Some people think you are what you dream, while there are bits of truth in this, don't take that phrase too seriously. This episode disects just how strange the dream world is. This episode is a little more grounded in visceral research than some of the others. We talk about lots of different things involving the nature of dreams.

The first personality tests that we know of first appeared in the 1920's. The Cube test was first created in 1998 by Japanese Psychologist and published in the book "Kokology" by Tadahiko Nagao. This test is intended to see into our subconscious mind through visualization. In this episode, I read through the Cube test and you can visualize the scene along side me. After the visualization we go over the meaning of what you visualized.

(SORRY TO THE APHANTASIA GANG)

In this episode we'll talk about why some people don't remember their dreams at all, and how to change that by training your mind to recognize that dreams are important to you. We also talk about how dream Journaling isn't actually about your dreams at all, its about training your brain to be conscious of what's happening while you're asleep, which then trains your brain to pay attention to your dreams.

This is the most important building block to your lucid dreaming practice. In this episode we discuss different tips and trick to gaining better dream recall. Recall is one of the most important things to unlock and master when on your lucid dreaming journey because if you can't remember your dreams, you won't know if you're having lucid ones.

In this episode I share some of my personal lucid dreaming stories that have to do with communicating and interacting directly with your subconscious mind. We discuss things like confronting your nightmares head on, seeing how dream characters react when you tell them they are inside your dream, stabilizing a dream you're about to wake up from and more. We also discuss how dream recording can be an amazing tool to learn about your subconscious fears or beleifs about you and the world around you.

Skip to 8 minutes for stories- I just lost the documentation of ALL 275 dreams I had recorded over the past 3 years!! So in an effort to calm my nerves and devastation I'm recording them from memory in this special two part dream talk episode. This episode will feature stories of Astral projection, seeing into the past, activating energy fields in Dreams and more! To share your own dreams on the podcast send direct message or audio message to @lucidsightpodcast on Instagram.

Mutual dreaming is the concept of two or more people sharing the same dream environment together. Most people think when we dream were alone, but could we be meeting up with others every night without even knowing it? In this episode we'll discuss the history of shared dreaming and some stories of this phenomenon. I'll also share a few of my experiences with mutual dreaming. So if you give Sigmund Freud any credit, then you should be open minded to the fact of mutual dreaming being a reality.

In this episode we'll shortly discuss what dream guides are and the various thoughts surrounding them. I'll mostly discuss the dream I had recently that completely changed the way I view my lucid dreaming journey now. In this dream an old friend came to visit me and I instantly gained lucidity upon looking at him. I had a deep knowing that he was my lucid dreaming mentor that I'd know my whole life but had only met on the dream plane. I discuss many different aspects of this dream and what it could imply, like the correlation of this and why I've been so naturally inclined to lucid dreaming my whole life. We also talk about the dreams that don't show themselves as quickly, the ones we remember overtime. We discuss how to train yourself to find those dreams quicker upon waking. Stick around for this one!

Apahantasia is the inability to picture images in your mind. So what do these people dream? Oddly enough, most people who do lack the ability to see images in their mind experience vivid and life-like dreams. We discuss many personal testimonies of dreamworlds from those who have aphantasia themselves, and most of these stories are really really cool. We also go through an aphantasia test together to see where we lie on the scale from Aphantasia to Hyperphantasia.

Im back from the ashes and better then ever yall. The tone of this episode is 'I don't really give a fuck anymore' sharing some of the thoughts that have been running through my mind lately. Starting with when does conciousness arrive in the body? Are we all just actors playing our part? What the fuck is up with religion? And discussing the fleeting nature of literally everything ever.