Lucid Dreaming to kick alcohol or drugs
Posted: 03 Oct 2012 19:36
Hello,
I am a recovering addict. I used lucid dreaming as a means to kick my addiction to marijuana. I am still a beginner at lucid dreaming, but I know I can get better.
I read that marijuana impedes your body's ability to enter R.E.M. If you can't enter R.E.M. then you can't dream. If you can't dream then you can't become lucid. I decided to stop smoking till I started dreaming again. I had been trying to lucid dream for about 2 weeks before I successfully had one. It was an amazing feeling. I looked around in my dream and said, "I'm dreaming". I then took off into the sky like Neo. I felt the air rush past my face and I felt the g forces in every turn I took. It was far more pleasurable then using any drug. I had done it, a loser stoner had just achieved something that many sober people could not and if I can do it, so can YOU!
Believe in yourself
I just wanted to say thank you to Rebecca and everyone else on this forum for all of your information and insights. I struggle everyday, but I know I can stay clean because lucid dreaming has shown me that I am the most powerful being in my universe. I control me not some drug.
P.S. Sober for 6 weeks and still dreaming
I am a recovering addict. I used lucid dreaming as a means to kick my addiction to marijuana. I am still a beginner at lucid dreaming, but I know I can get better.
I read that marijuana impedes your body's ability to enter R.E.M. If you can't enter R.E.M. then you can't dream. If you can't dream then you can't become lucid. I decided to stop smoking till I started dreaming again. I had been trying to lucid dream for about 2 weeks before I successfully had one. It was an amazing feeling. I looked around in my dream and said, "I'm dreaming". I then took off into the sky like Neo. I felt the air rush past my face and I felt the g forces in every turn I took. It was far more pleasurable then using any drug. I had done it, a loser stoner had just achieved something that many sober people could not and if I can do it, so can YOU!
Believe in yourself
I just wanted to say thank you to Rebecca and everyone else on this forum for all of your information and insights. I struggle everyday, but I know I can stay clean because lucid dreaming has shown me that I am the most powerful being in my universe. I control me not some drug.
P.S. Sober for 6 weeks and still dreaming
