[color=blue]I would like to get people’s input on this please and thank you I would like to use lucid dreaming as a stepping stone to accomplish some immediate goals I have in mind, as well as just using it to enjoy and get healthier sleep. Here’s what I’m talking about; and please bear with me as this may get a little long-winded
What I would like to do if/when I achieve full lucidity, is walk through a door that actually leads to my SC, or at least my dream world’s representation of my SC. I would goto a “control center” of sorts where there will be a large panel with many dials/levers/level controls on it. On the screen are aspects of myself at their current levels(not what I feel/think their current levels are; but their actual levels). Example, I would see the screen displaying my current levels of: determination, visualization, willpower, discipline, drive, confidence, fear, uncertainty, so on and so forth. What I want to do is make adjustments so that I crank up the “energy output” to all of the positive areas and bring the negative aspect way down. Now granted I don’t want to get rid of them completely because you need a certain amount of the negative to reaffirm the positive.
So after all that(thanks for reading ), would me doing something like that affect me in waking life? I mean it wouldn’t be a literal overnight change; but perhaps after making the adjustments, over the course of a month or two I’d feel myself gradually changing to the “specifications” I set for myself. Is that possible at all in your opinions? Anyone who might read this is probably much more experienced at LD-ing than I am and have probably already experienced some amazing things and used LD’s to accomplish some great things as well. If I may I’d like to tell another story. If you don’t wish to continue then please consider this the end and I’d love your feedback on everything above.
I signed up for this memory workshop by the name of The School of Phenomenal Memory. One of the main keys to completing this workshop is visualization(the reason for me bringing it up earlier in the post.) In the literature I have, it says to picture the images in 3D and color, and to manipulate them so that you can see them rotating in every direction, stretching out of proportion, etc. Based off of how it’s worded in the lessons, I take it to mean that you need hallucination-quality visualizations, which I don’t have and never really got to when I was doing the lessons. So would I be able to increase my visualization to that kind of level and still maintain control? Could I manifest an image of a fully grown golden retriever in the empty space in front of me and have it be so good that I’d almost want to think that it was real? I also want to increase drive, determination, and so on because I’m one of those types of people who always get gung-ho about starting something and then quit shortly afterwards and I’ve never been able to rid myself of that terrible habit, nor have I been able to improve that area of myself. Could I use LD as a tool for that?
Thank you for reading this. I did say that it could get long-winded, and so it was I would really like to know what you all think and I look forward to reading responses.
Have a pleasant day!
Roger[/color]