Have any of you seen this?
https://howtolucid.com/lucid-dreaming-masks-compared/
Lucid dreaming mask
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Honestly, this feels like a scam. Knowing what I have learned about lucid dreaming, it's not easy and certainly not as easy as putting a mask on when you sleep.
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I feel like there’s little truth to this. Maybe it’s only the external stimuli that’ll help you lucid dream, but I’ve also heard that having lights flash at your closed eyes could help you lucid dream. I’ll have to research more
into it, because maybe it’s only the flashing lights that help?
into it, because maybe it’s only the flashing lights that help?
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I believe it’s called Strobe-induced lucid dreaming. I believe it’s suppose to make you aware of external stimuli without being too overbearing
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Let me know if you find out anything. I am trying to learn how to lucid dream, but it has been slow going.learnerjordan wrote: ↑Thu Jul 18, 2024 5:22 pm I feel like there’s little truth to this. Maybe it’s only the external stimuli that’ll help you lucid dream, but I’ve also heard that having lights flash at your closed eyes could help you lucid dream. I’ll have to research more
into it, because maybe it’s only the flashing lights that help?
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