Basically, it’s a technique where you train yourself to control your actions in dreams. So say you often have a nightmare where you go into a particular room and inside that room you get stabbed. As you learn to take control, you could - when you see that door in a dream - lock the door instead of opening it. That redirects the dream and your subconscious.
No. You won't be able to do it right away. It takes practice. That's why you start with trying to change anything and work up to changing specific things. Just remember to hold that thought in your head before you fall asleep: that you can control what happens in your dreams.
Nothing I can think of off the top of my head. But try that for a couple of nights or so, then call and let me know how it’s going. If you’re struggling, there’s a bedtime meditation you can try.
I wasn't asking you to do it, Aaron. Just letting you know that making the lucid dreaming work is probably your best option if you don't want to do that. And I understand not wanting to, believe me.
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Anything else you want to talk about, then?
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Something you know from experience?
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[But it's said with a laugh.]
Why's that?
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Some of it is stuff I just don't want to talk about; that's why I never try to force you, even if it might be good for you.
Some of it is stuff I don't want to let go of, even if it's attached to stuff that's terrible.
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