How Lucid Dreaming Changed my Life

I love Lucid Dreaming, I trained myself to be able to do so. A few days ago I had a dream about my grandma and we had quite a rocky relationship. However, the dream showed me some unresolved emotions and allowed me to work on that. It was intense but so needed, let me take you along.
How are your thoughts about dreaming and are you able to Lucid Dream?
Have any questions or feedback for me? Leave a comment and I´ll be happy to get back to you!
Thanks for watching, more to come!
Love, Mischa
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[@cyberintervention]

Hey man, love the new videos. Looks like your going from Berlin stuff to how you're healing spiritually/emotionally/maybe even physically (could be a good video idea). I know you took down a video recently about ketamine but would you consider uploading some videos about crazy stories you had and why you're moving away from it. I know Steve-O does similar stuff on his podcast and I think one of the greatest things about youtube is being able to share incredible life perspectives. I'm sure you have so many stories based off the random off hand comments you make that sound absolutely incredible. I don't want you to change your content just from my comment here, especially if it makes you uncomfortable and it's not the direction you want to go in but I just thought it would be really interesting to hear your crazy club/drug/anything stories and why you're moving into a different era for your life into more peace. Love your perspective man.

[@post.mischa]

Thank you so much! Also for the idea itself, I will definitely let that simmer for a little bit. Once I have a little bit more stability concerning the topic itself, I can give some insight

[@Lilablaublassgruen]

I am in delay 😅 but now I was able to watch your video. Yea, lucid dreaming is 'crazy'. I had a lot of those experiences when I was younger (even without knowing anything about it and therefore not forcing or practicing it). I really enjoyed that kind of special way to dream. I woke up and was really able to create my own dream when falling asleep again. Am not able to do it anymore. Always wanted to practice and force it again. Watch some content about methods but did not make it real yet. Its just not the right time for me right now. Glad you were able to 'resolve' and integragte that traumatic experience (nit being loved and threated the same way your older brother was loved and threated by your grandma). I am happy that you were able to 'let it go' and get relief and find your personal peace for this situation. It's kind of 'funny' and a little 'spooky' at the same time that we have a lot biographical stuff or family stuff in common. I mean that stuff like my grandfather also was an alcoholic and my grandmother prefered my cousins and my mother had a miscarriage and my older sister died after some days (never knew, found out by myself when I was, maybe 11 or 12, before I was born) and so on ... of course there are several differences as well ;). Especially I am out of contact to my whole family and relatives since over 14 years now. Best choice ever - for me personally. Not wanting to make it - the similarities- tooooo big, but I just was suprised right now - again. I guess thats also a reason why I like your content and perspectives and often agree and see it in an equal/ similar way or think to understand your feelings or perspectives. Well, I just see a little bit of it, if course. Yeah, yeah, we all in a way search for connections and sense of belonging and it just feels good not to feel like an alien, so to say. Thank your for being so open about certain personal (hurtful or even traumatic) experiences! Maybe you want to share your way of getting yourself in the state of lucid dreaming? Or is it just to drink too much before falling asleep and therfore waing up? ;) Did you manage to fly or to have an out of body experiece yet? Or maybe thats even not in your interest? Exciting topic, I think :).

[@post.mischa]

No worries at all haha, hope you are well! That is nice to hear, quite some similar experiences indeed. I also cut of all contact with my mom for 3 years, we talk now the last 2 years again, but it still hasn't been the same. There is a safe distance at least. Don't get me wrong btw, I know how people can be when you tell them you aren't in contact with your family, sometimes it's really for the better to stay away. My mom and my brother are the only family I talk with, the rest I have left behind years ago, it mostly happened naturally for the better. I have a video planned how I get myself in a state of lucid dreaming, that will definitely come somewhere the upcoming weeks, also crossed my mind straight after making this video

[@Lilablaublassgruen]

​@@post.mischa yeah, I remember you talking about it in one of your older videos. Its good, if it feels good or has the perspective of development, to get in contact again. If its not possible to go forward, respectful and in honesty and true connection, if there is no refection on emotions, past behavors ... well its better to stay distant and just cut the contact. Thats always a complex devision. But reality is reality and has to be accepted even if you don't understand or wish it was different. I am happy for anyone who is lucky to have its family in its life but sometimes its just better not to have. We also can not chose our family. We are just 'put in' and some humans are just not able to be loving people (just to keep it simple). I understand what you mean, I think.