Lucid Dreaming

**bender5** · 11-9-2010, 05:00 PM

Hallucinogenic drugs completely unlocked my mind as far as my sleep pattern goes.

Because I know what reality is and what is total bull****, when I go into deep sleep, during the cycle where your body releases DMT, I have wildly vivid, completely alternate reality dreams. My photographic memory helps me remember every single dream I have, and it's quite wild the things your brain can create in the span of about 15 minutes.

As far as lucid dreaming goes, I can hardly ever induce myself into a lucid state, unless I'm in an environment where I need to "turn off" externalized function. It's really difficult to explain, because the only time I can do it on command is under the influence of mushrooms.

I just wait until I have the ability to get fully comfortable and rested 'til I sleep and it causes me to enjoy my nights so much more.

11-9-2010, 05:00 PM	#16
bender5 The 40% Iron Chef Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Denver Age: 35 Posts: 4,894	Re: Lucid Dreaming Hallucinogenic drugs completely unlocked my mind as far as my sleep pattern goes. Because I know what reality is and what is total bull****, when I go into deep sleep, during the cycle where your body releases DMT, I have wildly vivid, completely alternate reality dreams. My photographic memory helps me remember every single dream I have, and it's quite wild the things your brain can create in the span of about 15 minutes. As far as lucid dreaming goes, I can hardly ever induce myself into a lucid state, unless I'm in an environment where I need to "turn off" externalized function. It's really difficult to explain, because the only time I can do it on command is under the influence of mushrooms. I just wait until I have the ability to get fully comfortable and rested 'til I sleep and it causes me to enjoy my nights so much more.

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