Re: tips on lucid dreaming?
hmm, interesting.
I don't really do lucid dreamming that much, but what I do is deliberately let my self think about problems I've had during the day while asleep, because then, for some weird reason, the brain works abnormally fast for me. In those moments between sleep and wakefulness, I can force the brain processes to not shut down completely and therefore not go on to deep sleep, but stay awake enough to be able to think whatever I want it to, for example a math problem, I can solve it in less than afew seconds, considerably less than I would while awake. In some ways, it can be considered a weird kind of meditation, because I'm deliberately modifying my mental and metabolic state, after a fassion anyways. I am aware this is not lucid dreamming, nor is it meditation because I'm not quite awake enough to do it conciously, so, can anyone tell me what is it?
@4: If you don't mind, can you explain a bit your experiences regarding lucid dreamming in more detail? What goes wrong? What makes you not able to breath? If you want to put it so, it can serve as a warning about what happens if you do it wrong or something.
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