>>6642 (OP) >Didn't you ever try to criticize your approach? Or have others replicate it? Every time since 1996, that's how you get results.

>>6642 (OP) I will tell you about my dream-sleep experiences and how o think i can replicate it. >Succubus One day I dreamed of a succubus, I had a pillow between my legs which I guess achieved the suggestive effect during the dream. I had them without a pillow but the next day I noticed nocturnal pollution and others were absent so I guess it (the semen pollution) dried up. >Urinate and water Several times I had incredible dreams bacause of having to urinate during sleep, I just drank a lot of water before going to sleep and the discomfort did its thing, I got to have lucid dreams because of this and more when I woke up to go to the urinate and go back to sleep immediately. Dont watch artificial lights or sunlight or you gonna lost the lucid effect back to bed (same with recalling dreams, you lost memory if you watch lights and turn into awake-alert state of mind) >Weight of sheets or arm I noticed that if you sleep with a weight on your chest, either the sheets pressing down on you or your arm you can have nightmares or interesting dreams depending on the sensation (maybe its air breath changing and turning you alert) >Cold sensation Cold also causes nightmares >Mosquito bite mosquito bites the same. >Hug sensation One day I dreamt that 3 lolis were hugging me but when I woke up they were the sheets. Was a cute dream for me. >Toes pressed One day I pressed my toes with the sheets and felt a dog chewing my toes, it was funny and other time scary bacause the dog bait hurt and it look black with red eyes (yeah kinda archetypical) >Breath air cut-off I cut my air flow a little while I was sleeping and I noticed that I had lucid dreams, maybe it was a hallucination due to lack of oxygen. >Diarrhea during sleep The most incredible dreams of all were while I had diarrhea, the need to drink water during doarrhra and the fever also gave me interesting dreams. >Programation of dreams Just write some thing and put the paper next to you, with some training you can dream about it.

>>6642 (OP) Anyone know about this? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dreamachine >is a stroboscopic flickering light art device that produces eidetic visual stimuli

>>6642 (OP) Another topic into psychonautics and mindfucking if anyone interesed >Ganzfeld effect https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ganzfeld_effect

>>6642 (OP) Another one >The Facial Reflection-Distortion Technique Or >Scrying or Spirits in the mirror >How to do https://neuromagick.com/black-mirror-scrying/ >Some science-psychology study on the topic https://mindhacks.com/2010/09/18/the-strange-face-in-the-mirror-illusion/

>>6642 (OP) >The third man factor or third man syndrome https://www.paranormalcatalog.net/unexplained-phenomena/the-third-man-syndrome Sometimes I wonder if they are guardian angels, spirits, tulpas, or our mind doing the best looking for support. I think our mind is wonderful when we need it most.

>>6647 Why does the rubber hand illusion even work? Does your subconsciousness create a 3rd astral arm/hand and stick it into the rubber hand, or does it remove your forearm from your physical body and stick it in the rubber hand, or does something else happen?

>>6670 not that anon, but maybe it works for the same reason phantom pain does. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KdihphPp1Q0

>>6645 Hi again >Heat and sweat during sleep These days in my country it has been quite hot. I started having dreams because of this I think, I guess it is the body trying to interpret the stimulation of temperature and sweat along with the discomfort of the skin to this during sleep. I think it must be similar to cold nightmares. >Sleeping without a pillow Since a few days ago I started sleeping without a pillow and I noticed that the frequency of having dreams increased a little (maybe?). I read in medical journals that it is sometimes better sleeping without pillow if you don't have medical causes for not doing it. Depend on your body, where and how you sleep maybe. One day I noticed that I almost drowned or had that sensation during sleep I thought it was something like sleep apnea or low air (maybe the pillow helped with that happening) but it didn't happen again.

What about needing to urinate AND being really horny?

>>7664 Your brain will deactivate the need to pee kek. Cause reproduction is more important that physiological needs lel.

>>7665 So what's the best way to utilize horny frustration? Especially when combined with clothing.

>>7670 >combined with clothing Wear this?