Suffering from stunted dream development and have crappy pitiful dream experiences. Let's fix that with some dream training!

"Before it's too late and you can never remember a dream again!"

OP is a single page dream pimp hustler.

I like it.

I remember my dreams. They are vivid, full color lifetimes lived in my sleep.

THEY ARE MOCKING YOU ANTON

YOU KNOW THEY ARE

WAKE UP

Golly, and only $100 a year. Such a deal.

You know they had the free section right?

...and yes... school costs money.... so $100 a year is not bad...

...if the free stuff works for you, that is...

I mean why would you pay anything until you tried the free stuff anyways?

OP, I think I read your other thread. Were you the one who went to the Monroe institute?
Coincidentally, this morning I signed up for an intro to lucid dreaming class.
I will check out your site. Thanks!

I think dreams are inherently more interesting than any game or movie.

Did you attend the monroe institute op?

That's so great! Thank you for Shari g your photos.
I never got a chance to go and now probably never will.
It is nice to see where the magic took place.
I love that stained glass.

No... it doesn't work that way. Dreaming is a cognitive skill that develops like any skill we learn. If you do not develop the skill, the regions of your brain that facilitate dreaming go into an atrophic state meaning all the neural pathways and neurons that process dream information have become stunted and underdeveloped, like not going to the gym and expecting to just go in an bench 300lbs.

You need to bring your dream recall out of cognitive atrophy by stimulating the atrophic neural pathways and neurons you developed when up to when you stopped dreaming as they are still there but now atrophic. Like muscle memory... it's all still there waiting for stimulation to activate and develop again.

This is done by learning to force the brain to stimulate those memory regions over and over again over time so they start to rehabilitate and develop properly.

Neuroscience is just starting to show how bad cognitive atrophy is between those who participate in their dreams and those who neglected this gift letting it slide into atrophy.

This 2018 fMRI study on Dream Recall using participants who had high-frequency dream recall vs low-frequency recall proves that the mind develops neural pathways and neuron density in those who recall more dreams, they just developed the brain matter to do so like with what happens for any learned skill.

Here's the 2018 article:
Dream Recall Frequency Is Associated With Medial Prefrontal Cortex White-Matter Density
Lyon Neuroscience Research Center, Brain Dynamics and Cognition Team (DYCOG), INSERM UMRS 1028, CNRS UMR 5292, Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1, Université de Lyon, Lyon, France
[link to www.frontiersin.org (secure)]

So this rehabilitation process requires repeat stimulation of memory regions as all dreaming regions of the brain that have gone into atrophy, and the worse of it... if you let it get that bad bro... you may never get it back. No magic pill makes specific regions of your brain suddenly develop learned skills and neurons to support that skill.

But training, exercising and developing that skill will bring it out of atrophy, you will have to work for it like everyone else.

Here is free 7 day course on dream recall and it will walk you through all the necessary steps to rehabilitate memory with dreams.
[link to dreamingforgamers.com (secure)]

If OP is still here-what about this------>it is even in the FDA warnings I think (somewhat dangerous cannot recommend) Thread: Nicotine Patch Dreams

Also, certain kinds of cheese? (Never tried that cannot recommend)

if there was a way to capture dreams, it would very likely change the world. Bet there are people looking into that.

If OP is still here-what about this------>it is even in the FDA warnings I think (somewhat dangerous cannot recommend) Thread: Nicotine Patch Dreams

Also, certain kinds of cheese? (Never tried that cannot recommend)

I have vivid dreams anyway, but when I used the patch I dreamt that a snake came out of my vagina. No joke. Interestingly, it ended up being very symbolic. Still, I stopped using the patch.

Well, this lockstep COVID bullshit has pissed me off so I've been working in my downtime compiling the most advanced dreaming website in our modern age. I put together a series of courses that take cognitive development, neuroscience, classical dream techniques and fused them into a structured University of Dreaming, unlike anything Earth has or will have.

It's called Dreaming for Gamers and it's all about learning how the dreaming mind works, how waking world experience influences our dream content as part of the way the mind consolidates long-term memory development through sleep in a process known as sensory, episodic, semantic and spatial replay... aka the shit we dream about when we sleep at night. There are 8 courses that are 1 week each and every single one of them is absolutely free.

I get into the neuroscience that since 2010 has unlocked why we dream, that dreaming is a developmental linguistic skill between the waking and subconscious mind. That people who neglect their dreams develop cognitive atrophy while the brain develops from early childhood leading to the reality that these people can become such damaged goods that they may never dream again. And how people who stimulate the dreaming mind through repeat practice and replay develop better neural pathways and neuron density in every region of the brain that facilitates dreaming. The courses treat cognitive atrophy and focus on stimulating these regions through routine participation in dreams to bring the dreaming mind out of a defunct stunted deficient state returning it to the vibrant natures perfected virtual reality simulator that not even modern computers can achieve.

Check it out, it's very new and a few people have tested the first-course seeing vast improvements and results from actually dreaming in the source material, as well as better recall and crisper dream details and fidelity. Felt some of my GLP friends who know I'm a big dreamtard might like to fine-tune the art and dream cool shit.

[link to dreamingforgamers.com (secure)]

Just a heads up regarding your site layout.. The social bar on the left covers the content:

https://imgur.com/6WiyhRu

I smoke weed every day for the past 10 years, and stopped dreaming since then, except for very brief flashes of dreams sometimes if I've gone a long time (8+ hours) since my last hoot.

Are there long term effects of not dreaming? What are they? Do you think I might be dreaming anyway, and just not remembering b/c of the weed? it kills your short term memory.