So, recently i have heard articles online about people who can control their own dreams allowing them to do whatever that want in them.
It's called Lucid Dreaming.
Basically how it works is when you enter the first stage of sleep, when the body locks up all the muscles in your body so they don't thrash around at night, you wake up, not being able to move due to sleep paralysis, getting hallucinations, and having to fall asleep again into sort of a mini-coma.
When this happens, the brain is working at a higher wave rate, getting you more control over what you do.
Therefore, you can mentally live in a second world as long as the alarm clock doesn't go off or when you wake up.
Here's an article on it:
wikihow.com/Lucid-Dream
I will definitely be trying this, but hopefully i don't end up like Stephen Hawking or Desmond Miles at the end of Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood (without the stabbing thing).
Wish me luck!
(LOG)
Night 1: FAIL. Was sick and couldn't stay still with coughing and shit.
Night 2: FAIL.
Night 3 - 15: Exams are a bitch.
Night 16: almost, worked, but very, very loose. Very fuzzy
Night 17: Soooooooo fucking close! Just couldn't control it. I have a problem with focusing about shit.
Night 18: similar like night 16, not much progress.
Night 19: I would call that a success, but not so much. Controll over movement, but not over speaking. Can't remember Ezio's accent, will need to play ac2 tomorrow.
Night 20: Movement and Voice sorted, fucking hidden blade going everywhere, swords and shit. Head really hurting.
Night 21: first real success! Didn't wake up till 10:30am next morning drenched in sweat. Parents are likE dafuq?!?
Night 22: Didn't even need to try, though hallucinations really do fuck with your mind, follow morning woke up, walked around for a while, then collapsed on the ground. Woke up 1 hour after.
Going to take a break from lucid dreaming for a while because of the potential health risk to me. Will be attempting some more soon!!!
It's called Lucid Dreaming.
Basically how it works is when you enter the first stage of sleep, when the body locks up all the muscles in your body so they don't thrash around at night, you wake up, not being able to move due to sleep paralysis, getting hallucinations, and having to fall asleep again into sort of a mini-coma.
When this happens, the brain is working at a higher wave rate, getting you more control over what you do.
Therefore, you can mentally live in a second world as long as the alarm clock doesn't go off or when you wake up.
Here's an article on it:
wikihow.com/Lucid-Dream
I will definitely be trying this, but hopefully i don't end up like Stephen Hawking or Desmond Miles at the end of Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood (without the stabbing thing).
Wish me luck!
(LOG)
Night 1: FAIL. Was sick and couldn't stay still with coughing and shit.
Night 2: FAIL.
Night 3 - 15: Exams are a bitch.
Night 16: almost, worked, but very, very loose. Very fuzzy
Night 17: Soooooooo fucking close! Just couldn't control it. I have a problem with focusing about shit.
Night 18: similar like night 16, not much progress.
Night 19: I would call that a success, but not so much. Controll over movement, but not over speaking. Can't remember Ezio's accent, will need to play ac2 tomorrow.
Night 20: Movement and Voice sorted, fucking hidden blade going everywhere, swords and shit. Head really hurting.
Night 21: first real success! Didn't wake up till 10:30am next morning drenched in sweat. Parents are likE dafuq?!?
Night 22: Didn't even need to try, though hallucinations really do fuck with your mind, follow morning woke up, walked around for a while, then collapsed on the ground. Woke up 1 hour after.
Going to take a break from lucid dreaming for a while because of the potential health risk to me. Will be attempting some more soon!!!
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Oi! I'm on the new thing called a 3DS!
Friend Code: 2251-5486-7013
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