Silver Screen Lucid Dreaming
Movies and Benefits of Lucid Dreaming
I am certain that you are now aware of the concept of Lucid Dreaming. Has there been a time in your dreams when you realized that you were dreaming? Perhaps, you were also able to control the way in which the dream played out. If you were able to manipulate your dream, then you were most definitely Lucid Dreaming.
The best and most interesting method for getting introduced to the exciting process of lucid dreaming is to watch a few movies on lucid dreaming. The most prominent of the movies is “Inception”, where the main protagonist enters the dream of another individual to plant ideas, retrieve lost memories, and steal secrets. The film is interesting as it explores all the aspects of lucid dreaming, which is a visual entertainment bonanza.
In “Inception”, the dream environment and space are created by the Dream Architect, who sets the environment for the dreamers and the subjects to enter. It is similar to gaming where the ideal environment is created for the players to explore. The dream world created by the Architect does not have to observe the physical laws of the real world or the laws of architecture and physics, which results in a staircase that goes into infinity.
“Waking Life” is another great movie about a young man who lives in a persistent lucid dream state, where reality and dreams are intermingled.
“Vanilla Sky” is a sci-fi drama about a young New York City publishing executive who finds that something is missing in his life. One night he meets the girl of his dreams and goes on a mind-bending journey.
“The Thirteenth Floor” is an awesome science-fiction move that will take you on a trip into a world of virtual reality, simulations, and beings who think that they are humans, only to later discover that they are computer simulations.
The benefits of Lucid Dreaming have not been scientifically proven. However, people who have lucid dreams say that they feel less anxious in life.
Lucid dreaming is also said to have the benefit of improving a person’s motor skills. For example, a golfer can play golf in his dreams, using the same strokes he would do in reality. He improves his technique of golfing in his lucid dream and discovers that he plays better golf in waking life.
Similarly, if a person has a problem to solve in life, he sleeps on his problem to find that he has a solution when he wakes up the next morning. Lucid Dreaming is supposed to help with problem-solving, try it out for yourself to test this hypothesis. You will only believe it if you experience it for yourself. That is probably the reason we have all been told, that if we have a problem, we need to sleep on it.
Lucid Dreaming results in spontaneous creativity according to those who practice the art. Scientists, writers, artists, and other creatives, sometimes wake up from sleep bursting with ideas, for inventions, stories, poetry, paintings, and song melodies.
Watch a great lucid dreaming movie tonight and perhaps tomorrow morning, you will find the solution to your biggest wish, to be a Millionaire and change the world with your generous philanthropy.
Just click the link below the picture and take the next step, as you enter the dream dimension.
