Lucid dreaming.
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60 very. Because the dopamine hit you get from it is like a drug. All your emotions are amplified and so the success feels incredible
and i cannot change you so i must replace you
Jan 21, 2025
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#67
Is it true that one can learn skills faster? So that in less time you can learn more?
yep thats usually true, but only if u are a fast leanener. u can learn to be a fast learner, though!
Jan 21, 2025
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#70
I've heard somewhere that like 30 minutes of lucid dreaming learning a task is like a few hours of real life learning something.
69 I’ve heard it works for some people. Typically I jump straight to entertainment so I haven’t really experimented with practising hobbies
Holy s*** if i can learn hobbys while lucid dreaming im bouta get big af
76 LDs don’t need “stabilization”. That’s a common myth. They will only be unstable if you expect them to.
At least that’s my theory. There’s more debate on stabilization than some other things
Jan 21, 2025
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#78
Anyways, I'll probably use this thread to post my experiences (when I actually get a LD).
79 that’s the core principle of Lucid Dreaming. What you expect to happen will happen. Which means the best dream control is what makes the most sense to you in the moment. For example, I often create a “remote” that allows me to control dream settings as that’s the first thing I think of when I think about controlling stuff.
How often can you get lucid when you want to?