Can You Lucid Dream Every Night? (Q&A)

[@KingCrayfish]

Best lucid dreaming channel 👍👍

[@cupricturnip4176]

Indeed

[@stephen_101]

By a mile - keep up the good work Matt.

[@San37815]

much better then that daniel love guy who's just add too many extra info you don't need, he also rambles too much

[@kokichiouma7792]

fax

[@Demmo888]

Tipharot you have the best content ever, i wish nothing but blessings for you fam, you deserve sm more credit and recognition...thank you for still finding that courage to continue to release quality content, we missed you fam ❤️.

[@howdareyou5800]

I highly recommend Tipharot´s book: The Lucid Dreaming Book. Its one of books more easy to get the ideas and techniques, not complicated stuff, but a guy with tons and decades of experience.

[@thefirsttrillionaire2925]

Do you know why the purchase link isn’t working for me? I tried to buy it but when I click the button it just reloads the page.

[@thegreateggort1641]

I absolutely support Tipharot and am not challenging his intellect on the topic of lucid dreaming, but personally I think the price of his book is beyond ridiculous. There are higher quality lucid dreaming books that go way more in depth, yet are like ten bucks less. I’m sure tipharot’s book is full of good info, but my only gripe its price.

[@howdareyou5800]

@@thegreateggort1641 you are right bro, I like Tipharot a lot but hell yeah the price is at least twice as the average LD book. That is why you have to be every videeo checking when is he giving 50% off

[@thegreateggort1641]

@@howdareyou5800 that’s true. Though it makes me wonder if Matt realizes this himself. It’s a steep price, it’d make more sense to bring the normal price down to what the 50% off is.

[@howdareyou5800]

@@thegreateggort1641 yeap... what happens or at least the conclusion Ive arrived after more than a year following him and others, again liking Tip a lot, but he is a youtuber that wants to talk about his thing: lucid dreaming, others like daniel love are lucid dreaming teachers who happens to be youtubers.

[@existentialchaos8]

When I was younger, I sometimes used to dream the exact same dream that I did once before.

[@existentialchaos8]

13:24 That's weird, even before I knew about lucid dreaming, I used to have a lot of lucid dreams (not every night though) and I do none of those things. I've never used a technique before and I have lucid dreams about 25-50% of all nights.

[@serioussam808]

I just became lucid and i couldn't leave my dream it was like i was stuck in several dreams for like a whole day I even thought i woke up but i was just dreaming my house, I started panicking every character acted like he knew it and as soon as i woke up i started crying, it was wan of the scariest expreriencies of my life.

[@ashwani29kumar]

Always do a dream analysis afterwards, every time. Our dreams are how our subconscious talks to us. Maybe you are stuck in your waking life..any unresolved issue or unfinished task or something. And it happens to me too..i wake up but later I realize I was still dreaming. Maybe thats your opportunity..your subconscious is trying to help you become lucid in any one of your false awakenings? Don't be scared.😉

[@diaa541]

i had yesterday my first lucid dream it was cooooool

[@danielvanstaden8247]

Woo more videos yeaaaah

[@yyyy5466]

Hello dreamers!!🤘♥️

[@ChanceTheModerator]

Wassup 😎

[@user-bm2gp1ik2g]

Can you make a FILD video? The one 2-3 years ago was confusing..

[@DreaMist4256]

You can lucid dream every night if the bands playing is on point

[@ashwani29kumar]

Hi. First thing, you are doing an awesome job by spreading awareness about this life-changing experience. Love your content! Second thing, its a question. I got lucid tonight. I asked my subconscious a question about my health problem i have been having, but no reply. Then, I asked my larger awareness the same thing, no reply again. Is it related to dream control? Am i not there yet to be able to do things like that? I have 4-5 lucid dreams a month, some stable some not. Also, im an insomniac..I go to sleep almost in the morning. Would changing my sleeping pattern going to help?? Thanks a lot.

[@thegreateggort1641]

From what I’ve learned over the years is that it’s just luck. Sometimes you don’t get an answer for whatever reason, you just gotta keep trying.

[@ashwani29kumar]

@@thegreateggort1641 I have talked to my subconscious two times..met my spirit guide and experienced healing since that comment. I haven't had a lucid dream for a while now but im always hopeful.😉

[@thegreateggort1641]

@@ashwani29kumar damn, I’d like to speak to my subconscious. That’s one of the big things that pulled me into lucid dreaming three years, and I’ve come nowhere near close. The closest thing to a message or contact from my subconscious I got was in a dream that I didn’t even get lucid in, I had found a bottle with a note in it saying to do a reality check. That’s it really.

[@ashwani29kumar]

@@thegreateggort1641 That's awesome. You know what could help you? A good old self talk. Everyone talks to themselves..so, start talking to yourself..like a friend. Ask your subconscious if it is happy, have anything troubling, any unresolved issues..give it all the love you have. Eventually and sooner than you expect, with a little surprise..you might be able to accomplish whatever you have been planning. Trust your subconscious buddy😉

[@ashwani29kumar]

@@thegreateggort1641 After I talked to my subconscious like a friend...and I wasn't even dreaming! I was in this waking world and was demotivated a lot after not being able to have a lucid dream for 15 days, so one day I meditated a little and was in that zone, you know, I talked to my subconscious with all the compassion and you know what happened...?! In the afternoon the same day, my dream body did a reality check in my dream on its own without my awareness and I got aware..! The next day, same kind of thing happened again. And since that talk..which I still do almost every day, my dreams have been much easier to recognize. I love my subconscious and it loves me too..it said so!😁

[@MysticalReverbs]

Q: I have a question, how can I control my dreams better? Like, I go lucid, but I can't control the things around me. I know how to keep a longer dream, I use affirmations for that, but Idk how to summon things or make a portal. I'm trying to use lucid dreaming as a method to shifting to my desired realty. Any tips?

[@taylorjjb4004]

For me, its a believing thing. If i want a person to appear, i close my eyes and invision them having a conversation with me. And when i look back up, they are normally there, still talking. But if i wanted to fly or pick up a car, it really depends on how much i believe i can do it. If you think what you're trying to do is difficult, it will be difficult in the dream. Just try to make the mindset that its a normal and easy thing to do, and you might have more success with it.

[@rosegonzalez1663]

Can you do a video about shifting realities?

[@turdturret39]

You remind me of Harry Potter

[@dimilord9579]

Lol

[@dimilord9579]

Why

[@turdturret39]

Because he's talking about magic in far away lands

[@haleymartin5798]

Only after you said that it is so true! Now I can't listen to him without thinking of Harry!

[@dylanhol6982]

If you start dreaming in blocks at night, well it’s probably cause you’ve been playing a ton of minecraft Me after last night 👀

[@NicoleYacoubian]

Why is it that the more I record my dreams on my journal, the more nightmares I have? My dreams without keeping track or recording them on a journal are so peaceful yet it’s the opposite once I start recording them

[@ashwani29kumar]

Our dreams are subconscious mind's way of talking to us. Try to understand the pattern of your nightmares. Face you fears if you can, both in the dream world as well as waking world. Work out your issues, if any. Have a self-talk with you subconscious. Mediatate for a while and when you think you are in that zone, talk to your subconscious to help you with your nightmares.😉 good luck.

[@Anonym_6-v2y]

Monks,yogis, awakend people have lucid dreams,astral projections everynight and all the night.

[@tristinramoutar2.127]

stop scrolling and do a reality check!!!!!!!!

[@stephanievizueth4221]

I have lucid nightmares every night since I was I was 8 years old , I thought it was normal but the more i look into it it’s not .. who can I talk to about this am I special?..

[@daisymg3009]

I never knew what lucid dreaming was when I was much younger it always scared me. once I got older I started lucid dreaming every night. When I was 18 I had insomnia and was prescribed meds. After that my lucid dreams went away for a little over an year even though I wasn't taking the meds anymore. Then it slowly came back, and now I am lucid dreaming almost every night. Its so exhausting, I wake up feeling so tired especially when I only get 8 hrs. I need like 10 to feel well rested. I don't use any techniques and never had, I always thought everyone also had these types of dreams. its so weird that ppl would want to be lucid dreaming. I'm so tired of my dreams, I feel so drained all the time now

[@jpupp]

I’ve heard of people who experience this, and I’m very sorry this is happening to you. Here’s an exercise that has helped many people: the next time you dream, find your way to a serene location. It can be a green meadow, a sunny beach, or even a quiet room, as long as it brings you comfort. I once read of someone who frequently visited a purple waterfall. The next step is to lie down or sit cross-legged. Then, focus on your breath-you may close your eyes; alternatively, you can direct your visual attention to a distant point. If you’re relaxed enough, you may ‘fall asleep,’ which can cause you to lose lucidity and have a standard dream. If you don’t ‘fall asleep,’ don’t stress. You will still wake up feeling refreshed! This is because you are essentially meditating in your sleep. Think of it this way: the more you move around and interact with the dream world, the harder your brain must work to create vivid imagery and sensory input. _Dream meditation_ allows the mind to rest. I hope this helps.

[@daisymg3009]

@@jpupp thank you so much, I will definitely try this! Hopefully works 🤞

[@jpupp]

@@daisymg3009 Of course, please keep me updated!

[@tentative4474]

I recently had a lucid dream, I was about 90% conscious about the dream and I had to get into a fight, even though theoretically I must be able to do anything I want, but I felt this restriction of motion and tiredness that I would feel in real life in the dream, and as much as I tried to get rid of it keeps repeating in my dream, is there an explanation?

[@shay_playz]

Not higher enough lucidity, so more and MORE reality checks for about 1 min straight

[@thegreateggort1641]

I think what the other comment meant is dream stabilization techniques. Reality checks can be a way to stabilize the dream but they’re not the only way.

[@ashwani29kumar]

Our dreams are subconscious mind's way of talking to us. Always do a dream analysis afterwards, everyday. Maybe something is bothering you, dragging you from moving on..because of that burden, you are unable to move forward and feel all tired and stuff.🙄

[@soniczforever5470]

Hi Tipharot your not alone im not even up to making jigsaws and my crochet blankets, (work from home, gallery closed once again ) must start losing

[@joerossiter1330]

hey @tipharot , I have one lucid dream under my belt and im trying to learn WILD, I keep on getting to the stage when the dream is almost forming and i can feel sleep paralysis kick in, but as soon as this stage happens my heart just starts racing and i get really nervous, Any tips?

[@datboyrains5657]

i used to be able to lucid dream when i wanted to before, but for about 3 weeks i’ve been trying every night to lucid dream but i can’t, and i’ve tried guided lucid dreaming videos and they don’t work

[@ashwani29kumar]

Same thing is happening to me too bro. If I had to guess, I would say there might be something going on in the waking life that has been bothering you. Work the issue out, if any. Meditate for a while and have a self-talk with your subconscious. Tell it to help you.😉

[@datboyrains5657]

@@ashwani29kumar thanks man! will do 🙏🏼

[@woozii.capalot]

I have lucid dreams consistently when I want to n I’ve had at least 50-80 lucid dreams since 2020 while lucid dreaming off and on. I never get to enjoy them tho cuz in every single one of them, my eyes get heavy n I end up falling asleep in the lucid dream. I’ve tried everything I can think of to stop it but it keeps happening. I’ve tried to not worry about it in the dream, I’ve tried repeating to myself in the dream that it won’t happen, I’ve tried drinking coffee in the dream to make me not tired, I’ve tried dream stabilization techniques but nothing is working. When I fall asleep n wake up in the dream I lose lucidity. Anyone know how I can stop this?

[@Faithy606]

hello everybody! :) Can somebody more experienced advise? I started my dream journal 2 months ago, Im doing reality checks multiple times every day, I meditate in the morning and before bed and Im using mantras as well... yet I managed to get lucid during this 2 months of intensivly trying maybe 3 times so far, and I always either lose lucidity as the dream goes on or I just wake up... is this a normal progress? It seems too slow and sometimes I just get frustrated with myself. How long does it take to get lucid dreams on more regular basis, or before you manage to stabilise your dreams so that you can really enjoy it? I realise it is different for everybody. Eventually I would love to also astral travel, but I figured lucid dreaming is the first step.

[@ashwani29kumar]

You're doing great. Keep telling yourself that (even if you're think you are slow). Your belief is the key. What you think, you become! PS It took me a year before I was able to have 4 lucid dreams in a month. Also, good luck with your astral projection. I too started lucid dreaming for the same reason. I projected once before I got into lucid dreaming but it was too short-lived. When we are in our subconscious (thats where dreams happen, right?), we can acces all sorts of dimensions of existence. Try projecting from a lucid dream..it is much easier and fun!😉

[@Faithy606]

@@ashwani29kumar Thank you for your comment, I surly will try, but I still think Im not quite ready for astral projection yet. I had a LD just last night, I always try to ask my subconscious questions about my life purpose, I asked that in my lucid dreams several times now, but I never get any answer.. usually I ask and nothing happens, last night I asked again, this time I heard a voice, but it was kind of faint and the answer didnt make any sence... do you have any advice for this?

[@ashwani29kumar]

@@Faithy606 Well, thats awesome. Keep going. I think you might not be as lucid as you need to be to properly understand or interpret the reply from your subconscious. I would recommend you to ask for awareness as soon as you recognize you're dreaming. Look at your hands, say "Awareness now!" or whatever works for you. As you get aware, observe your surrounding. Then exclaim, as you were a king.."To me, my subconscious!" Observe any change in your surroundings..any new character coming into the picture..it could be a man, woman, a kid, an animal or if not anyone then maybe the already existing character..go to them and ask them personally, "Are you my subconscious?" or "What do you represent?" Im sure you will get an answer. And remember..belief is the key! Always believe in yourself. Your doubts mights be pulling you down. Also, I would recommend you to talk to your subconscious. Ask it, if its happy..anything bothering it...any unresolved issue or unfinished business or unbalanced karma and such..Talk to it like a friend..Give it love. Thank it personally for taking care of you all the time, you know, for your breathing..heartbeat..other organs..if it were not for your subconscious you wouldn't be alive. Hug it and feel the love coming from them. Life will become so much fun and blissful after that, I promise. Good Luck

[@Faithy606]

@@ashwani29kumar awesome, thanks for the tips, I will surely try it :) yea, Im still a beginner, still struggling to even get lucid, let alone to control the dream or ask deep questions about the meaning of life :D but Im slowly getting there :) thanks again for your help!

[@San37815]

@Tipharot Hey Matt Could You please provide an ePUB version of your lucid dream ebook in gumroad as it reads better on my kobo, because the send to kindle wouldn't work because I don't have a kindle, I also tried converting the pdf into epub with software but it loses formatting and messes it up it looks bad

[@mrrocket8467]

Woooow

[@Saldusbyb]

I was in a very weird dream, out of nowhere I said to myself "This doesn't seem right, I must be dreaming" and it felt like my body transferred into the dream. I did a lot of random things. But when I woke up I didn't remember everything fully, and it felt like a regular dream. Is this something to do with my dream recall.

[@ButteredCat]

I'm new to trying lucid dreaming and I've had experiences like this. From what I've heard you just need to learn how to stabilize dreams. Usually using reality checks to confirm that you are in a dream and spinning around to make the dream more clear. A lot of people fade out of there lucid dreams. If anyone else is more experienced feel free to help! I'm curious too!

[@ZacharyHS]

Whenever I have traumatic dreams, I immediately get on my knees and yell “THIS IS A DREAM”, and boom. I then asked for my subconsciousness to give me power, and it did. One of the best lucid dreams ever.

[@nursunschmidt11]

I lucid dream every night without even trying

[@probablyinmyroom]

Hey do you think you could cover reality shifting on your channel? Thanks! 😊 🙏

[@AustinErt]

Is lucid dreaming easier the more tired you are?

[@ashwani29kumar]

You can get into the subconscious more easily and effortlessly. REM period are attained sooner than usual, so yes..the chances are better👍

[@AustinErt]

@@ashwani29kumar ok thanx

[@FeomiX.akiiii]

I lucid dream every night.

[@nickoa9137]

that's so cool seriously

[@mycelia_ow]

I'm the 100th like, do i get a blessing for a LD?

[@blank9811]

bless you

[@IsolatePlz]

Are you dreaming?

[@mississippimedicalcannabis6643]

To me lucid dreaming is over coming your dreams and being in a mind state that you know that your dreaming within a dream so you can take over and take total control of your dream where the dream became in your fingers and you choose what happens in it people say you can't feel pain well to me that's true but I have experienced stuff you do in real life because it's as real as you make it I can wake up from a dream then go back in and take full control as if I have super powers the only bad thing I have experienced is I don't have them much due to I have taken over my dreams and the other bad experience is lucid dreaming but I'm in like a nightmare and I expected waking up but still being held down as if I couldn't move like someone was holding my eyes shut very scary they say your body wakes up but your mind is still dreaming so your in two places you can feel ur awake but um you can't open your eyes