Having read the ingredients, don’t waste your money.
All it contains is melatonin, Choline (which can be found in cows milk), Lycoris Radiata (Red Spider Lily Extract aka Galantamine - something used in the treatment of Alzheimer’s.) and Vitamin B5.
Not saying it wouldn’t work, but you can probably find cheaper products that work the same way.
Search: “red spider lily” extract on google. Most of the results are related to similar products. Dreamamins for example, offer 3 variations called Dreamscape, that supposedly raises your dream activity and Lucid Dreamer which claims to help you raise awareness in your dream.
Personally it sounds like it maybe a placebo and they are just preying on new people to LDing who are willing to spend money to get LDs faster.
I must admit that I was amazed at the numerous responses. I actually thought I was introducing something new to this forum with the dream pill thing.
Anyway, I have been trying to LD for so long now, only to end up with failures, and frustrations. At this point I am willing to try anything that may help me with my dreams.
Last night I took more pills than was recommended by the manufacturer because I am getting desperate. Oddly enough, I had a very long dream which is highly unusual for me. It wasn’t a very pleasant dream though, but at least it was a change of my usual pattern of dreams which are quite short and numerous.
Perhaps it was just a fluke, but I will do the same thing again tonight.
Lastly, I have heard of a mineral called magnetitum which is supposed to boost ESP and astral projection. I understand it is some kind of iron ore. Has anyone here tried it yet? Just wondering. After reading these posts, I will be very careful not to mention any manufacturers or distributors of these or any other products. Thank you for your time, attention, and advice everyone.
Last night before going to sleep, I took twice the manufacturers recommended dosage of dream pills.
I had several clear vivid dreams.
In one of the dreams I somehow became aware that I might be dreaming, and I said to myself, "If I am dreaming, then I should be able to fly. So to test it out, I began to run and then I leaped upward and sure enough I began to fly. Then i knew for sure i was dreaming.
Here is the odd part of it all. When I woke up in the morning, I remembered each and every dream in detail and wrote them all down in my dream journal. I say odd, because normally when I wake up in the morning I cannot remember my dreams.
I have only tried these pills for two nights with good results but, it is insufficient proof to me that the pills work for sure.
More time and testing is needed. I’ll try again tonight and let you know. Thanks.
Again I have had good results with dream recall, taking these dream pills. Also, my memory in general has greatly improved.
I realize that everyone’s metabolism is different, and what works for one, may not work for another.
Lastly, I will report my results once a week, rather than everyday, as to not take up too much space on this forum.
i have tried the one from Brilliant Dreams. It works very well. I have much better dream recall, more dreams…
I must notice that this is the first thing that actually worked for me. I have tried everything from NovaDreamer, all kind of different audio CD (Bradley Thompson and Monroe Institute included), I went to hypnosis please read the forum guidelines concerning drugs
Now I have ordered also Lucid Dreamer…
Wish me luck
It’s been about a week gone by now, and I can honestly say I have dreams every night now and good dream recall.
However, I have not had another lucid dream yet. the problem is that my dreams make too much sense, so I don’t suspect that I am dreaming.
For example, I never dream of wierd things like a green octopus walking down memory lane with a ten foot tall hippopotamus.
My dreams are all sensible.
Also, I rarely have a nightmare because I never watch horror films. I dislike them.
Gotta go…peace…
Hey im new here and just wanted to say that im happy to see that they (B-Dreams) has worked for you,i to have bought them and should get them in a couple of days,i never realy thought about LD or even my regular dreams till one night where i had a dream about an old friend that i havnt seen in a long time,we went to the same school and then i moved away and some feelings never realy got expressed,the dream wasnt sexual but just seeing her was an experience that made me want to search about dreams and thats when i learned about LD and i eventually found this site.
To Agent11421,
I to never have had any realy weird dreams,im hopeing that doesnt effect my chances to have a LD,Like the dream i had last night was about me and a lady vampire on a date,but i only found out she was a vampire at the end of the dream and thats when i woke,but before that it was very normal.
P.S, Sorry for the ramblings,i couldnt stop typing.
Last night I had a wonderful dream. I will type it directly from my dream journal.
I owned a new house in a small town. Everybody knew everybody. I would go to the woods, which had lots of rocky hills and fly and fly all around. I came to the realization that I was the only one in the town who could fly, so I decided to keep it a secret.
One day a friendly female neighbor caught me flying when I jumped off a high hill, and she screamed so loudly with shock that she spooked me and I lost my confidence and came crashing to the ground. I flew best when I was alone. It was a great dream. I had so much fun flying, but I was not lucid. I woke up a happy dreamer. And yes, I love those dream pills!
Hello,i got my B-dreams pills yesterday and i can honestly say they worked for me,i had 2 great LONG dreams.
I did have a weird expirence with them though,i went to bed at 2:00am,and then i woke up feeling great and very awake so im thinking i slept for at least 8 hours,but when i looked at the clock it was only 5:00am,so i only was asleep for 3 hours but it felt like 8hours,had that happend to anyone els?
I did go back to sleep even though i didnt feel tired…it was weird to me
Well, I won’t discourage using these kind of pills, but I’d like to point out that there may be side effects, so look out for them.
Also, do try continuing the pills and see if ur dreaming is still successful, to confirm that it is not a placebo effect beacause placebo effects don’t last long…
Lastly, erm, about dreams that are too regular and like nothing went wierd: I believe that is entirely impossible.
I have had dreams which appeared sensible, so I did not become lucid, until when I woke up, I realised that the watch I was wearing in the dream was my old blue watch, and not the new black watch that I had. This is a small difference since both watches are the same model.
So do analyse every detail carfully… I believe u can still find irregularities in the dream. Because, sometimes, when u start to get aware, ur mind makes it logical for u, and no OBVIOUS signs come. The subtle ones, however will never never disappear.
Cheers to lucid dreaming. Hadnt had one for a long time because of the short hours I sleep.
<Mods: I think this is the wrong forum.>
Yes I think that Pathways would be better, so I am moving it there.
On my paging of dreamjournal.net, I noticed a Google ad for lucid dream inducting pills. I cautiously visited the site, Brilliantdreams.com. It says it’s a miracle pill that increases dream recall, vividness, and it supposedly makes you lucid dream. A single bottle is $39.95 plus shipping (“USA shipping is just $4.95 regardless of the number of bottles ordered so you save even more!”). That seems a reasonable price for such a pill.
This sounds way too good to be true, so I wanted to know if anyone here knows anything about “Brilliant Dreams”. I’m quite expecting to get “No, they’re rubbish.” replies here.
You’re absolutely correct. They are rubbish.
Anything that sounds too good to be true often is - I don’t supposed the site offered an explanation of how the pills worked, or what was actually in them?
Creating your own pills using the information in the herbs and vitamins thread would cost you way less. I’d advise you to work on your recall and vividness by yourself first, though. You’ll save a lot of bling.
To tell you the truth, those were really out of my financial league. Anyways I was planning to just work on things myself like Hapexamendios said, considering my DR is pretty good already and I have several possible inductions that I haven’t tried yet.
There are definitely supplements that work. I had no intentions of vivid dreaming when I took ZMA, it’s a bodybuilding supplement. And my dreams were intense, as was the recall, because the dreams seemed so real. I took this a few years ago and recently I am wanting to have really vivid dreams again, I will either order ZMA again or just buy the minerals/vitamins etc separately and form my own batch. I’m wondering what you guys think of these ingredients. Here are the ingredients:
I didn’t say they make you “lucid dream” but that they make the dreams more intense and feel more real. When I took the aforementioned supplement it was to aid in bodybuilding, muscle recovery. Dreaming was a side affect, and I had no intentions of taking in to help my dreams. So the fact is it worked in terms of intensifying and making my dreams more enjoyable and memorable .
I have had no success with this product. I think it only provides lucid dreaming when you already have good dream recall. ZMA will then possibly stimulate a lucid dream. My problem is I have fragmented dream recall let alone a lucid dream.
