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DreamViews is the biggest discussion board regarding lucid dreaming on the internet, they're very unlikely to be malicious.
Tibetan Dream Yoga's main focus has always been what you do within the dreams, never so much in terms of induction techniques and there isn't a great number of variations. I wonder exactly where in Dream Yoga you read about similar techniques and how you came to the conclusion that this is just a "repackage." I'd very much like to see a quote for that. Besides, lucid dreaming has been practiced for thousands of years in many forms. In a way you can find similarities between all modern day techniques and traditional methods.
SSILD was developed with the sole purpose to help people struggling with lucid dreaming, and no-one is profiting from it. I posted the method into public domain and that's it. I haven't even been online that much ever since I did it. Whether you like it or not is your own business, that has always been the attitude from me. I didn't "want you to think it's a magical Chinese method." The popularity of the method pretty much came by itself. I wasn't pushing it.
Don't get me wrong, I personally have done a lot of work with SSILD and I really like the technique and recommend it in a lot of my writings (referencing you of course for helping package it).
Thank you for promoting it :) I just wanted to clarify it with you because I had previously been accused by some malicious person who claimed that I wanted to profit from the technique, which of course was not true. We're good. Thanks again!
Nope, I know that you don't profit from the technique, I mean you haven't charged any one for it as far as I know and I got the information for free.
How is your LD practice going btw? And are you chinese?
Nowadays I focus more on investigating many forms of altered/higher state of consciousness. Lucid dreams serve as a good launching platform for that study.
With SSILD, LD induction has become much easier, even for myself. Prior to SSILD I was able to induce LDs at will, primarily via WILD. However, the effort required to do that was rather high, and there were times I simply didn't feel like doing it. SSILD has changed that. It has become a habit for me to perform a few cycles after a few hours of sleep. Then upon subsequent awakening (for me it's almost always real awakening), I simply shift my focus into the dream state and within seconds I'm in an LD. This process, shall I say, is about as effortless as it goes, for me personally anyway. As the result the number of lucid dreams I receive remains very high without incurring a toll on me physically or mentally.
Yes I am Chinese-American and live in New York nowadays. :)
Cheers
I used to think that fild is the the ultimate technique. But after trying ssild last night and instantly falling into a lucid dream I have to say it's much easier. You should certainly give it a try if fild stops working for you.
>Step-by-step
>1. The best time to practice is after 4 or 5 hours of sleep. You could also combine the practice with WBTB for maximum effect but it is not required.
How else would you practice this without combining it with WBTB? Don't most people find it difficult to "naturally" wake up 4-5 hours after falling asleep?