You want to Lucid Dream… trust me. A deeper infinitely more creative, knowledgeable part of yourself emerges and some of the new dream associates you’ll meet are VERY good company to keep. I’ve heard time and time again that many geniuses, I believe even Einstein reported solving problems and generating breakthrough, life-changing inventions in their dreams.

(”Don’t we have enough entertainment?”) I disagree… our current entertainment IS the problem.

If you’re not part of the Matrix, the posed question (”Don’t we have enough entertainment?”) does not come across as a question that you serioulsly need to ask yourself. It comes across as part of the Matixs control program, in other words… – OBEY! Don’t go there.. don’t change, don’t look for it!

Here’s the proof… =)

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You see, I didn’t start to Lucid D. until I stopped watching TV. Now after 5 years of not watching TV, and only reading books, I have more than 20 Lucid Dreams per month. The realization came about a month ago, when I was trying hard to figure out how, over the course of a few years I went from no Lucid Dreams to an abundance of them. Then while at a friend’s gathering I walked into a room where they were watching an action movie. That’s when it struck me that, the movie they were watching was someone else’s dream that Hollywood put together and released to the general public. And they (my friends) were all stuck – by choice, into watching and experiencing someone else’s dream, that they couldn’t break out of, unless they changed the show or channel. Unlike in Lucid Dreaming where if something unwanted happens you can simply change the dream scene or experience with your mind, (”FREE YOUR MIND” – Morpheus). That’s when I had that kind of inner knowing that, I had my answer!… People are conditioned “out of” Lucid Dreaming because of television and the movies they subject themselves to, in which the “control” of the experience is taken away and they are forced to go from point A to point B. (The beginning of the movie to the end) without personal interaction. People don’t believe or feel that they have any control now when they find themselves in a dream because the nature of watching our current real-life technology/movies conditions us and doesn’t allow for interactive scene/plot/cast, or whatever changes that you CAN affect when you’re Lucid. Dreaming for most people is just an extension of their waking lifes, i.e. working the assembly line, cleaning your house, doing volunteer work, whatever… The realization never occurs to them that they are dreaming, they get stuck in their dreams (not knowing the awesome power they have to control and create their own reality) doing boring routings and experiencing the burdens of their waking lives, never realizing that they can, also, like Neo at the end of one of his movies put his arms in the air and take off soaring into the sky, consciously awake in the power of the universes consiousness and playground – The UN-Matrix.

Keep trying!!!

lucid dreams, what are they. dreams are said to be answers to questions that we dont know how to answer yet.

is it possible that the lucid dreams are a gateway, portal into a reality that we cant explain. a reality in are minds. “what would happen if you were unable to wake from the dream. how would you know the difference between the real world and dream world.

is it possible that by doing these extra ordinary things within are dreams, flying, die’n, even waking from a dream into another dream is our mind trying to wake up sort of speaking….trying to awaken from something,

is it the powers of the lucid dream that is the key to realse. only time will tell.

That’s interesting about the “volunteer work” aspect of dreams. That must make dream analysis very difficult, if you’re not sure who you’re dreaming for!

There is nothing wrong about lucid dreaming, I guess, but I still don’t get why anyone wants to do it — except just to amuse oneself Don’t we have enough entertainment?

Further, there are some souls whose dreams are not about themselves. . . they do volunteer work, so to say, for others during their sleep while they are in the astrals. So analyzing their dreams do little for themselves. Just to let you know.

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@ Nez, I wish I could see that Batman episode! But maybe it was just a fake library, like on a movie set–they kept their budget low by using fake books!

I guess that if you suspect it’s a dream, you’ll be able to prove it within a shadow of a doubt if you really make an effort. Our minds are good, but they’re not good enough to replicate everything perfectly. But I heard of someone who realized he was dreaming, and said this to the dream characters, but they tried to convince him he wasn’t dreaming!

@ Ian, wow that was a long comment! Yes, I slept for 10 hours 50 minutes, a bit longer than the 20 minutes I had intended. I enjoyed your Matrix story, but I had to delete the part at the end, as it got too off topic. But I hope you’ll continue to use the Matrix to win new clients!

Please feel free to delete this comment. I’m a huge Matrix fan. And I used the Matrix in a message to prospective clients who had given me permission to stay in touch.

But first, lucid dreaming. Are you saying you slept for 10 hours 50 minutes? (6:40PM until 5:30AM?). Your reality checks seemed sound to me.

Lucid dreaming can be replicated in real-life – and why not? Why not believe you can achieve what you want and make it a waking reality?

Anyway, I live in Liverpool in the United Kingdom. Our local dish is called scouse. It’s a cheap and cheerful dish anyone can make which involves the scraps from your plate the night before or an original dish comprising a stewed combination of some meat (lamb, steak, mince or no-meat – AKA veggie scouse), potatoes, carrots etc. Chucked into a pot over a stove for an hour or two.

Paul McCartney, John Lennon etc were “scousers”. They were brought up on this culinary delight.

I can only take on clients within a 20 minute drive of our office, so please enjoy this (or not, no offence taken) as a non-salesy sharing of a Matrix-esque thing:

Hi Kerrin,

There is actually a scouse version of Keanu Reeves’ classic trilogy of films, the Matrix.

Sue, the Liverpool-based small business manager stars in the scouse version. For those who don’t know, the Matrix is a virtual world. Nearly all of Humankind is physically imprisoned in a coma. Their minds live in this virtual world. In the film, Neo (played by Keanu), is offered a red pill by Morpheus which can shake him out of his coma and join the fight against the machines.

You see computers and machines have taken over. They use mankind as biological batteries in an ironic role reversal – producing power, and necessarily comatose. To stop them waking up they create the matrix for them to live in. Their first version of the matrix is a perfect world devoid of disease, poverty and any kind of disaster

…The Scouse Version….

Sue manages a small business in Liverpool. Her nightmarish, every day existence is one of long hours. She’s so busy doing what she’s doing that she just needs everything else to be right. She wants the bank to leave her alone. Her accountant to make sure all of the tax returns are done. And her computer support company to fix problems whenever they arise.

But it doesn’t quite work out like that. She has to query the ridiculous charges she gets from his bank. Her accountant charges a small fortune and still has her filling in dozens of forms. Her computer support company takes ages to turn up and fix problems, they don’t seem to care, and do little or nothing to prevent things going wrong in the first place.

She meets Morpheus. When Sue consumes a magical bowl of scouse, she will awake in small business heaven. She devours it. Her bank waives all charges. Her accountant fills in her forms and just asks for a signature. Her IT support company fixes all problems within 2 hours, cares deeply about her business, and does their utmost to prevent problems happening in the first place.

Fancy a bowl of scouse?

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It reminds me of an episode of a Batman Adventures cartoon. The Dark Knight finds himself in a dream world from which he cannot wake up, thanks to being captured and drugged by the Scarecrow. He was finally able to escape once he could prove that he was in a dream — when he tried reading books in a library, all he could see were random garbled words. His mind could not make up what it didn’t know. Something like that.

It was pretty fascinating. My wife has lucid dreams, and I mentioned the idea to her some time ago. I should ask her about it again.

Anyway, get some sleep, mister! You’re running up a high sleep “debt”, which obviously you had just repaid.

But I love sleep. That’s when the body heals.

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Good thing you didn’t try jumping out the window.

I’ve read about lucid dreaming on Steve Pavlina’s blog. I never did understand it, but apparently it works.

I like my sleep too much to try and get by on just a few hours. They call it “beauty sleep” and I’ll take all I can get.

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