Other #76815 Lucid dreaming issue

[AskSatanOperator]

From time to time I experience lucid dreams or dreams with a consciousness whereby I remember it very well. Sometimes I experience control. I've tried many methods to remain aware and awake in them and try and spend time in it but to no avail. For example spinning like a top or shouting commands "Lucid now."

I do want to ask when I get lucid why is it so difficult to exist in this state and often times wake up?

I ask because whenever I lucid dream. I notice either I'm blind, my eyes are fluttering and making me not see the dreamscape. And on top of that I often times feel like I'm all twisted up and hop around or move oddly because my legs feel paralyzed and other times I for example notice my bed sheets surrounding me in the dream and I remove them and my arms all twisted up. From time to time I wake up in bed in the dream and get up all messed up as if I'm like a pretzel or something, though I've had situations whereby I get up normally feels fine and I can even feel my physical vessel as well.

I've also had encounters with dream characters for example I've had dreams of being in my house and my family is around and they act weird.

So why is lucid dreaming so difficult? If it's this difficult. I can't help but wonder if astral projection is even more difficult.

 

[𝐄𝐧𝐢𝐠𝐦𝐮𝐬]

From personal experience, it's easy to lose Concentration or wake up suddenly in Lucid Dreaming because it requires advanced Mental skills, so it can be difficult to learn how to do it. It is also influenced by the fact that you do not have an understanding of the systematic nature of Self Awareness in dreams, so in the beginning it requires consistency to become Aware of yourself in dreams regularly, otherwise if you stop practicing, you will also stop being Aware of yourself. For a very Strong and Wide Consciousness there is no problem with this, so there is an intertwining with Meditative skills.

However, it is worth noting that Lucid Dreaming is a Physical skill and is accessible to people who are far from Spirituality, whereas Astral Projection is quite different, although to be fair, from Lucid Dreaming you can easily Project into the Astral if you understand how to do it, but the Soul must be Malleable enough to do this, as well as its Connection between your Body and Consciousness.

The difficulty is that Lucid Dreams are, roughly speaking, a different «space» where somewhat different laws are in effect, unaccustomed to the Physical Reality in which you are used to being Bodily Realized. Your Consciousness literally encounters dissonance when it gets there, and you can't hold your Focus for long.

As for your problem, I would suggest that you are experiencing, for the reasons above, an «aberration» of signals, i. e., an uneven overlap of the Physical, Mental, and Ethereal Bodies signals, which responds in you with similar sensations, such as feeling your limbs «out of place», or noticing the sheets and any surroundings, or feeling that your eyes suddenly can't see. At the level of the Spirit, this is similar to the process of the Consciousness trying to master Aspects of another Dimension, but still so closely connected to the Physical Body that «interference» occurs.

I also believe that your desire to hold onto sleep, «shout» commands, or «spin like a cub» can lead to Psycho-Emotional tension and excitement. Wakeful Consciousness begins to intervene too actively, and anxiety or anticipation of a successful outcome can cause wakefulness. It may be worth paying special attention to the Void Meditation to harmonize the Mind and filter it from information garbage before the Practice, so that nothing disturbs you. And in general, I consider it an important element of Lucid Dreaming training. You need a quiet, peaceful place.

You also mentioned leg paralysis or a twisted body, as I understand it. This can speak of Subconscious Blocks (even Energy Blocks in some cases), Subconscious fears or Psychological traumas. I won't say, as your case is not known to me, but based on my research, it is indeed true, such Psycho-Physical reaction is not rare, so obviously you need to work on it and Harmonize the state of Mind.

You also mentioned «blindness» when practicing the Method. The feeling of not opening your eyes or not being able to see is due to the fact that our «eyes» within sleep are not Physical organs of vision, but rather a transmission point for images from the Subconscious (and beyond). When you «Consciously» try to open them, you are making an effort based on your experience of the physical world and the system «fails». Do not try to interpolate into Lucid Dreaming the laws of the external world that you are accustomed to, because it will interfere with you. You don't need to focus on anything in particular, because most likely, when you first become Conscious in a dream, you will see something extraordinary for you.

My advices to you would be:

• Practice Void Meditation more often. This is not a platitude, if that's what you're thinking, but quite sound advice. An Advanced version of this Meditation can have a significant impact (check out the website).
• Keep a journal of any dreams during the Practice period. This Strengthens the connection with your dreams. The more attention you pay to your dreams in reality, the more natural and stable are their images and your Willpower influence on them.
• Working with the Physical Body. Hatha Yoga makes your Union between Body, Soul and Mind Stronger, even any regular stretching is good to keep the Body free from clamps and tension. Pranayama also helps in establishing this Balance, as the meaning here is deeper than just the Yin and Yang Aspects.

Also read this post of mine in the thread. In this post I have provided some additional information, tips, Practices and Sermons that will help you in mastering Lucid Dreaming and Astral Projection.

 

[Symmachos-ZEUS/SHAITAN]

From time to time I experience lucid dreams or dreams with a consciousness whereby I remember it very well. Sometimes I experience control. I've tried many methods to remain aware and awake in them and try and spend time in it but to no avail. For example spinning like a top or shouting commands "Lucid now."

I do want to ask when I get lucid why is it so difficult to exist in this state and often times wake up?

I ask because whenever I lucid dream. I notice either I'm blind, my eyes are fluttering and making me not see the dreamscape. And on top of that I often times feel like I'm all twisted up and hop around or move oddly because my legs feel paralyzed and other times I for example notice my bed sheets surrounding me in the dream and I remove them and my arms all twisted up. From time to time I wake up in bed in the dream and get up all messed up as if I'm like a pretzel or something, though I've had situations whereby I get up normally feels fine and I can even feel my physical vessel as well.

I've also had encounters with dream characters for example I've had dreams of being in my house and my family is around and they act weird.

So why is lucid dreaming so difficult? If it's this difficult. I can't help but wonder if astral projection is even more difficult.

I lucid dream.
It is not like an alternate world, you are simply aware that it is a dream and you can wake up on command.
There is no point in trying to experience it as if you were in a real place. You are still dreaming.

 

[DarkPagan666]

I lucid dream.
It is not like an alternate world, you are simply aware that it is a dream and you can wake up on command.
There is no point in trying to experience it as if you were in a real place. You are still dreaming.

Not technically true. I have been lucid dreaming for years. I am able to explore my surroundings in my dreams on command and have discovered much about myself by doing so.

 

[DarkPagan666]

From time to time I experience lucid dreams or dreams with a consciousness whereby I remember it very well. Sometimes I experience control. I've tried many methods to remain aware and awake in them and try and spend time in it but to no avail. For example spinning like a top or shouting commands "Lucid now."

I do want to ask when I get lucid why is it so difficult to exist in this state and often times wake up?

I ask because whenever I lucid dream. I notice either I'm blind, my eyes are fluttering and making me not see the dreamscape. And on top of that I often times feel like I'm all twisted up and hop around or move oddly because my legs feel paralyzed and other times I for example notice my bed sheets surrounding me in the dream and I remove them and my arms all twisted up. From time to time I wake up in bed in the dream and get up all messed up as if I'm like a pretzel or something, though I've had situations whereby I get up normally feels fine and I can even feel my physical vessel as well.

I've also had encounters with dream characters for example I've had dreams of being in my house and my family is around and they act weird.

So why is lucid dreaming so difficult? If it's this difficult. I can't help but wonder if astral projection is even more difficult.

The speed at which someone learns to lucid dream varies from person to person. Lucid dreaming has many layers, and it is directly connected to your psychic senses, perception, and conscoisness/subcosnciousness. As these senses sharpen and develop, lucid dreaming becomes easier, which makes it a valuable tool for preparing for Astral Projection and other abilities. Stay consistent, and you'll continue improving. Think of it like a muscle - weak at first, but growing stronger with each use.

 

[Symmachos-ZEUS/SHAITAN]

Not technically true. I have been lucid dreaming for years. I am able to explore my surroundings in my dreams on command and have discovered much about myself by doing so.

Hmm That sounds like an advanced stage of it. How did you get there?

 

[𝐄𝐧𝐢𝐠𝐦𝐮𝐬]

The speed at which someone learns to lucid dream varies from person to person. Lucid dreaming has many layers, and it is directly connected to your psychic senses, perception, and conscoisness/subcosnciousness. As these senses sharpen and develop, lucid dreaming becomes easier, which makes it a valuable tool for preparing for Astral Projection and other abilities. Stay consistent, and you'll continue improving. Think of it like a muscle - weak at first, but growing stronger with each use.

Absolutely true, totally agree, Brother. This has its Layers and it is intertwined with the Mental and Astral Sides. That's what I was trying to express in my reply too. I have also seen it from my own Experience.

 

[DarkPagan666]

Hmm That sounds like an advanced stage of it. How did you get there?

Focus primarily on your Pineal gland, followed by the Sixth Chakra and its extensions, as well as the Crown. My lucid dreaming significantly improved when I worked on my Pineal gland. I recommend practicing the Ptah Meditation, the intermediate Pineal meditation, and the advanced Pineal meditation. Additionally, the King and Queen Meditation also works for this purpose. Go with what feels right for you.