Thread: Does this really works or its a marketing scam?(REMEE)

It's not a scam, it's an actual product you can wear to help you attain lucidity. Giz on youtube has recommended it and he's a pro lucid dreamer. A few other places ive seen have recommended it aswell

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I just got an email this afternoon saying that mine had shipped. I was in the Kickstarter, so lots of other people should get the first batch of them along with me. I expect someone will post a review shortly after receiving it. I'm super excited to try it out.

Originally Posted by benzilla04

It's not a scam, it's an actual product you can wear to help you attain lucidity. Giz on youtube has recommended it and he's a pro lucid dreamer. A few other places ive seen have recommended it aswell

GizEdwards? I don't think he's actually got his yet, he said it was a good idea though. I love him

No I haven't gotten my Remee yet, but I am excited to get it!

http://www.dreamviews.com/f44/remee-...g-mask-138591/

Just saying ;o I will try to master Lucid Dreaming without Aids first, but I am curious about the mask and if it works

I don't necessarily believe in using technology to aid your lucid obtainment. In the end, I believe it just harms you progress and sets up mental barriers.

Yes RareCola, but you will still need a certain level of mental awareness, like dream recall, otherwise the LD aid is pretty much useless!

I would say that, the more often you have LD, the easier is to get LD next time, so if this mask will make me to have LD easy and often that's all i need to become natural LD-er faster.

Precisely. Remee itself isn't going to make you lucid without any other training. If you do become lucid while using Remee then you think that it's because of Remee that you became lucid, and therefore start to become reliant on it for lucid dreams.

I think it's far better to lucid dream without aids so you can have confidence in your own abilities. Confidence will increase your abilities much more quickly than any lucid aid.

It isn't a scam. There have been several other dreaming mask like this for sale (Novadreamer, REMDreamer). This is just the latest and greatest. However, a dreaming mask isn't for everyone and many people recommend just to try to get lucid naturally. The masks just aid you in getting lucid.

It depends how much you care about lucid dreaming if you decide to buy it or not. I would probably wait until people start doing reviews on the mask before I decide to get one.

Yeah, I think its called a EILD tech... (Externally Induced LD) there a chapter on it in LeBerges book, (exploring the world of LD) where he tried lots of other ways to externally induce a lucid dream, Like sound...

I believe this actually does work because ive personally read reviews from past masks like this and this one looks really comfortable. But other then that all you would have to learn by yourself is to use those red lights as a reality check. Maybe watch them and say "when i see these red lights i will realize im dreaming"? maybe say that mantra while looking at the lights for a couple days and eventually it will click. I think im going to get one

If its anything like the nova dreamer that i used to own, it'll be better at waking you up than giving you lucid dreams! Not a scam just not anywhere near as good as they want you to think!

I have a Remee. I used it three times since Thursday. The first night I just had a lot better recall. The nap after that night, I went lucid because a Dream Character asked me why I wasn't wearing my mask, and I said I was, and that triggered it. My second night wearing it, I had really strong dream recall.

I've been doing RCs with the color red since that is the color it flashes, so that may have helped a lot. The mask is ridiculously light and comfortable though.

Stephen Laberge actually talked about it in his book (an earlier version of it) and he was very very for it.

No, he wasn't. He was for a device (which he later created) that would signal to the dreamer when they are in REM. Remee, despite the name, doesn't really do that. It just flashes at you after X time.

However, a dreaming mask isn't for everyone and many people recommend just to try to get lucid naturally.

With all respect. Isn't the very act of lucid dreaming unnatural? Just say'n. I don't understand why so many look down on aids. Personal preference I suppose. I mean doing on brain power along is great but in the end its all you anyway. Some people just need a boost now and then. We do it all the time in waking life with various things so why would this be any different?

I for one would love to try REMEE masks. I am also waiting to see how well people like it and maybe a price drop as well. We will see.

Originally Posted by RareCola

Precisely. Remee itself isn't going to make you lucid without any other training. If you do become lucid while using Remee then you think that it's because of Remee that you became lucid, and therefore start to become reliant on it for lucid dreams.

I think it's far better to lucid dream without aids so you can have confidence in your own abilities. Confidence will increase your abilities much more quickly than any lucid aid.

Nevermind apple juice and mangos.

Originally Posted by Xanous

With all respect. Isn't the very act of lucid dreaming unnatural?

What about those people who naturally have LD's every night? They seem fine to me.

Originally Posted by Xanous

Nevermind apple juice and mangos.

The difference is that they're natural aids which boost an already innate ability. Technological aids, not so much.

&No, lucid dreaming is not unnatural

I dont think youre being completely honest with yourself. An aid is an aid. My point is if someone finds something that works for them why discourage them? All roads lead to the same place. let it be.

It's far from a scam, although it shouldn't be seen as a bullet proof device for lucid dreaming as it sometimes may sound to be, but actually just a tool for the practise of awareness.

Originally Posted by Xanous

I dont think youre being completely honest with yourself. An aid is an aid. My point is if someone finds something that works for them why discourage them? All roads lead to the same place. let it be.

An aid is an aid, yes, but there are very differing levels between natural and technological ones. Natural aids simply increase the chemicals which help with dream recall and awareness. You still need to possess the ability to dream recall and recognise dreams without them, they just make it slightly easier.

Technological aids whether it be an alarm system or REMEE take away any need for you to have the ability to wake up naturally or to recognise your dreams. You become dependant on them to achieve lucidity because without them you don't have the skill to do so. It's like riding your bike with training wheels.

You could cut a steak with a spoon, but that doesn't mean that it's the most efficient way. My point is that if you can teach that person how to use a knife (or in this case, to lucid dream naturally) they'll benefit more in the long run.