Lucid Dreaming

A Hitchhiker's Guide to Lucidity

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Introduction

Animals/Morphing

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Introduction

Greetings, and welcome to the universe of lucid dreaming! I hope you have an exciting time during your visit.

If you're like many newcomers, you may find yourself a bit lost upon entering a foreign universe. Sadly, some visitors get so befuddled that they lose their ticket of lucidity right away. That's understandable. Lucidity is one of the easiest things to lose in any universe. But we all know the rules: no ticket, no trip.

It's a real shame. You see, we really are an entire universe, as big, if not bigger than the one you came from. I can't begin to list all the lands of lucidity waiting to be discovered and explored. This guidebook gives just a tiny tase, with the goal of elucidating your imagination to the countless possiblities awaiting you.

The next time you visit the lucid universe, feel free to ask for the latest edition of this guide book (the interactive version is highly recommended). Or you can request a copy of another reputable publication. A Trillion Things To Do In Your Sleep, The Idiots Guide to Lucid Dreaming, and I Went Lucid Dreaming and All I Got Was One Lousy Moment are all popular choices, although none have been tranlslated into the waking universe.

Some of the lucid lands mentioned in this edition of the guidebook are easy to get to. Others take a bit of work. Many are waiting for that adventurous Lucid traveller to put it on the Map of Known Lucid Lands.

Many thanks to the lucid travellers at ld4all.com and lucidity.com, who have explored the lucid frontiers, and returned to share their adventures.

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Superpowers

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Walk through walls/objects
Fly through walls/objects
Leap tall buildings
Create fireballs
Walk on water
Become superman, spiderman, batman, etc.
Manifest an earthquake, tornado, hurricane, thunderstorm, lightning storm, etc.
levitate and move objects around
Stop a train
Save a plane from crashing.

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Self-Help/Psychology

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Learn a musical instrument
Overcome a fear by exposing yourself to it
Have a therapy session with your unconscious therapist
Have a therapy/coaching session with your favorite self-help author
Materialize a dream expert to interpret your dream in real time
Practice confronting people who intimidate you
Express your feelings to someone who’s hurt in the past, then forgive the person
Experience a sense of profound peace, then revisit traumatic past moments, allowing the sense of peace to heal your wound
Visualize yourself/Fully experience yourself having a wonderful day tomorrow. Do the same with this coming week/month/year
Experience yourself overcoming a bad habit, being tempted in the future, and resisting the temptation. Create a vivid picture of life beyond the addiction

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Sci-Fi

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Mess around with a light saber
Clone yourself
Fly into outer space
Encounter aliens—Talk to them
Slow down, speed up, or freeze time
Use a time machine to go into the past or future.
Shrink yourself until you are the size of a subatomic particle
Go through a wormhole and enter another reality
Go into a black hole
Look at the earth from outer space
Explore another planet

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New Age/Spiritual

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Explore the astral plane
Have an Out-Of-Body-Experience
Have a Near-Death Experience
Meditate
Have a kundalini experience
Talk to people who, in the waking world, have died
Do exercises from the Tibetan Book of the Dead
Focus on a cherished sacred text, until it manifests a dream scene
Go on a shamanic journey to the underworld
Interact with a Goddess
Experiment with your Qi
Speak to an oracle. Ask it questions
Become one with the universe

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Interpersonal

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Ask your friends/loved ones/lovers things you’re afraid to ask in the waking world
Enter a house and observe what the people are doing
Interact (interpret that word however you want) with someone you secretly have a crush on.
Hang out with a friend from your past
Befriend people who intimidate you
Allow your alter ego to have interactions with people from your life
Throw a party. Invite anyone you want to. Be creative--you can invite past friends, current friends, people you’re afraid to interact with, famous people, historical figures, etc.
Have two or more historical/fictional characters interact with each other
Interact with a friend, then in waking life tell your friend about the interaction.
Switch roles with someone. For example, become your boss’ boss, or have someone you have a crush on have a crush on you.
Bring a friend(s) along on a dream adventure. (See the rest of this guide)

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Experimental

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Spin around with your eyes close to enter a new dream scene
Make a random phone call, see who answers
Enter a random dream character and see what thoughts and feelings he/she is having
Ask silly questions to a dream character, see what answers you get
Manifest a birthday party for yourself and start opening up gifts
Interview a dream character. See what answers he/she gives
Communicate half-formed thoughts to dream characters and see how they complete the thought. For example, say to a dream character, “Let’s go” when you have no idea where you are going.
Go up to a stranger in your dream and act like you know that person. See if an improvised past relationship between you and the stranger starts to emerge.
Take over the body of a dream character (see morphing), and continue the dream from that person’s perspective.
Ask a dream character to start narrating the dream scene.

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