r/LucidDreams

Hello, so I'm using MILD, I've learned to completely relax my body to the point where I don't feel it, after that I don't feel whether I'm breathing or not, and when the moment comes when I feel waves and vibration, even a slight twitching, but I can't breathe and my body starts hyperventilating on its own and I get thrown back, I've heard that you need to push through this moment but I can't manage to do it? Has anyone dealt with this?

Hi everyone,

I'm Joobin, and I've been building Luzide on my own for the past months. The idea: a Samsung Galaxy Watch measures your heart rhythm at night, a personal model learns from your own nights when you're in REM sleep, and then a gentle tone and vibration reach you. It's the same tone you practice with during the day, so in the dream it can remind you: am I dreaming?

The principle comes from sleep research (Targeted Lucidity Reactivation). Luzide also has a dream journal with dictation, dream signs, reality check reminders and a technique library.

The closed beta starts on October 19. I'm looking for a small group who will sleep 14 nights with the app and tell me honestly what works and what doesn't.

You'll need:

- an Android phone

- a Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 or newer for the night features

- (without a watch you can still test the journal, techniques and reminders)

PRO is free during the beta. It's a beta, so not everything will run smoothly.

Sign up here: https://luzide.app/?lang=en

Happy to answer any questions in the comments.

So, last night I came really, *really* close to having a lucid dream. I was riding my motorcycle through my town, but my riding was a bit wobbly, so I took out my phone and messaged my aunt on Messenger to ask if this happened to be a lucid dream. Unfortunately, she replied "no," so I just kept riding :(

The night before that, I remember a figure in a dress floating in the air and mentioning something about lucid dreaming. Sadly, I didn't become lucid then either, but...

Themes of lucid dreaming have been popping up in my dreams two days in a row now. The dreams are getting increasingly vivid, too... After just over a month of lucid dreaming practice (albeit somewhat irregular), I’ve only had one lucid dream so far, but I feel like the next one is just around the corner...

In any case, I’m having a lot of fun recording my dreams and looking back at them—there’s been a lot going on.

It’s my first day and I:

1. Remembered at least 60% of my dream
2. Intinctively (not intentionally) trying to pinch my nose in the dream
3. Waking up immediately before touching my nose
4. Going online and searched for what to do next briefly after waking up, then followed through and actually got 15 second-ish (idk) full body vibrations before snapping back cuz i was too excited
5. I was planning to do the dream journal thing but ig my mind forced my to do WILD instead

Any advice on what I should do next? Also any advice on how to cope with the adrenaline side effects (cuz I lost my sleep completely after the fact)

If you're struggling with lucid dreaming and u haven't experienced it, I can help u through it easily. I'll explain it here: if ur ambidextrous then leave. If you're right handed- Use ur left hand or left foot all week, and vice versa.

If ur too lazy then at least try for 1 minute a day and see where that leads you. I've been sharing this same exercise for years btw, and people are just too logical and stupid. If u move to Mars,.don't take the logic of Earth with you. Lucid Dreaming is something any child can do, so ignore the dumb instructions about how to lucid dream and how it takes years to achieve.

Use ur opposite leading foot or hand. Just try brushing ur teeth, or writing for a couple minutes with ur less dominant hand.