How to lucid dream like inception Videos

+EarlGreyBeatz Awesome :)

hey any special techniques yall perform to induce LDs or heighten conciousness?

but i think it is what he is describing in the video with that it was the same dream.

+DudV2 No, i believe that this has happened to me before, i had a dream where i took a nap and had a dream where i was lucid, and i eventually returned to the other dream in the same place i had paused it: in my bed, however, it quickly changed dreams before long.

I don't think it is possible at all. The human brain isn't amazing at performing two tasks at one. actually, it finds it insanely difficult. Anyone who isn't a drummer and has tried drumming can tell you this. So if it's so hard to have your hands tapping 2 different rhythms at once, I doubt your mind could possibly keep 2 whole worlds (well, sections of worlds) going at the same time. Imagine it like this: you enter the 'second' dream, and time in the 'first' one freezes. (your brain remembers the state it was in). when you wake up from the 'second' dream, the first one un-freezes, ie your mind re-creates it from memory. Some things might have changed, but they only changed just then, as your mind made the world again.

I had a dream like this once. I didn't know I was dreaming, but I saw this door, and was told that if you went through the door you would be dreaming and could do whatever. So naturally, I went through, and I guess became faux lucid, because I knew I was dreaming THEN, but I still thought the room before was a real place. I'm not sure what was up with that, but it was really weird to figure out once I woke up.

@random1crap hi:)))Let,s start again with the so called"sleep paralyses",when was your first experience,age,time of the day,only by night,in your own bed/anywhere you,ve slept.How often it happens&the most important-do you hear the buzzing sound every time?And please excuse me for my English-no my native language~~~(can you give me your e-mail?)I think you,re so close,keep smiling!

So if you have a scary experience in a dream, like the mirror thing, and of course you are lucid while it happens, is it as horrifying as it would be in real life, or does the fact that you are dreaming make things less scary. Because I really want to try lucid dreaming and sleep paralysis, but the scary things that come along with them are making it hard to do.

Hey i got a question. Im new to this dream stuff but i was wondering how do you remember exactly what you do in a dream. i don't remember very vivid dreams or exactly what i did. like for example in my dream last night i remember being at an aquarium with a group of people but i cannot remember peoples faces or what i did please help.

i had a dream that i was on a caravan site i have been to before, but it had extended, and was huge, then i was suddenly on a raft on a river with this girl from my school, and we were trying to get away from a load of cruise ships chasing us through a load of tunnels and bridges, it does not make any sence at all

@AdamTadz Reality Checks... they work better for the long run!! If I had to chose out of the two,,, it would be reality checks over WILD! The Reality Checks method can make you Lucid Dream on that Night (thats what it did for me!) WILD takes practice as you have to figure out the body signals for yourself!

I really want a lucid dream but every time I dream I have no clue I'm dreaming and I forget completely about lucid dreams and how to do them! Before I sleep I always have lots of things on my mind can anyone help with this and how I can lucid dream?

@random1crap Well, to make you remember your dreams is called "Dream Recall" (the ability to recall dreams) I have made a step by step guide to that on my channel, I belive it is the last video that I have released. (Hope that this helps!) :P

Whenever I look into a mirror in a dream, my face is horrible disfigured. One side is always drooping, very similar to what happens when a person has a stroke. I think I'm going to turn it into a dream sign.

i wasnt afraid of sleep paralysis until i watched ur vid on it :(... cant seem to get the idea of a bad hallucination out of my head, therefore im afraid to try to do a wild lucid dream now. Got any advise?

@Klayman127 Yes I have.... I think that I explained it in my video about false awakenings..... not sure though, check out that video on my channel, its one of my first! (and one of my most boring!)

every time i look into any mirror in my dream world my eyes have a a red pigment to them….oh and i cant summon a pond a water every time that happens by stomping my foot in the ground

To build onto that, try smiling whenever you look into the mirror, if you don't in the dream it'll help speed up the lucidity faster. Plus help boost self esteem :D

what if the only thing that happens every time in my dreams is i kill someone? when should i do a reality check if i dont actually kill someone during the day :/

Had the greatest breakthrough tonight, managed complete consciousnesses. First thing I did was explore women's I've always wanted, then I became a god, creating mountains and destroying parts of the earth while my favorite type of music was being played. I realized it was a dream by a very simple yet effective method: Counting fingers on my hand. I casually check my hand when im sleepy, usually theres just those 5 boring fingers but tonight I had 6, and thats when I realized I was in a dream.

Every Day I used to get Dreams,? Some good, Some bad. I researched a lot on Dreams and finally understood that "Dreams are UN-fullfilled aims and activities of the day life" When I searched in Apple Appstore for Dreams, You know what? I got an app called "dreamed" by Lokesh Hanumappa This is really cool app which records the dreams and then converts? each dream into a goal which is tracked for completion. This is what I wanted and this is really cool way of maximizing the hints given Dreams.

@CubeChaps I used to have that, sometimes still do. It might be because you're dreaming of yourself, becoming aware of your dream. If that makes sense. You're focused on noticing you're dreaming, so that's what you dream, but you're not actually aware yet. It's very close though, once it happens start looking around you, feel things with your hands, notice how real it all seems and be amazed, know it's all made in your mind, it's your world, feel it, then look up and just jump. You'll fly :)

So, I'm going to Roger Waters' The Wall live concert on May 7th (I went to the same show in 2010 and loved it, which is why I'm going again), a few days ago, while I was sleeping I fell into a dream about being at this exact concert. I automatically noticed something strange about where and when I was at, I knew that it couldn't possibly be the actual date, and that it was too soon to be going to this concert, so I told myself that I could possibly be in a dream, my reality check was...\

On the contrary. Just because you're lucid, doesn't mean you have to dictate every bit of your experience. Many times I'm lucid and still take part into the story of the dream. Besides, the fact that you know that you are dreaming just makes interaction if your subconscious even more interesting, and allows you to choose the plot, or just keep going. Besides, only a few % of your dreams are lucid, so you'll still have your regular dreams. Being lucid is just amazing :)

I find that when you dream you dont realize you are and you are to amazed by realizing that you are in a dream and doing your "reality checks" and i find that i am just watching a movie of my dreams and not playing in a part in that movie. And when i forget about these dreams (which happens faster than i would expect) i try to watch closly about what happens in my next dream, and in turn forgetting to try to change them.

once you do lucid dreams, can you ever go back? I mean I think what I really enjoy about my dreams is not knowing that I am dreaming because that way I fool my mind and think it is real and never know what is next, in other words, just like in real life it gives me surprises and stuff... but if I do lucid dream... then, I´m not that sure I would enjoy my dreams that much.

@TheReasonBirdsFLY1 A lot of beginners (such as myself) wake up because they get too excited when they realize they are dreaming. Some techniques that should help are: (as said by destroyer) try spinning in your dream, another technique is rubbing your hands together in your dream. Or try interacting with objects in your dream.

Once I had a lucid dream it was the hardest thing ever I never trained I just said "This is my dream isn't it" and a girl I liked said "Yes" I said "Hurry and kiss me" (I didn't have full control) and she wouldn't do it I was thinking when I woke up "DANGIT I DIDNT THINK I WAS THAT UGLY I COULDNT EVEN GET A KISS IN MY DREAMS!"

that I yelled as loud as I possibly could in the dream and as soon as that happened everything got dark and the show began in a completely different way than how it would begin, So needless to say, I was able to watch the entire concert in my dreams, and best yet, I could control it to do what ever I wanted it to do. :)

@TailsMilesPrower99 Everyone has dreams, but some people just don't remember them. Try keeping a notebook beside your bed. And whenever you wake up from a dream, quickly write it down in a notebook. Just continue doing this every day, and you should start remembering more and more dreams :)

HELP! It goes so fast. when l close my eyes and sleep. its just 1 sec and its morning. it goes so fast! uh oh :( help.. lk people see dreams everyone night even if you dont remember. but my dreams go so fast so l dont remember nothing! HELP! l want my dream world :I

@CubeChaps You still have to learn, I mean, do you know how you would fly? At all? Try hovering off the ground first or just try floating down from a high place slowly.. slowly progress onwards to trying to make yourself float upwards and then eventually fly!

If you can control a dream, and you want to check if your really dreaming.. ;In your Dreams; you need to get a book, any book and try to read it ....you can't because there are no words at it and sometimes this can be your bail out of the dream

Also, I still have really bad issues trying to sleep and when I do get to sleep most of what I experience is nightmares.

Dad: Dinner time! SloppySlip: No Dad, I have to make a commentary. I just had an Inception! Dad: Ok go do that shit...

Not to be weird but maybe your brain was trying to say something, what I dont know

It sounds weird but awesome at the same time and i would love to lucid dream

Inception is a crazy movie , don't even try to understand that shit xD

Haha, you commented first on your own video.

FIRST! Ohh shit, sloppy got it:( (;

Sloppy you're In a dream right now...

That's some confusing shit haha!

Maybe your dreaming now o_O

Of course I am here!

Damn, I'm sorry bro

That's trippy bro.

lmfaooo :P