Lucid Dreaming

Is any software that will help me with lucid dreaming?
(its like programming your own dreams, you can fly and create things and stuff)

Try peyote 2.0.

Java EE can do this

>>1

its like programming your own dreams

god damnit i must know how to do this

>>4
Kind of offtopic to this board, but here it goes:

I don't think I've ever tried to do it intentionally, but usually you just realize you're dreaming due to some events which your mind registers as inconsistent, or you simply know you are dreaming, at that point you can do whatever you want, but it can be tricky not to wake up if you get overexcited. However, there are many times for me when, I don't really realize I'm truly dreaming, but I still do whatever I want, no matter how unrealistic/unnatural/disobeying the laws of physics/etc those actions can be. Realizing you're dreaming can free you of some inhibitions you manifest in your dream, but if you don't have them to begin with, it doesn't really matter if you're realizing that you're dreaming or not, as you can already do anything you may want.

>>4
see
>>2

looping becomes extremly dangerous.
once i had a hard time going to school like ten times in one morning.

iDoser
No, wait.
I-Doser
And yes, it works pretty well. Not sure about lucid dreaming, but I've managed to experience a multiorgasm with it, for instance. Honestly.

>>4,5
It's rather like you dream of controlling your dream, if you know what I mean.

>>8
Hah, I checked it out as I was bored, what I found out:

They ripped off SBaGen (GPL'ed app), made it into a standalone DLL, made a VB6 GUI for it which also handles the "DRM" for the "doses"(drg files) in their shop (what are they? base64+rc4'd files of the verbatim SBaGen beat, an image, description and some other stuff I couldn't be bothered to look into... Maybe I would have made a decryptor for myself, but why would I bother if the application is nice enough to dump the files into a temporary directory which you can just copy yourself and play in SBaGen afterwards. ) I actually googled for a string found in the decrypted beat and found some site which describes what a scam they are (they are legit, but aren't people fools to pay for some 200-500 byte text files describing a few simple audio frequencies? oh, and DRMed at that!).

There was no real reason for me to bother looking into this, but I have a hard time believing someone could experience such a physical effect without prior conditioning, which can only leads me to believe you experienced a placebo effect. I'll probably give it a try just for the hell of it, but I doubt something like that can do more than cause mood changes if you discard the placebo effect.