Interesting Harry Potter Experiment To Try.

Quest for Lucidity
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This experiment is along the lines of the Lucid Living topic, i.e. taking states of mind from the dream world, such as euphoria and bringing them into waking life. This is for the more advanced lucid dreamers who I’ve noticed have been lacking ideas of what to do, which I find hard to imagine. And it is also for people who follow a more Robert Moss inclined shamanistic approach to lucid dreaming rather than say, Lebarge who believes its strictly limited to your mind.

Now anyone who is a harry potter fan and who read the latest bookmust have been struck by the concept of luck in the form of a liquid potion. The experiment is to see if you take such a potion just before waking, whether the effects, in your mind or otherwise, will be brought into waking life. Don’t know if this could work, can’t hurt to try!

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Let’s see…

  1. Have a dream incubated or an LD;
  2. Try a potion with psychoactive effects or a magic potion;
  3. Wake up rightaway, or after the potion’s effects start to show up;
  4. See if the potion still works in waking life.

Well, I could try, but I’m almost sure the effects will wear off in a munite or so…

Nice idea nonetheless, it’s now on my quest sheet! :wink:

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Whoa, what a great idea!

If I can remember to do that in my next LD (I always get so excited I forget stuff I want to do once I find myself in an LD) I’ll definitely try it.

Dream on. // Olesia

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I meant to do this last night, but I had a frustrating prelucid dream, everybody was going on about lucid dreaming but I never caught on.

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Be careful what you wish for…

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i’ll try it.

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Thanks. Be sure to report back.

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i disgaree with the effects only lasting 1 minute.

thats a limitation one places into the potion they incubate.

i had a similar potion (in mentality), i drunk down the potion of ‘the ability to lucid dream’.

So far the effects haven’t worn off, and probably wont, for life :content:

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Just a few questions, did you drink the potion in an LD, where did you find it etc.