How To Use Lucid Dreaming As A Spiritual Tool (6 Tips)

[@brylanjacobs9139]

A powerful healing activity to do while lucid dreaming: manifest your child self. Hug your inner child and radiate love. Activity 2: Find a mirror in a dream and engage in direct conversation with your subconscious through your reflection.

[@parzival8331]

Your brother seems to be more aware and conscious to the how's and whys probably because he trained himself while you are just gifted.

[@CitrusSimon]

When you stop chasing the wrong things, you give the right things a chance to catch you.

[@bigpearl5278]

Sometimes I wake up tired because my lucid dreams were so intense and required so much of my energy. But years ago after my grandmother past, she came to me in a lucid dream. I was upset at her for how things turned out with my family and the role she played. I forgave her in that dream and she opened her arms to hug me.

[@hakuzosionnach]

I may have only had a couple of lucid dreams. The talk about the dreams of school is something I experience frequently, not the same dream but the same themes. Always like I'm "failing" in classes by "not being able to attend" doesn't matter if its high school or college in the dream. Im yet to figure out the meanings.

[@traveller5414]

I am having similar dreams too ..

[@IanMaye-h4j]

Over an extended period of time have an unending intention that you will be a lucid dreamer. I had a dream I was lucid and I projected my voice greatly in song and shook the fabric of the dream. The whole dream vibrated immensely.

[@SaraSantos-cq8pw]

I'm not a pro in lucid dreams, but something that triggers a lot that event is sleeping in uncomfortable places, where you are awakening a lot of times . That makes you stay in a stage between sleeping and awareness. I love hearing you, Rei. (In my country Rei means King😅) I think you have the most lovely voice and soul. Thank you for your videos.

[@steverempel8584]

I have a recurring school dream too... I keep failing at it because I forget that I'm still enrolled in the classes. Sometimes it's homework i forgot about, sometimes I remember that I'm enrolled right before the exam day. Sometimes it's been months since I've gone to a class and I'm struggling to remember if I'm actually missing a class or not When I wake up, I'm disoriented, and struggle to remember if there's any classes I need to go to, but I'm not in school right now, so the literal answer to this question is always no.

[@FreshMeatMusic]

I have this dream too!

[@FreshMeatMusic]

I have this dream too!

[@TinyMaths]

Nice to have you cover this subject. I go in and out of lucid dreaming frequency. Had several lucid dreams between October last year and June this year. Now they're all dried up. I must admit they don't come to me naturally, and I need to focus on dreams and dream recall/journaling regularly for them to have some frequency. The fact that you have them almost nightly makes me a teeny bit jealous though 😅. My lucid dreams first got sparked in a stressful time when I was having a several nightmares every week. I suddenly got the ability to realize it was a dream and wake myself up out of it. This was before I knew anything about 'waking up' in a dream (in the late 90's); I hadn't read about it anywhere, and I had never heard anybody talk about such a thing. People looked at me like a had two heads when I said I learned to pull myself out of dreams. I might give some of these tips a try.

[@HeidiDream]

Dreams are such portals. Didn't think much of it when I was younger, it was natural for me to gain access to higher awareness through dreams since I can remember but wow, how fun life has been to be able to travel within the realms of higher dimensions and gain access to even the lower dimensions to unveil what has been suppressed. Lately, the most awe dreams I have been having is having animals (that I would never think of ) show up as messengers for me through dreams and see it transpire in my waking day.

[@mellifergold]

Isn' t the term " lucid dreaming " normally used for that particular state, where you become aware that you are dreaming during the dream and then start to alter features within this dream ? ( people who have nightmares are taught this technique to then alter the scary situation while they are dreaming it, like : okay, I know it is a dream, so that monster that is after me cannot harm me for real, so I might as well be brave and bite back...etc. ) ??

[@koalice13]

Yes, I thought that lucid dreaming was exactly what you describe, not just when you remember your dreams!

[@mellifergold]

@@koalice13 It seems that Rei is using it here in the sense of " meaningful " or " enlightening " dreams...

[@didepux251]

Yes this is what i also know. I dream all my life meaningful dreams or things are goong to happen. Only once i managed to wake me up and believe in my dream that i was drwaming. I was so happy that i did that! It was a bad dream. And i remember saying to myself this is a dream you can wake up if you want. And i did! This is lucid dreaming. Wish i could do this more. ❤ anyways, lucid or not, when i am very overwhelmmeld by too many dreams i say to spirits, i need a few days off dreaming please! Need some peace. And they vanish for days! 😅😂

[@mellifergold]

@@didepux251 Somebody who once worked for the US military and was involved in their psychic projects wrote a book about their experiments with remote viewing and also lucid dreaming : they trained themselves to become aware that they were dreaming during a dream and to wake themselves up - But apparently this turned into a gruesome experience since the dreams then became encapsulated like Russian dolls, after waking themselves up, they found they were in another dream and so on, to the point where they could not distinguish the waking state and the dream state anylonger and felt like going crazy...

[@didepux251]

@@mellifergold is this for real? Looks like fiction! Wow, do you remember the book? Also, i dont believe that there are “crazy people” i mean there are people whoe experience something not used to it, or know how to comprehand. We are like humanity dont have a clue to many fields. Eg. a century ago a woman with prenatal depression was concidered “crazy” and they would take her baby etc. nowadays we know how therapy goes and what it is. Same as the rest “crazy people” there are not all crazy people crazy.

[@arzumardalieva3874]

Thank you for the video!🙏🏻 I’m also journaling my dreams and analyzing them. I have noticed that if I am anxious, worried (not in a relaxed state) I do not see dreams.

[@celesuva]

I have lucid dreams almost every night and sometimes I love it but sometimes they are too intense and just too many dreams that I woke up as if I haven't slept at all! Is crazy when that happens and a bit annoying because then my mind is like overwhelmed and I'm like a zombie throughout the day 😂 I love dreams, is something so curious and interesting. Loved this video, really helped to have a clearer idea on how to interpret them

[@increible0incredula]

Your videos feel great

[@megathy43]

I don't think I have ever had a lucid dream, but I do get answers in my dreams and I have spent a lot of time examining the symbolism in them. What I was especially tuned into that you said was the feeling when I wake up each morning and feel shocked to find myself back in the 3D world again. It is hard to face the world sometimes. It is the same when I meditate and then open my eyes and see with my senes and not just with my heart. I know I've been with higher consciousnesses for a while which has made me deeply happy. Thanks again, Rei; as always you have brightened my day!❤

[@domajoh]

Rei, thank you so much for this post and all the insights from you and your brother! It answered sooooo many of the questions I have about my dreams! I lucid dream. It started for me mid-life--at the time I began seriously spiritually-seeking and growing. Prior to watching this, I never made the connection between the two events--but now I realize it makes absolute sense that the lucid dreaming ability connects to my spiritual growth!

[@neilholmes5522]

Rei I send to you love! There are many teachers and channels that may all be saying similar things but each person has to find a voice that resonates with their Soul. I love your voice and your way of giving information and knowledge. When you post a video - even on a topic that may not be super interesting to me I still check it out because I know if someway its probably going to speak to my Soul. I’m here in Hawaii kind of doing the same thing… not by video but meeting random people everyday and having random conversations about random stuff… and people always leave the conversation ON FIRE… so much joy and so very big smiles and a warmed heart without me even trying to do that… You have that same gift. Thank you for being here❤.

[@rodgomx]

I find it incredibly how every problem that I been having, you answer the question Rei, thank you !

[@peterbradshaw5272]

I have been very contemplative resently and the side effect is that I am having these meaningful dreams every night. They are very literal, I am asuming that I have the answers to my quesitons already but have not consciously put the pieces together, but the relaxed sub-conscious mind does that for me. As for lucid dreams (ones that I can control) an intersting side effect of meditating when tired is sometime I fall into micro-sleep and when I come out I am still very aware that I am meditating and can control the dream. Sadly I get so exited that I am in control that it wakes up my mind further and it ends the lucid dream.

[@leselle777]

Good Day Rei. Before I sleep, I too, ask questions that I need a conformation on or an answer. My dreams too feel better to me than being here. In my dreams life seems clearer, has more love and authentic partnerships, than here. I too work out, the symbolisms and the messages. It feels like a block of info to process...the data and the feelings. I too get premonitions for myself and others. I work with it and not allow it, to depress me. I work on the intensities of my dream time, by being silent, open to myself and being alone. No, my family does not have these experiences. You are fortunate to have that... happy november.

[@wonderrwall1855]

Thank you so much for posting this video! I've always had moments of deja vu with my dreams (seeing something in my dreams then seeing it later on in real life) and knew that my dreams were a powerful tool, but never really knew how to access that power. Ever since this video, I tried journalling the dreams to interpret the messages I receive and I've been having lucid dreams every night since! Each dream has been providing answers, reassurance, or just messages towards things that I’m worried about, thinking about in life. Thank you, Rei :)

[@edgarbaloyi3820]

Hey, Rei. I have a problem. I'm on this journey and a lot of things are happening. But what bothers me the most is forgetfulness. I keep forgetting EVERYTHING! I even forget that I'm driving while on the road and just zone out. It's getting worse. I need help!

[@violettapioro]

Thank you for this 🙏 so much.

[@katrinav.7677]

Such an awesome gift ❤ love your videos!!

[@Eric-k1p]

I love you rei

[@Caiya-Caiya]

Yasss

[@little4kingkong]

Hey Rei! I have lucid dreams almost all the time. Sometimes, when I'm feeling down, I want it to be nighttime to start a lucid dream. I feel happier in my lucid dreams than in real life. I've had recurrent dreams, too; one is about Tsunamis. Sometimes, I would run away from it, and others, it would catch me. I'm still trying to figure out their meaning. Last March, I dreamt about a shadow people (for the first time). I was sleeping, and the shadow was standing in front of me by my feet. I couldn't move as it paralyzed me; I got frightened and started praying. That thing decided to move towards me around my bed. When it reached my eye level, I realized I couldn't see it anymore because my eyes were paralyzed, too. I prayed harder till I woke up praying aloud. I've been trying to draw my dreams now.

[@RegardsRei]

Wow, we’re so similar! I love it! ❤️❤️❤️

[@little4kingkong]

@@RegardsRei Thank you for sharing some tips, I will put them into practice!

[@glenncbjones]

Hey g’day Rei! I’m so glad you brought this up, because I don’t lucid dream enough, and you just reminded me that I can obtain this “upon request!” Lucid dreaming is about the BEST experience for anyone “incarnate,” which I suppose is pretty inclusive, isn’t it? Anyway, about a year and a half ago , I had to undergo some fairly intense dental surgery. That morning, as I was waking, but still in that “transitional” state, I received an extremely strong vision of a small propeller driven plane about to crash into me… “wha?” Later that evening, while driving home heading west on a two lane blacktop, with a head full of pain killers, a small crop dusting plane “buzzed” me on the highway, coming within 6-9 feet of the roof of my car (highly ILLEGAL, jus sayin!), and I “corrected” in a panic and crossed the median! The full throated bull-horn of the 18-wheeler that I almost hit head on is all that saved me from a certain demise! I contend, although I feel no need to convince anyone of this, that the crop duster was temporarily possessed by a dark entity (otherwise why would he risk a fairly easy, fun, and high paying job, just to buzz somebody “for laughs?”)… further, I also sensed that the trucker, who can only have seen the whole thing unfold, was also being “gifted” in his timely alertness and lifesaving reaction time, by MY “spirit crew” (who also seeded the premonitional “dream,” although not so much to “warn” me (they would likely have saved me in any case, they’re good that way!), but to remind me how much they have will always “have my back”… You know you rock, Rei, regards to Jay and your brother! - Namaste! Glenn

[@ladyz325]

Thank you for speaking on this topic. I ask to recall my dreams and keep a journal by my bed and rarely remember anything. Do you have any tips how to acquire the ability to remember dreams? Is my subconscious afraid to remember since i have a trauma history and insomnia?? I love the simplicity of your content. It is always helpful. thank you ❤❤❤

[@hobbytreyi]

Wow

[@rachelchong543]

Your experiences sound very similar to near-death experiences (NDEs), or at least near-death-like experiences, with your description of feeling at home, magnificent cities, a big library of books, meeting spirit guides and people who have died, and the density of you feel when you wake. Your brother’s experience is also similar, with him receiving answers to questions and being shown natural disasters and other events in the future. Check out Next Level Soul Podcast and Beyond with Heather Tesch 🙂❤🌠

[@eblouie_mb]

Thanks so much ❤

[@jaroslawgogolin3664]

🙏🤩

[@Empressjen]

Sounds like Sirius A

[@limolnar]

Thank you so much for helping me understand what lucid dreaming is! Question: is it possible to be awakened without knowing it...that maybe we're born with a higher consciousness and think everyone is like that?

[@mevalejj9707]

Hello! There is an error message when I open your brothers KZbin link?

[@GHOSTKID66x]

:) rainbow

[@leenaright3949]

Beware, allowing yourself entry into the spirit world is very dangerous. Dont do it 🌷

[@didepux251]

As long as she, or whoever have a pure heart, she will be protected.

[@idank777]

Hi rei thank you! I am a sexoholic, and for me the idea of lucid dreaming very much talks to my addiction. I imagine being able to freely fullfill every fantasy I have without guilt and remorse. I feel that's why I don't lucid dream, like, my channel there is closed because higher consciousness is aware what I'll do with it... Hope it makes sense and is somehow interesting