Ok.

I wish I could properly lucid dream.

>>38805
I remember this one part of my dream where this strange character with a bayonet musket came up to me and sliced my stomach to at the point i could see my intestines. I look at the character and it doesn't have and expression or any emotions. Usually all the Characters in My dream have no emotions they are usually from my memories from the people i met in the past. Although the have the image they don't have any of the emotions the real people have. I think thats how i could realize when i'm dreaming or not. I hate the dreams where i wake up in another dream and i cant wake up, feels like im dying.

>>38913
dude, i was having a bunch of those dreams while i was in rehab. one time on 3meopcp i thought i was stuck in some kind of dream but really i was awake the whole time just time went by really slowly and i thought i would be alone forever

>>38909
Most people do. You should realize that the majority of people cannot properly lucid dream. Those that can are the lucky ones.

Well I've had Ayahuasca on my mind lately. In a dream I decided I would experiment with the vine by itself before adding a DMT containing plant. I had a nice time.

>>38855
Wow that sounds very interesting, I had a similair expierence in a lucid dream where I took some bong rips and then immidieatly smashed the bong into my face to wake up, I did, and when I did wake up I was actually stoned for a little bit lol, its amazing that you can feel intoxication of any kind in your dreams, even with opiates and acid and such

>>38883

>its amazing that you can feel intoxication of any kind in your dreams, even with opiates and acid and such

Very true, I've done acid, shrooms, dph, weed, alcohol, and heroin in my dreams and it feels very much like the real thing

>>38908
I wonder if, from a neuroscience perspective, your brain remembers what each drug does and then copies the mechanisms while you're asleep? In other words, is your brain copying the methodology- each neuron activates the same way it would if the drug were actually in your system, effectively rendering you actually high in your dream- or is it just copying the results like a memory?

>>38910
It's more of an amplified placebo. Considering you can create galaxies during dreams, highs are not far fetched. Sex, a kiss, a wound or a high all feel very real within dreams.

I'm intrigued... If one were to be stabbed within a dream and were to feel the pain, would their neurons, relating to pain, light up? Hopefully there is research.

>>38709
Ahh sounds reasonable, its like reprogramming my mind to dream a certain event before hand to become lucid, really good idea I'll try it!

>>38719
I'll be dreaming about Mai Waifu tonight then I guess. Mugi prepare to get tenderly loved!

Look at and grasp onto something on the ground (like a railing or something heavy). Don't let go until the dream stabilizes.

RUB YOUR HANDS TOGETHER.........
read up on it..


your welcome op.......

>>38756
I second and verify this technique.

>>38886
clear your mind and focus on a divine archetype which rings true to you

>>38886
I just focus on my breath

OP, I'm currently going through V. Davich - 8 Minute Meditation

Basically you meditate 8 minutes a day for 8 weeks using different attention pointing techniques (probably incorrectly worded), but this type is mainly for people without a lot of free time. I'm at week 7/8.
After you've finished the 8 weeks you can choose to upgrade your techniques, stick to one you choose or just look for something different.

I suggest you try it and see how it works for you.

Also, +1 for meditation board.

I sit in a standard criss cross position on my bed with my back straight. I breathe through my nose and focus on my breath. I like to meditate before bed, imo it makes getting to sleep easier and helps me stay asleep.

Make Quantum entanglement link with your astral dimension
by ampliphying up your brain wave frequencies/making them broader
with Some psychedelics or meditation.

"How can an electron jump from one spot to another without going through the space between the two points, and without taking any time to complete the process? Even Albert Einstein was baffled by the phenomenon.

String theory solves the problem by postulating an eleven-dimensional multiverse. Electrons may jump out of existence in our universe, into another, and then reappear in our universe. The tunnel through which the electrons pass exist in another universe within the multiverse, and is not subject to the rules of space and time that govern the limited number of dimensions of which we are aware."- http://www.quantum-energy.org/quantum-physics/string-theory-and-theory-of-entanglement/
i doubt you find more rational and techincal answer, or direction to look for answer

>>38797

Quantum entanglement does not affect your brain and in turn your brain cannot affect the entanglement process. There is no known way to control a particles spin, eliminating the use of quantum entanglement as a possibility for long range communication. Be it through organic or mechanical means. The current understanding of quantum entanglement is not a refuge for pseudoscience. Do not invoke your half baked ramblings here, and shame on you for posting an image of Sagan when your very message flies in the face of everything stood for.

>>38798

>Quantum entanglement does not affect your brain

Yes it does. Quantum entanglement is a phenomenon present everywhere at the quantum level of reduction. That means your brain reduced to the level of quantum mechanics too. All things can be viewed at a quantum level if reduced sufficiently.

>and in turn your brain cannot affect the entanglement process.

That is a false assertion, the truth of the matter is undetermined.

>>38899

So, you hold an extreme reductionist stance. That doesn't mean the spin of photons and electrons is having an effect on your brain. Certainly not some measurable / exploitable effect. Remember the context of the discussion here is that it could enable astral projection.

While correct it is an assertion, that's mostly just a result of poor wording on my part. I didn't want to just have to say to the guy, what can be asserted with evidence can be dismissed without evidence.

Do you actually have an opinion on quantum entanglements capacity to allow telepathic dreaming ?

>>38899

>the truth of the matter is undetermined

And while it's undetermined, there's no good reason to assume that it does.

>>38866 lol. I have that feeling sometimes if im being chased by a killer or monster, itll be something like "dude wtf? stop stabbing my shit. fuck guy! I need my heart INTACT not with a fucking hole in it 'a' hole!"

Salamanders are animals which like to hide, this dream may have been about you feeling anxiety over telling one too many secrets about yourself and wondering how you can regain that lost sense of security.

Is that accurate? Just a wild guess.

>>38870
Denial? This seems to be the most obvious answer.

>>38878

Yeah that seems to be the most reasonable explanation OP. You haven't fully come to terms with her death and have a lot more to process.

I am sorry, your post makes me cry. Not everyone has a mother they can really love and miss when they're gone.

>>38894
the audio might wake you up from a good sleep, nevertheless, try it and tell us the results

>>38891
It is a shame that you do not remember the events and conversation. I visited my younger sister (though not by blood, in many ways she was more like a daughter). I had seen her countless times when I was practicing lucid dreaming and had refused to interact with her even when she yelled my name and pleaded with me to notice her.

Finally, I gave in. I decided during the day that I would find her that night and say what was left unsaid. Which I did. They say metaphysical aspects of life require belief, though subjective proof is more than enough to know that it was her. She told me she loved me, she was happy, that I will be happy also and to keep my heart open. Ridiculously emotional, and I am not the emotional type, though she was always dear to my heart. I haven't seen her since.

>>38892
well, i have experimented with lucid/vivid dreaming in the past but i never had any results. this just kinda happened randomly one night. i believe in the idea and have a very open mind when it comes to dreaming. thats probably why i keep thinking about it. i do remember other smaller details but none of them i can figure out a meaning to. things like that are what stood out the most. like i said i only remember bits of the conversation, but i do know he did most of the talking.

is there anything i can practice to make this happen more often? not necessarily talking to people, but at least being able to remember important details of a dream? im definitely gonna give my mother the message whether she believes me or not just because i feel like its something she should know. and if it really was my grandfather passing a message to me i would like to keep that open mind in case others want to use that as a method of communication. not 2-way of course but even if it's something as simple as passing on a final message that couldn't be passed beforehand.

>>37349
Since I started a journal I have had my first ever dreams with zombies.
The first one was in a submarine, I was with a small group of friends and there was what looked like a witch from L4D only 12ft tall.
The next zombie dream was a month+1day later; I was inside a house full of survivors this time and the 12ft witch was inside aswell except she looked more human this time.

>>38566
track to see when the next zombie dream occurs, there might be a pattern

Post-apocalyptic themes are very common for me. But really it's all very varied.
Tonight for an example I dreamed about:
I was out walking (without pants) when I noticed a scab (Do you say that in English? When you've hurt yourself and there's a protective layer that eventually starts flaking) on my kneecap and I picked at it and it turned out I could remove a solid chunk of my flesh about the size and shape of an ice-cube.
So there was like a hollow in my kneecap with pink fresh skin on the inside, no bone or blood or anything.

Then I saw a bunch of animated household items jump down a tunnel or something because this red bell was dying from something, but salt kept flying from his "ass" (He was bell shaped so yeah there was a big open hole) every time he jumped and so I told him "You are going to give everyone natrium-poisoning if you keep up like that" and so he got angry with me and all of a sudden we are on the bottom of a cylindrical room in the underground and I'm a human and he's more like a humanoid turtle, very realistic and detailed.
The surrounding was very detailed, the walls were earthen and thin brown roots were coming out of them, there was dark green water on the ground about a couple of inches deep and there were different plants growing here but the most predominant plant were these dark green tubular mini-bamboo-ish bushes. There was blue light coming from the top of this shaft or whatever it was.
So anyway, we duked it out a bit and I finally knocked him unconscious, when I noticed he had an arrow sticking out of his chest on the right side almost up by the shoulder. So I pulled the arrow out (Because this was the thing making him sick and why we came down here in the first place) and saw that he was hollow inside, apart from this yellow/white substance that had about the same texture as milk when it boils over, and this substance was trying to make it's way out of him and this would kill him, so I hurried over by one of the tubular plants and pulled out a stem. But the stem was too narrow so I had to break it further up where it was thicker, it frayed but I managed to make it neater and then stuck it into the wound. It was still not thick…

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OK so I suck at rolling blunts, plain and simple. Are there any cheat ways to roll one? I heard rolling the wrap around a pen and stuffing the wrap is pretty effective.
Pic not related, retard uploaded his weed to facebook

>>38880

>>>/weed/

Also, I'm really emotional right now, cause I saw some ad on tv about issues or something, and I almost shed a tear..WTH is going on??I'm never like this.

Could it be the daylight saving time that is the cause of this? I always happen to me the day after changing the hour, I get extremely vivid dreams of living normally in my house with my family, but everybody is disoriented as fuck, clocks all tell different times, and it is always day outside, even when the clocks show 22:30.

Anyway, about your dreams. I have nothing to say about the first two. They look like nothing special.
I have an idea about the last one. It might be that your arms or legs or whatever were stuck in your bedsheets, and that made real life movement real hard. This would explain the tiredness in the dream and the pain when you woke up.

OP you are taking too many stimulants to the point where they are messing with your mind - a mind which has become disturbed because of a coincidence of a few nightmares in a row which have sent you off into hallucinatory crazy-land. Go to a doctor, tell him your symptoms, ask him to prescribe you an antipsychotic or some sort of sedative to help you sleep until you can wean off the meds.

Hey op, I don't know what you were told in your EMT/Paramedic classes but I was warned of these stress dreams. If you have been seeing some weird shit on the job and you think its not bothering you, it is. I don't have the dreams anymore but I have seen things that have happened or other random people die, be cut in half, or whatever.

Talk to a higher up about some therapy to calm things down a bit. You may say that you don't need it but you might need it.

>>38839
Sounds about right.

>Some are based off experiences I've had as a paramedic/soldier

That's definitely an indicator that these experiences have left their mark. Cut the excessive caffeine too, that can't be healthy for you.

My roomate was an EMT, quit when he couldn't take it anymore, and still has the same conflicts that OP does... its upsetting but I hope he cant someday not be afraid to sleep :\

hmm just an idea because this helped me cope with my PTSD, but you should meet with a cognitive doctor that does Rapid Eye Movement Therapy. this alone helped me with my PTSD more than any other doctor I have ever seen. it helps you go into your mind and deconstruct it more than you ever thought possible.