Last updated: 22 December 2015
Lucid dreaming is another fun and relaxing way to connect with your unconscious mind, especially when coupled with self-hypnosis. So why not play around with the steps above, and learn how to become the director of your dreams!
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this is nice
Amazing!!,
Thanks hypnosis training academy for all the wonderful posts.
Thank you Shidhar!
I have a question. Its said we differentiate dreams from reality by reading. Actually we can’t even read time properly in our dream. But I can read anything. Any piece of written items and in other languages too.
Hi Fatima
Thank you for your email and question. You are right, in the world of dreaming and lucid dreaming there TEND to be some limitations that MOST people experience. Reading text and using complex machines (like a smartphone) seems to be two of those. That does not mean that NOBODY can do it, it means that these are difficult things to do in the dream and that MOST people fail at it. If you are able to read text in a dream, the congratulations! : you are able to do something that most people cannot!
All the best
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I always wanted to be a lucid dreamer now I have a simple and powerful tool to work with . At this very moment I’m going to start working with this technique and see where it goes.
Hi Robert! We’d love to hear how it goes!
I always wanted to be a lucid dreamer now I have a simple and powerful tool to work with . At this very moment II’m going to start working with this technique and see where it goes.
I am just about to do a lot of work in a workshop on self-hypnosis for clients and this was one aspect I had not considered. Reading it sounds almost like the movie “Inception.” I will be interested to experiment with this on myself first before sharing with others. The infographic is great and helps explain the process.
Thank you Erika! We’re glad you liked the infographic.
Thanks a lot for this practical guide and thanks for supporting your followers like myself. This is really appreciated.
You’re welcome Lucila! Thanks for commenting!
I actually have a question… how do you set an alarm and not open your eyes…if you need to turn it off? This sounds interesting but I would like to make sure I do it correctly. Thanks!
Thanks for your comment Theresa! Great question! The trick is to have your alarm nearby so you can switch it off easily. If you use your regular alarm, you might be able to do this without opening your eyes. But if you need to open them, just close them as soon as you have turned it off.
Fascinating. My sister has vivid explicit, sometimes violent dreams. She has learned to be aware in her dreams and to change what is happening. I will work with her more and encourage the self hypnosis…
Thank you.
Thank you Jan! We wish you and your sister all the best.