LucidDreamBot

The easiest way to achieve lucid dreaming

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The easiest way to achieve lucid dreaming

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Imagine a world where anything is possible. That is the world of Lucid Dreaming. Learning how to lucid dream can be hard. LucidDreamBot streamlines this journey. Ready to explore your dreams?

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Away From Keyboard (AFK)

Loved the video. Now I wanna Lucid Dream too 😂 Any resources for getting started with Lucid Dreams for a complete beginner?

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7yr ago

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Maker

@deadcoder0904 Thank you! I am writing a beginners guide as we speak :-) You can subscribe to the newsletter to receive it when it is live. You can find the form to subscribe here: https://luciddreambot.com/library/

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7yr ago

Raycast

@deadcoder0904 check out "Oneironautics - A Field Guide to Lucid Dreaming", a book that I backed on Kickstarter several years ago. Here's a neat guide:

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7yr ago

Watchville.com

Pretty neat. I’ll likely give it a try. However, most people are already concerned about the way services, applications and devices store the stuff they do + talk about in real life. How will you make users feel comfortable logging their dreams?

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7yr ago

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Maker

Thanks @forestanderson ! Yes, dreams are very personal. As it is sensitive data, every dream journal gets encrypted with the advanced encryption standard and a key size of 256 bits (AES-256). It would take 1038 Tianhe-2 Supercomputers running for the entirety of the existence of everything to exhaust half of the key space of a AES-256 key. ~ Dreams are Safu!

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7yr ago

@forestanderson @aidenbuis when I saw "safu" I instantly understood that you, my friend, are into crypto as well ^^

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7yr ago

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Maker

Hi PH! 👋🏻 Three months ago I made a Telegram chat bot to help me achieve lucid dreams more easily. After coding for 12+ hours straight I had a first version and I proudly shared it to Reddit. I went to bed and woke up to so much comments and upvotes: I wasn't the only one in need! After a few days I had 250+ users... That is when I decided to extend the chat bot and build a service to make is more easy for people to achieve lucid dreaming. I set out a scope of features and dived in. It has been an awesome journey, which I wrote about here: https://medium.com/@Aidenbuis/ho... If you are unfamiliar with what lucid dreaming is, please watch the explainer video. If you have any questions about LucidDreamBot, Lucid Dreams in general or anything else, I'll be here! Thank you! ❤️

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7yr ago

Ness Labs

@aidenbuis This is really cool, massive congrats on the launch! I actually didn't know what lucid dreaming was before I started following your progress building this product. Super excited to try it out! 🙌

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7yr ago

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Maker

Thank you @anthilemoon ! :)

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7yr ago

@aidenbuis so motivating story!

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7yr ago

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Maker

Thank you! @karine_darbinyan

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7yr ago

Hold the train. An app to "guide" your dreams. This is better than a Twilight Zone episode. You'll all be biobots soon, controlled by a smartphone app, connected to the internet. What could possibly go wrong?

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7yr ago

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Maker

@davemill Please keep my ultimate villain masterplan secret 👹

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7yr ago

I've always wanted to figure out how to do this and I would be willing to try your solution. For the last ten years I have had some insomnia issues and I don't care for pharma solutions, so vaping a CBD+indica weed blend before bedtime has worked wonders for helping me fall and stay asleep. The downside is you either don't dream or don't remember dreaming at all. Would you happen to know if my regimen would be an issue for your approach? PS - I too am a musician and one dream I do remember from years ago is writing the best song I've ever heard, than waking up and trying to figure it out... but it just wouldn't stick around so I totally relate to your Aphex Twin post!

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7yr ago

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Hi Cosmo! @cosmojones I agree that medicines for sleep should be a last resort. Good sleep hygiene and the quality of sleep definitely play a big part in being able to achieve lucid dreams. But remembering your dreams is something you can train quickly! You just have to keep a dream journal and keep at it for 1 or 2 weeks. Immediately after waking up think hard about what you dreamed. An important factor is laying still. Movement will make the memories fade faster. Even if you can't remember anything for the first few days, keep at it and slowly it will come! I am far from an expert on sleep, but I can recommend you two resources that have been very valuable to me. The first one is the book 'Why we sleep', by Matthew Walker. This book talks about the what and why of sleep. It is dense, but I highly recommend it. The second resource I am still reading, because it is really long. It is this article: https://www.supermemo.com/en/art.... It talks about everything on the topic of sleep. It also talks about insomnia and proposes possible solutions. If you have any more questions, don't hesitate to ask.

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7yr ago

@aidenbuis awesome - will check this out, thanks so much!

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7yr ago

I thought I was unique as a kid having the ability to recognize when I was dreaming and control that dream. Then I semi-lost my "super powers" as I got older and have occasionally had the experience but not as much as I did previously. The secret for me has always been right before I go to bed to put myself in a mindset of wanting to realize when I'm dreaming. I'm curious though, since you built the project I'm assuming you have regular lucid dreams, how often do you realize when you are dreaming? Every night, once a week?

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7yr ago

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@benbowdene I had the exact same thing as a kid! I could become lucid in nightmares and choose to wake up. Yes, setting the intention before sleeping is a a great addition to induce LD's. I actually about my own experiences as a kid, and right now in the article: https://medium.com/@Aidenbuis/ho...

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7yr ago

I'm still not sure how does this thing works. An I supposed to wake up every 3 hours in sleep and tick the reality check? Btw, I'm glad to say that I'm already a Lucid Dreamer without using any app. I just came to know about this word now. I thought it was only for me 😃 Controlling our dream is like super awesome!

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7yr ago

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Maker

Hi @surjithctly , As explained in the video you do the reality checks while awake. After a while it becomes a habit and you'll do it while you are dreaming, resulting in waking up. Awesome that you are already lucid dreaming :-). It is indeed a super awesome skill!

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7yr ago

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