Hi Ra. 

You can program yourself to have a dream of a spirit guide, that would work too.  It's just like programming yourself to have a lucid dream.   What techniques are you using to practice lucid dreaming?  Not interested in having sex in a lucid dream?  Why not?  It's one of the first things I tried when I began lucid dreaming.  What exercises are you doing to increase your IQ?

Hi Shirley,

Hey, I'm just normal!  

When I trained myself to lucid dream it was so I could learn to have out-of-body experiences.  Once I started lucid dreaming it was fun so I made a list of the things I wanted to do in them.  Sorry, can't give any details on that sexual one, but it was good.  

Hmm, now you got me interested in finding that list.  I'll have to go search my old notes.

At the time I first learned about lucid dreaming, I was reading "Leaving The Body by D. Scott Rogo.  The method that worked for me was simple, which suggested you remain conscious as long as possible while you get closer to the point of falling asleep, then give yourself the suggestion that you will observe your dreams with conscious awareness.  I stated my suggestion as "tonight I will dream with conscious awareness".  I think that technique works because the suggestion is given during the hypnogogic state of sleep. 

I also know that you can program your mind through mere desire to have lucid dreams and also by expecting to have them, if you think about it throughout your day.  Think about it during the day, look forward to it, expecting that it will happen that night.  During the day think to yourself, "what if I'm dreaming right now?  How would I feel?  What would I do?"  That way, you are training your mind for the expectation.  It does work with practice and you will find yourself asking these questions during a dream.  The trickiest part is to be able to recall your dreams.  If you are a person who can easily awaken and remember several dreams or have great dream recall, then you should easily be able to induce lucid dreams.

I also read "Lucid Dreaming" by Stephen LaBerge which was very helpful and interesting.

Greetings Ra and Girl Gang, 

Congratulations Ra on your mental development! I've got some of those numbers in my IQ too  but the combination's different. 

Talking to your spirit guide while awake is another way to dissolve the barriers between later consciousness levels. Just address it and ask something. The process seems 'imaginary' but it opens doors. Then if the answer comes while you're sleeping you'll know that you're part way there, or your guide is anyway.

I got into lucid dreaming by being overly critical, it appears in hindsight, so I don't wish that method on you. Have you ever said to yourself, in the midst of a dream, "Oh no, not that old theme again!" or " I see where this is going; can't we get some new material?" Then I read LaBerge and found out I could do more than complain. Retrievals are another way of knowing you are inter-acting with another level and are also a productive use of time. 

bets

Well seeing as how I am only Researching Lucid Dreams I Don't think I'll be much of a help 

But I will say this.

At the higher levels of control and management You are able to do anything in the dream that you would do in real life!!!

This includes reading, studying and much much more!!!

The main reason I want to master lucid dreaming is because I want to Study, practice and research in my dreams.

You waste 9 hours of your day sleeping(not really a waste but you know what i mean) so by turning those 9 hours into constructive progression your already ahead of 99% of the population.

Point Blank Vicky PRACTICE, PRACTICE, PRACTICE!!!!!

P.S I know I wasn't much help