How to Lucid Dream TONIGHT Instantly.

[@LonelyLavenderr]

Just launched my Lucid Dreaming brand "Loocid". Go follow the instagram and join the discord for lucid dreaming help, courses, products, etc.

[@CanSheMakeGrilledChesse]

This tutorial is very good!! I started screaming "i am dreaming" and a creature called "my mother" came with a belt and hit me and i even felt it! 10/10 tutorial !!

[@matthewjohnson4328]

A creature called my mother lmao

[@JonathanAufderheide-ln8pr]

"'I'm dreaming!' he yelled. 'This is all a dream!'"

[@妈妈的意大利面]

This tutorial is fine, indeed!! i started screaming "i am dreaming" and a creature bid "my mother" came with a belt and hit me and i e'en felt it! 10/10 tutorial

[@Astrocriminal]

@@JonathanAufderheide-ln8pr Stanley Parable reference?!?!?!?!?

[@shitsquirrel9]

I have the idea that you scream "I am dreaming" maybe two times in the middle of the night before your mother bursts through the door and starts beating you without hesitation or question, and you just keep screaming "I am dreaming" while shrieking like Tom & Jerry. Funny shit man.

[@aayanscreativelab1786]

I once realised I was dreaming, but I didn’t realise it completely. I dreamt about luciding

[@creelix8685]

Same

[@supersupelek]

Like 2 nights ago I had a dream and I remember actively thinking that I am dreaming, but I couldnt do shit about it. In fact it wasn't the first time, it happened to me like 2-3 years ago as well.

[@aayanscreativelab1786]

@@supersupelek relate, the dream I talked about I, in the dream knew I had control over it, but, didn’t realise it, I was like “I can do whatever I want **materialises tissue**” but I didn’t realise that. I could do whatever I want. I sadly don’t remember what I did that night, but it was something very normal I think.

[@supersupelek]

@@aayanscreativelab1786 I felt rather like an observer, I couldnt do anything, altho I looked at whats happening from my perspective, from my eyes, but I had no choice or free will, I kinda felt stuck and just watched it, and then forgot that I even earlier realised that I'm dreaming.

[@pengusplayz5756]

This happened to me 3 times since last month 😔

[@thegoat9219]

I said "1 more vid before going to bed" and I get this. Ok then, I guess ill be a wizard tonight

[@sandales]

Did it work ?

[@SasamuelTheCool]

​@@sandales idk man it's been 23 hours already, maybe he didn't make it

[@raseli-sp7oc]

didit work

[@AesirOdinn]

​@@SasamuelTheCoolhe is still cooking in his dream, let him come back

[@thegoat9219]

@@raseli-sp7oc I wasn't able to do it but I dreamed about eating tacos until I was full

[@yarshifier]

Whenever I find out i'm dreaming it turns into a nightmare and I forgot it is a dream.

[@Kaycee_Clips]

They don't want you to know😂

[@TeemoFatHamster]

holy same! It’s like I just say “oh it’s fine it’s just a dream this isn’t happening in real life”, but soon after I forget and it turns nightmareish.

[@imket3]

no

[@Ghoulastre]

Same. Thought mine are either deja vus or horrible nightmares (my dreams) Ive never tried getting lucid more than once. But if I do in a nightmare, I may just aswell fall victim, as in my nightmares I'm a spectator of horrible things. It's like I'm not there. Which could change the direction of the nightmare, to maybe one worse

[@Tundric_Schwolf]

Try to find something that wakes you up in the dream. For me closing my eyes works. Once you're awake you can usually fall back asleep fast and try again

[@bananadoppiotm1088]

Instructions unclear, I can’t distinguish reality anymore

[@basketcaseface813]

Ah, like Vincent Volaju

[@mattstudios740]

This is only a dream. Wake up. Wake up. Wake up. Wake up. Wake up. Wake up. Wake up.

[@Godzillaforlyfe2]

This is not a dream. Do NOT listen to mattstudios740. You have passed away 2 days before writing this comment. You will never see a loved one ever again. You will never think of a loved one ever again, and your loved one will one day never think about you too. You are dead.

[@mattstudios740]

@@Godzillaforlyfe2 this is a dream. Wake up. Wake up. Wake up. Wake up.

[@raiz093]

Is that a vanilla sky reference?

[@adaptable7836]

Short quick, to the point , and accurate. Though for some reason it felt long. Like when you’re a kid and time goes by slowly. Which was kind of chill…

[@hg-lz3jl]

For real man

[@엉덩이먹는사람]

toktok is frying your baby brain

[@adaptable7836]

@@엉덩이먹는사람 Nah I watch shows that last 45 minutes. His video just hit different

[@RealFRare]

its a 3 min video...

[@adaptable7836]

@@RealFRare My EXACT point it’s weird it felt so long . Literally watching an hour long show. For one episode and his video had felt longer. In a good way of course

[@ti2218]

Whenever I realize I'm dreaming the illusion immediately breaks and I usually wake up in a matter of seconds. The longest I've ever gone was what felt like I few minutes, I tried to fly and it felt like my imagination at that point, more than a dream. Then I opened my eyes.

[@skrbidi]

Whenever I realize that I'm in a dream, my eyes suddenly get dry and I try to blink in my dream, but instead I blink in real life and I wake up

[@cabbage_cat]

Yesss it's always moments before waking up

[@everettbruckerhoff6029]

The one time I tried to take control of a dream before it woke me up and then gave me a splitting headache.

[@samsagaz19]

​@@skrbidi that's a cool mechanism of our brain telling us "enough dreaming, get to work"

[@cathammer5283]

Maybe you're just getting too excited about it. Take a moment to chill, and then start doing things you want, slowly. Rushing into it easily makes the dream fall apart.

[@chewing-on-indium]

Today, I had a dream that I had a lucid dream. Then I woke up from the lucid dream and was gonna write that in my dream journal. Then I woke up from my non-lucid dream. Gonna try this now.

[@fathersbasement9119]

What kinda goofy ah dream 💀

[@rjtrageser9884]

Inceptioncore

[@FutileStruggleofaBoulder]

Cartoony loop ahh dream

[@fathersbasement9119]

@@FutileStruggleofaBoulder "Hey... Wait a second!" ah dream

[@BiggestEmuFan]

How do you know your still not sleeping?

[@JAYGMES]

god why does all the good content get pushed to the back of youtube like this man should have at the very least over 50k subs for his amazing videos

[@florentinapruteanu2193]

fr

[@_Lostinthesky]

ikr!? i love the style of this video so much

[@k1ttyst4bb3r6]

Well it’s just a question of time and he will become famous

[@MangroveLord]

This aged badly

[@_Lostinthesky]

@@MangroveLord ?

[@asiliria]

I always like to think my dreams are sorta like the Matrix - you plug into an entirely different reality, and if you keep aware of that bridge between yourself, snug and secure, and your dreams, entirely separate, you’ll be fully in control!

[@Gaze73]

Some dreams feel more real than reality, like the real world in matrix.

[@asiliria]

@@Gaze73 the analogy just makes so much sense!

[@Jamato-sUn]

This works WAY better if you start imagining that you are swimming or rotating right while falling asleep to overload your motor cortex

[@lpcrobat2745]

like imagining swimming as your anchor, or in addition to an anchor

[@Hibbit]

@@lpcrobat2745it’s in addition, it actually helps a bunch

[@temxasred3086]

I can't swim tho. Is imagining that I'm chaotically flapping around with a pool floatie good enough?

[@nazar4911]

The best anchors for me are youtube videos of somebody riding a motorcycle or maybe calm night drive without any words. There were few times of me falling asleep and actually riding a motorcycle there with full understanding that it’s a dream. You really should try this

[@xtrerr]

trying it tonight, will update

[@klever2183]

@@xtrerrhow is it

[@o5-redacted757]

​@@klever2183I think they're still sleeping

[@_Lostinthesky]

@@o5-redacted757 😂

[@bishopcoleman5317]

​@@xtrerr Dont leave us hanging

[@nothingnothingtralala]

My cat wakes me up every single morning by tapping on my face when ive only been alseep for a few hours. Blessing in disguise.

[@Whitey_aka_Whi]

Cats do that to make sure you're alive.

[@H00H-H00H]

You gotta return the favor

[@airam1721]

To honour the cat once their downfall comes, lucid dream successfully without them and turn them into a drone there.

[@brawndothethirstmutilator9848]

@Whitey_aka_Whi, If you’re not, they eat you.

[@AdminRosss]

your cat got some real beef with you if he makes sure he can eat you every night

[@CrazyCobraCC]

0:21 I love how the second result was how to stop lucid dreaming XD Edit: wow so many likes XD

[@loganc1586]

That's oddly terrifying

[@karenaiime]

I was in a Facebook group and a common thing that happened was that members claimed they went lucid on autopilot They said they didn't sleep well and woke up exhausted.

[@cr_chain]

0:29 is the wrong timestamp

[@Moonshine449]

I wish that were my problem

[@DonTinker]

The problem with lucid dreaming is that, even when you do _all_ you want in the dream, and just wanna rest your mind for once, you can't stop it anymore.

[@austinhanson6300]

Thank you for making a video that’s straight to the point, fast, and not over complicated. 👍

[@LonelyLavenderr]

@@austinhanson6300 👍👍

[@Rafael-wu3km]

Ok, I just founded the lucid dream video of my dreams. Good explanation, deep content and a pinch of humor. Damn it, you gotta a new subscriber (l also oved the aesthetic, its such art)

[@LonelyLavenderr]

@@Rafael-wu3km thanks bro I love you😭🙏

[@OtherworldlyYTP]

2:27 bro whyyyyyyy. I woke up in the morning soaked.

[@kianster9529]

🫡

[@rjtrageser9884]

Don't worry it happens to the best of us.

[@giovannigrimmer3533]

i think you mightve gone overboard on the water 😭

[@lilflob]

That's crazy

[@stepanrusinko2456]

You wanted Lucid dream, got real life nightmare instead.🤣

[@user3623]

WAIT A SECOND.... high quality video AND accurate information!?!?!?

[@Loki_am8]

2:28 i peed my bed thanks

[@KhanKush]

😭

[@tomtown3340]

This was geniunly an amazing video. The editing style flowed nicely with the dream theme of the video. the music was slow and catchy. Good hook at the start of the video. and good information.

[@PFanima]

First of all, love how clear and informative the video is. Secondly, absolutely LOVE the aesthetic execution of the visuals/music.

[@Robogobo3125]

I think in the lucid dreaming community we really need to dismantle the wake back to bed “ technique”. Wake back to bed is the perfect aid for a wake initiated lucid dream or a maintained awareness lucid dream but there’s one small caveat. It interferes with the bodies, most crucial form of rehabilitation, development, and brain processing. As lucid dreamers we definitely do get this ‘lucid at all cost mentality’. I think it’s vital that we let the younger Lucid dreamers -ages 12 to 18 and those still developing- know that they shouldn’t really be messing around too much with their sleep schedule. If you have the time in the morning, I would really recommend sleeping 6 to 8 hours and doing a morning nap. Morning naps may feel like they don’t work as well as wake back to beds. (That was my original opinion because I really liked wake back to bed) but trust me, morning naps work. Nothing is more important than your own health and mental well-being. Don’t put anything before that. Also keep in mind the world‘s most infamous and most effective torture method is sleep interruption, so don’t torture yourself, have fun, and stay lucid!

[@LonelyLavenderr]

@@Robogobo3125 well WBTB itself isn’t bad at all, it just depends on how you do it. If you’re doing WBTB every night with external factors like alarms ,which interfere with your sleep cycles, then yea it’s not the healthiest thing. But it’s also important to remember that we have natural awakenings through the night when we sleep already, we just don’t notice them. If you use these non-external factors to WBTB it’s completely healthy. Taking advantage of natural awakening by learning how to recognize or even just using your brains internal clock to see the intention to wake up at a certain time is not unhealthy.

[@Robogobo3125]

@@LonelyLavenderr Agreed

[@hythe4936]

Who doesn’t wake up in the night at least once?

[@Robogobo3125]

@@hythe4936 it’s not the waking up that’s the bad part it’s the staying awake for the hour

[@quinxthetrxhard]

Thanks for the really detailed, short yet understandable video. I'm gonna try doing this tonight and hopefully it works. One new subscriber.

[@yesmomno2]

Did it work?

[@memes_gbc674]

@@yesmomno2 the hat man got to him

[@Bitter._Sweet]

there is also a method that you snap your fingers and say "im conscious" every 30min during the day, keep doing it for few days and you will end up snaping your fingers in your dream and become conscious

[@YungChoppaEBK]

Is there any way i can do this besides snapping because i cant

[@n7x]

I’ve heard of a method where you try and push your finger through your hand or look at your hands. If they are normal or your finger doesn’t go through that means you are just in the real world normally, but if your finger goes through your hand or your hands look different you are probably dreaming and can use it as a sign of awareness

[@MINECRAFTLOVER4000]

​@YungChoppaEBK yeah the point is just to do something to remind yourself you are conscious throughout your day to the point where its habit and then you might do it in your dream

[@Garrapa_tita]

@@YungChoppaEBK i started to count my fingers randomly during the day. Mostly when i remembered about it. One time i did it and i counted 6 fingers. 2nd check, pushed my hands against a wall, my hands went through. It was a dream. Try that

[@ApolloC-qd7tq]

@@n7x Also a good way to tell if you're asleep by your environment. Find a clock or anything with words. If you look at the object and it says something, look away and look back, youre probably dreaming. Or if the words make absolutely no sense is also a good indicator.

[@profex.]

Dude that intro was absolutely awesome, and the actual video was super entertaining and informative as well! I know we all sound like a broken record, but you genuinely deserve so much more of an audience! Keep on the grind brother, you’re doing absolutely awesome :)

[@Godzillaforlyfe2]

That was the cleanest fucking intro ive ever seen, subbed.

[@alahirasecret8678]

The dark shape at 2:14 made my heart skip a beat ! Fragile as I am. ☠

[@hawkman2735]

I once realized I was dreaming but then just didn’t do anything about it. It’s like it was just part of the dream.

[@SwizzleDrizzl]

I'm the opposite. I can make all the decisions i want, but even in the most absurd situations I don't realize i'm dreaming.

[@dalter4122]

How have I not found this channel earlier? Much more well produced than some of the larger lucid dreaming creators, you earned yourself a sub bro🙏🙏🔥🔥

[@LonelyLavenderr]

Thanks bro appreciate it👍👍

[@Ved-u4q]

This gave me sleep paralysis

[@Aranboi]

Yeah its a common side effect of trying to lucid dream

[@renoo2003]

​Oh I was about to try it but nevermind​@@Aranboi

[@nearlyrighteouslad3213]

Did you see any shadow fellows?

[@FutileStruggleofaBoulder]

Was gonna try it, not anymore! Banging every anime waifu aint worth it seeing the entire line at kfc at my room lookin at me 😓

[@MrPoop-oz6ce]

But still, even if you are in sleep paralysis you can lucid dream from it. It is very easy to know that you are in a sleep paralysis. You see a demon and cant move. In matter of fact sleep paralysis is just a free entry to a lucid dream.

[@johnsonfromml8662]

I used to have lucid dream alot in age 15, because back then i played a lot of video games and so sleep deprived everyday making me have a dream more frequently than a dreamless sleep. The thing that help me realised im in a dream is when i realised im not holding a mouse and a keyboard and there is no monitor, it's just me in the video game world, but as soon as i realised that, i will start to wake up which is so hard to resist

[@johnsonfromml8662]

like being able to hold your breath underwater for eternity but still having the urge to gasping for air

[@wizardoforbs]

I read somewhere that you shouldn't get antsy when you notice you're lucid. It's not getting aware that will cause the dream to collapse, but rather something about you being closer to waking up anyway. Try to give it a read later, there's a few scientific sources and even reddit threads in which people talk about it. Good luck

[@RyellowGaming]

i love the undertale typography

[@cope_induced]

i could vouch for this method. been doing it since i was 14 without knowing, and just thought that i was really lucky to keep hitting them lucid dreams.

[@yipyiphooray339]

I watched the video, and I just want to make sure completely. The trick is to JUST focus on an anchor right? Nothing else? I feel like I missed somethin in the vid lol but idk

[@cope_induced]

@@yipyiphooray339 yea, mine was the feel of the bedsheets lol. i recommend an anchor that lulls you into sleep. also, focusing on your anchor while already feeling drowsy is much more effective. hope this helps.

[@the_nerd_showtv5562]

I always find fascinating by how much people are invested in lucid dreaming as for me is just a natural thing. I lucid dream more then half the time i sleep, and yet sometimes I still watch these videos

[@sbell3004]

I conquered Scotland in a lucid dream once.

[@-mdoom-]

Im gonna try this out and let you guys know if it works Edit: it worked. I for some reason decided in the dream to fix and spawn everything i was trying to fix or couldnt afford buying or too lazy to fix like my boxing bag or the door lock to my bathroom. I was very much aware that i was dreaming, but it was as if i was drunk or rly rly dumb that i didnt think of doing fun things.

[@bosmicc]

Well… did it work?

[@Xochh222]

@@bosmicc yes

[@Pennipurilainen]

Lol that's me in lucid dreams as well.

[@shini.whati14]

I lucid dream every night, my brain is always activly thinking. I will consciously think while falling asleep and dreaming. I will think to myself what i want to happen in my dream. I also have insomnia though and my head is ALWAYS narrating and thinking at all times. I always wake up tired even after sleeping for 12 hours though. Js dont tty to lucid dream oftennis what im saying

[@robinson_ryan]

meditate and learn to control your thoughts

[@Elbatu94]

Sounds horrible. Read the Power of now, by Eckart tolle

[@oscarclaydon5872]

Damn I feel so dumb cuz u are basically twice as conscious as normal people, that’s honestly so cool.

[@shini.whati14]

@@oscarclaydon5872 its cool for a while, but im also very over observent and end up worrying abt everything. So im always overthinking. It probably stems from my over awareness n overthinking but hey, atleast i can dream abt wtv i want

[@shini.whati14]

@@Elbatu94 thank you! Ill have to check it out.

[@mintimoo6685]

How you mentioned the other techinique and put that video in still works but I tried this one and its alot better, thanks for this tutorial!

[@Tundric_Schwolf]

Wow, genuinely great, accurate and concise video about the topic

[@foliesland]

If I do that I'll just study in my sleep ! imagine the time saved: sleeping and working on your exams at the same time it's wow

[@realredditstoriesrrs]

really underrated youtuber!! this is pure quality!!

[@LonelyLavenderr]

@@realredditstoriesrrs thanks you so much. Much appreciated 🙏

[@EDHERMAN28]

Yeah, i love when KZbin recommends me this type of videos in the night when I'm going to sleep

[@noro4797]

I'll be trying this out, thanks a lot! Really hoping to get a hug if my dream npcs don't mind much

[@WelcomeVisitors]

Tried this once recently, I wanted to look around in the dream but looked around in real life with my eyes closed causing me to reawaken myself. So far I've learned it's working if you began seeing color and hearing stuff

[@EnerJetix]

Great vid! I've been lucid dreaming occasionally for months now (like 10% of my dreams are lucid dreams), but after watching this, I'm gonna try doing it more frequently. Thanks man Also, HOW DO YOU HAVE ONLY 890 SUBS???

[@duckyjoel5373]

how'd it go

[@EnerJetix]

@@duckyjoel5373 pretty good. Having nigh-omnipotence in a good fraction of my dreams is pretty cool

[@TheJanusBiscuit]

This sort of explains why I tend to have more clear and memorable dreams when I go to sleep late. I'm sleeping during the REM stage.

[@netting.]

Well-made video, i like the editing style

[@Kampadentantun]

I don’t know why but last 3 nights I had about 5-6 lucid dreams. I wasn’t even trying. I’m suddenly able to realize it’s a dream because something is just surreal af and I can teleport myself to wherever my mind takes me. I turn around and there is the thing I want there to be. I will definitely try to learn how to control it more. Before this I had 2 such dreams in 27 years. I even tried to do it in the past with no luck. That’s so awesome. I did both last 3 days, wild and dild and I didn’t even knew about them. Most of them where dild. I think it’s because my dreams are finally getting back after smoking weed for 11 years everyday almost all day. Now I only smoke on Fridays and Saturdays and I dream about really surreal and vivid stuff now

[@marinesit4931]

Definitely the weed, most of the times I also have wild dreams after stopping using it for like an 4-7 days, but my problem is that i barely remember my dreams and the wild dreams not always come back after stopping smoking, but when it does i be having such surreal and vivid and wild dreams

[@LonelyLavenderr]

We did it…after many long weeks, we got the video back up after the false copyright strike. WAR IS OVER. Also SUBSCRIBE!

[@the_dream_chameleon]

CONGRATION 🌟

[@KetriX]

congratz

[@Bob78]

For me, sometimes I just realise I'm dreaming but the dream still does its own thing, it takes a lot of willpower to actually change something, like changing the topic.

[@McC_Cal]

⛳️ Claim your Internet check point here! ⛳️ What a great video, it deserves way more views and praise! All while the style is pleasing like an old advertisement Id see when I was groggy and just waking up to use the rest room in the middle of the night. Just perfect! Thanks for the advise and tips! Definitely looking forward to binging your content now!

[@johnythepvpgod1470]

Shut up nerd

[@kn3236]

Hello

[@truedarklight]

Woah a checkpoint

[@LonelyLavenderr]

@@McC_Cal thanks a lot🦾👾

[@vainbelmont6645]

My sleep routine is anchored by either the sound of a blizzard at night or rain on a tent, played for 10 hours. I use these auditory stimuli through earbuds to create a sense of comfort and focus for relaxation. Since incorporating this method, I’ve experienced increasingly vivid dreams, which often feel startlingly realistic. On occasion, I gain full lucidity within the dream, allowing me to exert control. However, maintaining this state without waking up becomes a delicate balance. I find great fascination in exploring the dream world through lucid dreaming, though I avoid dream scenarios involving conflict or war. In my experience, the sensation of dying within a dream, before waking, is unpleasant and even painful.

[@sa-hh6dt]

Hey guys, this is that random guy from the internet. I'd recommend not trying to lucid dream.. once you are able to it's very hard to go back. Most nights I feel like I've lost a lot of sleep because I was dreaming. At a certain point, it really wasn't fun anymore. When you dream you're not awake, but you're not sleeping either.

[@bananabro1010]

I heed your warning. Lucid dreaming seems so fascinating to me, but I’ve only done it once. It was an odd experience because of how my mindscape is constructed.

[@culturedcreator5185]

I honestly kind of don’t like them just because I can never control the dreams. Realizing it’s a dream grounds me in reality, and the only thing that happens is make me aware of my situation yet unable to awaken.

[@LonelyLavenderr]

That’s not exactly how it works😂

[@Hopperdoodle]

dreaming doesnt mean you arent sleeping bruh 😭 even if u werent lucid dreaming, on average you have like 5-7 dreams every night without even realizing cuz u forget most of it

[@Hopperdoodle]

@@culturedcreator5185 you can get better at controlling stuff over time, you just gotta be confident in ur abilites and do other things to fool your brain into making stuff happen (for example, if you wanted a burger, just go up to someone and say "yo can i have that burger now" out of nowhere. theres a decent chance they will randomly whip out a burger and give it to you)

[@FaeFaeCircus]

I’ve lucid dreamed when I was in grade 5. I was fully asleep the whole night until in the morning (around 7-ish) my mum called out for me to wake up. Although, I was really tired but I also knew subconsciously that I needed to go to school. I decided to take a short nap which led me to a lucid dream. It was really cool. I was able to shape shift and fly. But the dream quickly ended as my mum called out to me again to wake up. That dream is an experience I will never forget.

[@B.l.i.s.s.f.u.l]

I can't believe this video isn't viral yet, heck, i can't believe YOU'RE not viral! So fucking underrated!

[@lemongaming152]

The more lucid my dreams get, the more I want to wake up. If I'm ever 100% lucid, I just wake up.

[@Bumblebee_Azii]

For about five or six years, I would lucid dream every night. Started with figuring out how to fly in my dreams, then that over concentration lead to me realizing I was dreaming, skip time and now I had my own universe I built up in my brain that I go to whenever I dream. Around the last few months, I became extremely stressed, and by graduation, I had long lost my ability to lucid dream. However, over the last few weeks, I've been getting back to it! Hopefully, I can get back to my world and have those awesome dreams again.

[@Choclatesmufin]

Im curious bro, what was that universe like😭😭

[@Bumblebee_Azii]

@Choclatesmufin It was my town, my home, and schools. However, everything was twisted to my liking. The Chick-fil-A had a red slide that went from the upstairs to downstairs. At some point, I started making my own locations that had bits and pieces of REAL LIFE locations that I had been to or seen in a film. Everything sorta works like Legos. The best part is that I keep all five senses in my dreams so I can feel my ideal weather at all times. I recently made this city that's constantly dark and rainy, yellow lights on every street corner. I've had mystery/crime themed dreams there every time, and it's awesome. There are multiple worlds within my universe, all being very special to me and some that I pray I will never visit again. Especially the one that trapped me in music video that kept looping every time I became self-aware, keeping me from waking myself up. Hate that one, and it genuinely terrifies me to this day.

[@Enigmatic22]

@@Bumblebee_AziiCan you eat in your dream? Like taste that shit and feel satisfied?

[@LonelyLavenderr]

This video was voiced by Liam. all my newest videos use MY voice. In case you’re confused. Liam is chill.

[@Wildflink]

I’ve always had lucid and continuous dreams, it messes with my reality but at the same time it is one of the main things I care about because it’s like going into a different world

[@the_realbwkool]

Instructions unclear. Accidentally communed with a charismatic triangle (he tried to give me deer teeth)

[@OrionAerospaceKSP]

Sounds like a grogg a tickle fandle douge. Play bon siree?

[@4GdaTim]

Tip for WBTB: before sleeping, try to tell yourself multiple times that you will NEED to wake up at 4 AM for example (normally 4-6 hours after you sleep). The human brain has a natural clock that is often used for cases like that. Lots of people normally wake up "just in time" if the day before they knew they needed to wake up early to something like going out to a trip for example. If you're unsure this will work, try doing it before going to sleep as i said. I'm pretty sure you will actually wake up.

[@kpheine]

fun fact: you're lucid dreaming right now please wake up

[@mcknight-e5c]

No, i tried summoning doomguy and It didn't work. LIAR LIAR PANTS ON FIRE

[@timbertam7668]

@@mcknight-e5c HOW DID YOU PREDICT MY LUCID DREAM IDEA?!? MAN, I GUESS WE ALL WANT TO BE DOOMGUY IN OUR DREAMS, DON'T WE? :)

[@subieasunayuuki]

You need to wake up because we aren't dreaming.

[@bortalesa]

@@subieasunayuukiwoosh

[@radialmachinery9947]

​@@subieasunayuukiNo, you are in a game.

[@HeyImHay]

This made me realize that I have been lucid dreaming about my whole life. I always tried to be slightly conscious when going back to sleep when I wake up I always thought I was just thinking with my eyes closed.

[@salllumen4418]

If you go to sleep way past your bedtime (5-6) and sleep in a certain way (one foot out while the other lays on top of it forming a 4 either side works) always seems to get me to remember dreams better have weirder dreams sometimes i can consciously put myself in sleep paralysis which is another portal into the lucid realm

[@ChayneThePain]

Only ever time I lucid dreamed I was about 6 or 7 years old so it was kinda scary. I woke up from a dream from my weird child brain and fell asleep again and went right back into that dream, I was just like hold on I remember this, the scary part is me shaking my head trying to wake up while my dad was for some reason forcefully asking if I wanted hotdogs for dinner, it didn’t work and I didn’t wake up until a bit later after the dream character was chasing me. 😭

[@Lonersdoexist]

bro summoned minecraft fanbase--

[@limameisemcuspir5982]

Conveniently popped on my feed right before my beauty sleep.

[@HumorDash]

Its like grabbing an egg yolk after rubbing your hands with fresh garlic

[@georginhomos]

Huh

[@PDCMYTC]

Why are you grabbing egg yolks after rubbing your hands with fresh garlic

[@Proxy606]

@@PDCMYTCto separate the white and the yolk

[@SpoopySquid]

Weirdly specific but okay

[@Exotic_bite]

I like how the thumbnail is an eye of ender

[@bowser.cyc45]

i legit cant even remember the last time ive had a dream. am i the only one like this?

[@Sympy_Symp]

About 2 months ago I got one of the most insane lucid dreams I've ever had, I was very tired one day and decided to take a small nap B4 lunch, and when I fell asleep I knew I was in a lucid dream almost instantly, the problem is no matter what I tried, nothing I did made me wake up in real life, I was waking up over and over in the dream but never could I do it in real life, I started panicking and I tried to connect my mind back to my sleeping body since I knew I was near the edge of the bed and I could throw me off the edge to wake up, when I finally did wake up I was drenched in sweat and I looked at the time and saw it only had passed 15 mins, it was one of the most wild experiences I've ever had

[@alaskawoolf3737]

I once did that... on accident. I felt the moment I fell asleep, it was seriously weird but also cool. I could never do it again the few times I tried.

[@AutZeroOneGotBanned]

same

[@crimson_nord2028]

I love when during that split moment while waking, I can identify something in my dream that would’ve made me lucid, but I chose to accept it as reality. Like an impossible object, action, or lack of it

[@DreadeDragon]

When ever I accidentally lucid dream, my dream gaslight me into thinking it’s just a regular dream Example: me & some people are surrounded by some wolves. Me: “wait, this is a dream, we can just fly away!” and we all start flying, but then the other people are like “well the flying part is a dream, but the wolves are real and you need to go back down and deal with them” and I go “fine..” and then I can’t remember cuz it went back to being a regular dream

[@dapperpotatoes8473]

I have only managed it once before. Those 3 seconds of wizard time before I got too excited and woke up were amazing

[@sebastianalegre7148]

Only time I've ever lucid dreamt seems to match this process. Had fallen asleep during the ride home and woke up when we got there. Took a shower and went to bed. My leg started annoying me a bit so I kept focusing on it while meditating myself to sleep. I was transported to a dream. Surreal. Few times I've tried doing it consciously my cat would move around my room giving sleep paralysis demon vibes and freaking me out though lol

[@garlicbreadstick404]

Whenever i sleep in school, i feel part of my brain stays awake. Part of me is conscious of my surrounding, but another is simply observing it with hearing. I will still hear the school ambience and occasionally pick up dialog throughout but when i realize it i suddenly gain a lot more consciousness than before. I can notice the difference because there is always some sort of noise/thought process going on (internal yapping, music loop, etc) but when I enter this stage, before i realize it, the voices are silent. I have invented deep-daydreaming

[@sheshiwalten604]

Yall ever feel pain in an dream?

[@brettsijo4115]

Yes. I am feeling pain rn, does that mean this was all a dream? What is reality... really, what if dreams are the real world, where our other identity lives, and when they sleep, they see our world as a dream, what is real anymore...

[@sheshiwalten604]

@@brettsijo4115 ngl that sounds true because of how normal all dreams feel for me personally

[@Topboxicle]

The WILD method just sounds like my anxiety but instead I don't get the temporary break of blissful exhaustion.

[@Xaeltus]

I don’t really want a lucid dream, I want to have a vision of the end times

[@PhantomGato-v-]

John of Patmos mentality

[@Xaeltus]

@@PhantomGato-v- nah I’m talking about the Bible

[@PhantomGato-v-]

@@Xaeltus guy just came to mind, I have a friend who cannot shut up about him.

[@Xaeltus]

@@PhantomGato-v- lol

[@goku-123]

_It's just nothingness, like a void but you can feel yourself and the memories_

[@Tarik360]

That description. Staying put against my better judgement.

[@sudhanshusaklani3222]

Bro i always wanted to lucid dream and by the way u got a new subscriber

[@ushkaukalukus9999]

you rarely find videos as straight forward with good quality content and editing such as this. keep it ip :p

[@nene7778]

Sometimes I’m aware I’m dreaming but I don’t lucid dream which I find odd

[@Delta007YT]

i dont know how to thank you enough. i lucid dreamnt last night. it was incredible, even though it was short. maybe tonight itl be longer

[@trenboloneacetate1]

This is called Yoga Nidra and has been practised in India for several thousand years. It is done to continue meditation during sleep too.

[@telcontar4473]

Nope. It seems you do not know Yoga Nidra that well.

[@ryforg]

Instructions unclear: I have lucid awaked. I am now double conscious during the day. I think about nothing except the fact I can think.

[@SpaceBread_]

Ive only had a lucid dream twice in my whole life, im kinda interested in this video My first ever lucid dream was triggered because of a wildhaymaker i thought to myself "i would never do this, this is a dream" and then boom there i go Second lucid dream triggered due to a pidgeon flying straight at me i noticed that its flying weirdly almost like its slowing down, i slapped the pidgeon away and the boom lucid dream

[@SuperJman1111]

I’ll have to try this because I’ve always thought lucid dreams sound cool, but the one time I realized I was dreaming I got so excited about the power I held over the world around me that I immediately woke up

[@Extreme-PCIe-Cable]

I had my first (very random) lucid dream without even trying like 3 days ago and the first thing I did was turn it into a wet dream 💀

[@blogofbored3224]

I think I experienced something like this before?? I think a LOT when I sleep. But sometimes, felt like random, I would enter a state of knowing I’m dreaming, but also consciously aware of my paralyzed body in the real world. My dreams feel more like vivid and uncontrollable television. I can feel my eyelids, but I can’t open them. Not without extreme effort. But once my eyelids finally open, I regain consciousness & motor control. Absolutely horrified me the first time! Very claustrophobic!

[@inudog71]

1:27 friend

[@smitapatil1292]

Yea

[@ZuElVenado]

i did this a few weeks ago, i thought i had to fully focus on my anchor, but on the third day i kinda meh'ed it, just like you explain here i didnt pay too much attention on it, i just kept a slight focus on my anchor, and not coincidentially i had a lucid dream that night cuz i was actually able to fall asleep. for me it was either not sleeping because im too focused, or straight up not focusing and sleeping, but that day i kinda focused and i had a lucid dream with really no prior experience, so i can say this does work and makes a lot more sense when you think about it (also i love the mexico ps1 background videos)

[@nekosan6137]

I have something interesting to share. So I was in and out of sleep, or so I thought. I landed in a very familiar setting, a restaurant that me and my brother used to go to a couple years back. In the dream I was with my brother and another guy that I could not identify. I knew that I was dreaming because, as I said, I was aware that I was in and out of sleep--could have been a dream as well. As I blurted the word, "I'm definitely dreaming right", my brothers' body started to convulse, screaming something that I couldn't understand at me. It was harrowing. Terrified, I quickly forced my eyelids to open. It was safe to say that I was scared, I am definitely not someone that is easily scared, but I was.

[@johnsonfromml8662]

Yeah whenever i realised im dreaming, the whole dream either becomes abnormal nightmare or made me wake up. and it's not a normal nightmare, it's like sleep paralysis for whatever reason you just have the urge to be scared and needing to wake up immediately even if you logically think it's fine situation. So i had to keep trying to not realise it's a dream while also keep remembering it is one whenever i want to have a lucid like dream. when i want things to happen in lucid dream i don't imagine IT to happen, that made me think and made me realise it's a dream. i had to find something in that dream that i want like going somewhere into a room where i think what i want is there

[@SanzzNinetyNine]

Something like that happened to me once. I was in class and I was sitting next to my friend. I asked him, "This is a dream isn't it?" His face started distorting and suddenly I "woke up" back in my room. I thought I already woke up but then indiscernible writing started appearing on the walls and the gravity felt lighter. It was horrifying. Then my mom actually did wake me up so I could drink my medicine cuz I had a fever. So yep, weirdest fever dream I've ever had.

[@ComsicHatM]

YES! I ACCIDENTALLY DISCOVERED THIS CAPABILITY ON A DEPLOYMENT YEARS AGO, BUT I NEVER COULD EXPLAIN IT WELL ENOUGH, THIS DOES

[@monstructo753]

is that andrew tate in the thumbnail lmao

[@LonelyLavenderr]

@@monstructo753 yea. I’m not a Tate fanboy but he is a lucid dreamer.

[@monstructo753]

yea tate had a lil too many lucid dreams

[@Worbly]

@@LonelyLavenderryo I didn’t know that that’s cool

[@Andrew_Tristian_tate_top_G]

Because u want this video will be recommended to Andrew's auditory ​@@LonelyLavenderr

[@gamingbros2533]

I like andrew tate cos he is funny but i don’t like how he is bad to women

[@guysome3263]

"With intangible breath in center of forehead, as this reaches heart at the moment of sleep, have direction over dreams and over death itself."

[@JamesCooper-u5e]

keep up the great content man 😀

[@Smurfthere]

1:12 this looks like the list of lucid dreams i can shoose in while lucid dreaming, picking which to do when I was a kid. Surprised, I still remember that.