Sounds great, I’m glad I found this thread. I’ll be trying it tonight if I can get to bed early enough to WBTB. Otherwise you’ll probably hear my results within the week.
I tried listening to this when first falling asleep, sort of trying to do a WILD, but mostly just relaxing. After finishing I realized that I had followed the instructions that I’ve previously heard for doing self-hypnosis… The interesting thing is, this morning (10 hours later) I did check my reality and verify my dream state! I’ve had lucid dreams before, but never through a reality check. LD 4 me! I think I will follow the same process again and see if I get any better and remembering to do RCs. BTW, I hadn’t done a reality check in real life for a long time and I was really sure I was awake in the dream where I did it, but I decided to do one anyway…
I slept for about four hours, woke up - scribbled a dream in my journal and took a glass of water. After that I started the track and went to bed, using the MILD technique (which I wasn’t really able to concentrate on very well). It took me a while to fall asleep, but I didn’t get lucid. I did however have a vivid, long, very interesting dream that clearly was influenced by the track. I’ll try again tonight, and I’ll see to it that I get six hours of sleep before WBTB instead of four.
yes.
And can we get this in a lossless format like FLAC?
I’ve tried it a couple of times now, no success - but the track is definentely getting into my dreams. I haven’t noticed a consistent increase in vividness, but the first time I tried it was definentely a lot more vivid than my normal NDs.
I guess my brain likes to incorporate the sound and make it a totally logical part of the plot or something. It’s strange how that works. It won’t change the sound, it’ll change how you think of it instead.
try keeping the repeat off :^P
This lucid induction track got me lucid tonight! I’ve tried several times before, but this time I lowered the volume so I could fall alseep easily. And it worked. It’s a very calming induction, nice voices, I like it better than brainwave mind voyages and those, that are quite annoying. Thank you for sharing it with us, Phonelai! 
How do you use this?
It didn’t work for me tonite, nothing recalled either. Maybe I should go and try to listen to this after WBTB.
didn’t work, the recall is the same, and I dont think the mp3 got into my dream, maybe it wasn’t loud enough?
Listen to it as you go to bed, or better yet, after you’ve woken up from a few hours of sleep whilst returning to bed.
do you listen while trying to sleep or do you program the Winamp alarm to go off at a certain hour?
and you set it on repeat or only one time?
I just set my alarm to wake me up, then put it on using my CD player and fall alseep to it.
Just play it when you can.It for sure will work better when used with WBTB but this is because of your mind being generally better set for ld and whole lot of other circumstances.
But this file works in all ways- will be helpfull with any -ild there.Its like with RCs -never too much.
good luck:)
that’s the trippiest music I’ve ever heard. I play it at night reguardless if I’m trying to LD . 
Im going to be trying this tonight but i want to know how to loop it so it will keep going. Isnt there an option in windows media player? I cant seem to find it. 
I played this file using an applescript which slowly increases and then decrease the volume sinusoidally, with an additional 5 minutes of silence between each crescendo. Additionally, it rewinds the track a bit in between, so you don’t miss the parts that are playing during the bottom half of the sine wave (when the volume is less than 50%).
Around 4 am I was having a very interesting dream, and then I started hearing the track playing. Since I had been preparing for bed a few minutes earlier, I assumed that I had turned it on, but forgotten about it. I was wondering if a DC could hear it (wish I’d asked them!), and tried to turn it down using a remote, because it was getting louder. Exciting but also annoying, because I recognized what it was, but it didn’t occur to me that I might actually be dreaming! Maybe I should try listening to the track before bedtime, and during every cycle (every 6 minutes) do a few RCs, so that I associate hearing the track slowly getting louder and doing RCs.
Oh, side note, the dream remote that I tried to turn the music down with – about 10 seconds before that, I was using the remote to turn down some lights, but they behaved somewhat strangely – they slowly got dimmer (which is what I was expecting), but they also triggered a lower set of lights. Of course, I just thought I didn’t know how to work the remote… Then the track caught my attention, I tried to turn it down, and then almost immediately woke up, and grabbed the real remote next to my pillow and turned down the stereo a bit.
Couldn’t go back to sleep, luckily I had to get up at 4:45 am anyway, and I was able to imprint the end of the dream quite well – sure wish I could’ve gone back to sleep and into the same dream, because it was really really interesting…
Here’s the code for the applescript: Possible Holy grail Technique part II (links to a specific post, not the beginning of the thread)
I was about to try this, but my headphones are messed up and they emit a screeching sound when I plug them in.
it seems that you got nearly there, Ageless. Try again and maybe you have a LD this time.
On Windows media under Play menu just use Repeat. I play this from 3-6 AM at a decent volume and it usually triggers a lucid because I’m more awake and I can hear the voice on the CD. It does get in your dreams when your more awake.
