knowledge and experience which otherwise may take years to achieve. Its your choice.

Originally Posted by ChaybaChayba

Einstein discovered general relativity theory through a daydream. Nikola Tesla, the father of the electric age, worked out all his invention to perfection through lucid dreaming. His stressed this as the best method of invention. Giordani Bruno discovered the whole working of the universe through his mind! He had no tools whatsoever, and his model of the universe 500 years ago, is what we use today, and only recently discovered (for example that each star is another solarsystem very similar to ours). He was burned at the stake for this. And almost all important inventions through history happened through daydreaming, or came to people in their dreams. So yeah theres alot of truth in dreams. Your brains are working in overdrive when you're dreaming/sleeping.

Anyway, it's after I read the autobiography of Nikola Tesla I got into lucid dreaming ^^ he convinced me of the endless possibilities..

But I think you need to be really good at lucid dreaming, I want to get to the point I don't have normal dreams anymore.. those are completely useless if you don't have control. Right now, I'm still far far away from this goal tho, and I only had a few lucids, so I can't really give anymore comment on this, but I find it a very interesting topic =P

Interesting, I wanted to say something like "What would have happened if someone like einstein had lucid dreams?" but I didnt know if those people did. I guess it turns out they did, and logical things were gained from them. I suppose my question was kind of silly, of course the potential is not being fulfilled. As long as there are things that are unanswered, the possibilities are always open.

in the few LD's i've had i seem to be too easily distracted... like i am on LSD or something... its like "the line between reality and out percieved reality exists only in the ... oooh shiney things!"

Originally Posted by annsie

I have just used my LD after a 40 mins of deep meditation to achieve a really powerful Kundalini awakening and repeated again twice.

Yes, the potential of LD to achieve spiritual and mental goals is endless.

You can use LD to simply fly around for fun or you can use it to hardness knowledge and experience which otherwise may take years to achieve. Its your choice.

What's a kundalini awakaning? I have no idea what it is, but it sounds pretty cool