Lucid Dreams
Tags: Lucid Dreaming, Consciousness, Dreams

Most of the lucid dreamers we reach during three years of research are thinking they had a real lucid dream only couple times in their life.

Even if they occur to understand they’re dreaming right now, it doesn’t matter. They still resist to believe — this is a lucid dream.

We’ve done this for years, thinking that our experience is the actual thing to believe in, while on the other hand — it’s something we can just go through.

We want to present you a unique concept.

What if we say, that all our dreams — are lucid?

Let’s begin with the simple concept, that everything in our life divided between a secondary and primary attention, The Carnivore, and The Observer.

Our Observer is the thing that we consciously have grown as humans; while The Carnivore is the first attention, which is known as animal mind.

We still can remember our dreams, right?

This is what we already can put as a point of consciousness. The consciousness itself have no boundaries, we can only observe it through our way of understanding life, and become more or less influential in this observation.

Let’s keep it simple; imagine that you are right now in the meditation process. What do you observe? Your consciousness. Presence. Feeling of your body.

The Observer itself is the Human. And the Presence, and feeling of the Body — is the Carnivore.

Our dreams are changing during the practice of Lucid Dreaming.

We are growing the part of Observer in Dream.

When we start the practice, sometimes we have great insight, which takes our Observer to the high level — that high, so we think the Lucid Dream IS the thing; likewise, we feel ourselves the Buddha, when we just start to meditate. And then we reach the point when the meditation should become a habit of staying Buddha.

The most difficult thing in Lucid Dreaming — is the habit.

What is the habit?

The habit is the ability of our Observer to present Carnivore the concept, which obviously is not a Carnivores’ concern. It should be cultivated.

Anything we do in our life previously developed as a habit. When we reach a significant number of them, we have an obstacle.

Our Observer has its own scope (which is the conscious level, we will talk about that later).

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Let’s imagine us a novice practitioner in Lucid Dreaming.

We’ve done it for the first time, yay. And it’s just a first week of practice.

We are feeling like the lucky one, maybe the most fortunate in the world, as far as we read a lot about the sad attempts, and a long time of the practice.

The first dream.

It was big, right?

We’re feeling strong, stable, without borders.

Our Observer — is the Buddha.

We’re the Buddha.

We understand everything. All looks clear, and the experience is unbreakable.

What happens next time?

Do you know?

Once, we’ve had an excellent opportunity to see a rare event. One girl had her first lucid dream in our laboratory, and then she reported to have two months of experiences like that. Stable, vivid and very intensive.

What a great beginners luck!

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Then it all stops.

Why?

Our Carnivore has no habit, no intention, no primary role to release the conscious model to Observer (and to give you the sense and control).

What we call Lucid, is the primary Observation. Our experience is always the observation. The feeling of Control is what comes through this remark, and power of the Buddha to give the commands to the Carnivore.

Our inner Buddha — Is what we reach In a Lucid Dream state.

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Reconnect. Save. Repeat.

Let’s get back to the concept.

During the years of practice of Lucid Dreaming, and neuroscience; we found out that we all have primary consciousness in a dream. Our Carnivore never understands that we are dreaming. That’s true.

And — still, it’s consciousness.

We’re not a black, dark nothing inside of the dream. We still remember it, we still understand — there were some actions.

Some of us even think this actions could be interpreted to the wakeful ideas, and they might be true. Let’s keep it simple for now.

And what happens to a novice Lucid Dreamer, is a complete sense of deceit, which comes along with practice.

You are not achieving the Buddha again. The observer is not coming back as an entirely bright, immersive being.

Why?

Because you are not grasping it.

Consciousness is a tool, and you are learning to use this tool. With every single dream so far, you are sharpening it, building the world in yourself.

You are becoming Buddha. You are dealing with the Carnivore.

How?

We all found out there is a several hacks, which can put additional lucidity in your dream.

Some call them methods of lucid dreaming, and most public one — is a dealing with your hands in a waking state. Finding them all day long, and trying to teach yourself — this is the right thing to do. You are communicating with the Carnivore-like that:

“Hey, let’s keep in touch with the Observer — please, let me know — when I can see my hands, I’m here to see the world through eyes again!”

Mostly, all hacks are touching the whole attention (the Carnivore + the Observer); to make sure you are going to grasp it this time.

What?

Let’s put some science.

During the sleep, sometimes we have a dream state.

In that state, mostly our reflexes, and primate functions are achieving so far.

What we see as a dream, Is basically what some Primate would see, if he accesses our waking life.

What we want to do, becoming a Lucid Dreamer — is to achieve the Human state; and we can see that during the practice, you are gathering more and more Gamma waves in the dreaming state.

The first time you try to practice Lucid Dreaming, you are getting a very high Gamma (frequently), as the path to neurotransmitters are being open. It’s like the first time you open a dam — the water starts going through, and it fulfills everything it can reach.

Then you have to integrate it into the practice, so your brain understands this is the right thing to do.

You can do it in several ways through learning, which Is so far something you can read anywhere. You just have to understand — this is the process. One day, you will become the Buddha.

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Differently, you can open the neurotransmitter path through neuroscience.

We put the particular neural signal, which tells your Carnivore to let you in. To get through the dam, and open up your consciousness to the Observer.

It’s still becoming a process, as far as even inhibitors are going to integrate into your self-development.

Anyways, it’s much faster. You can fulfill your Lucid Dreamer by changing the neural behavior.

And maybe that’s the best thing we can do as an evolution from the Carnivore.