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  1. Very true, but once you arrive in greenland, how do you know that where you left is still there, anyway nice to make your aquaintance.....or have i?
  2. hi i did a lot of research into lucidity, and its basically possible because the brain acts like a very very complex VR computer, it uses several devices such as memory, imagination, emotion and 3D to convince you that what you are experiencing is real or as we all know it dreams, dreams are basically the same as watching a badly cut video, but with a lot more besides, the brain invokes most of your senses such as fear, touch, hearing, touch and sight to create a believable experience, this can be controlled but only with a lot of experience, there are devices available two that i have had experienve of are 'the novadreamer' and 'the mindlab' both work very well, altho the mindlab worked better, they both work by flashing LED lights in a pattern that is supposed to interact with the brains alpha beta gamma and theta waves, the novadreamer is more for lucidity, while the mindlab is more for exploring the brains potential while awake, had a really freaky experience with the mindlab, however the novadreamer worked twice, trouble is its like a sleep mask and i move around alot in my sleep, so i'd find it at the bottom of the bed most mornings, anyway basically these are devices that work on flashing lights, the nova dreamer has a sensor that detects motion so when you hit rem it starts flasshing LED lights which give you a cue in the dream that you are dreaming, and your supposed to then be able to control your dreams, the price tag is heavy i was in the UK at the time and it cost me 250 english pounds, im sure you could build one for about $40, hope this helps a little, it is worth learning to be lucid as the learning applications it has are amazing, not to mention the fun you could have re-enacting the matrix. Michhael
  3. hi all a while back i was having a discussion with a friend about reality, and we got really deep, from that conversation came this idea, sit comfortably and relax, this bit might seem a little strange but if you achieve it believe me it WILL freak you out, stare forward but concentrate on the back of your head, if you get it right you get this overwhelming sense of nothing, i then started thuinking that we all take our surroundings for granted, for instance, the room you are in right now reading this, is your entire world, think about it, how do you know anything is actually outside, walk thru a door of a room and close it behind you, how do you know the room is still there, look at a building, how do you know that there is anything on the other side, look at your own arm, how do you know that you have blood vessels and bone, you cant see them, unless you open up your arm(not advisable), the point is that we live in a world we take for granted, and yet we believe what we are told, how do you know there are 6 billion people in the world, on any one day i bet you dont meet more than a 100 different or new people. Makes you wonder doesnt it Michael
  4. djemboy2

    Hello

    my name is michael and i just joined, i have some interesting things to discuss and hope to make some new friends(they forced me to do this)
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