Who here can enter the dream state at will?

>>18542563
My advice is don't fuck your head up with that shit and just live a normal life in reality. But I doubt you're even capable of doing anything by yourself, so eh, do whatever.

>>18542563
Thoughts are dreams.
Daydreams. Lucid dreams.
You already lucid dream
multiple times a day.

I bet you a nice sum of
money that you do not
even realize it. Because
everyone else does it too
and they do not know.

>>18542577
No need to bully, we're on /x/ after all. I'd like to improve my memory among other things. I've trained it extensively through college but the things you can do while dreaming are one a whole different level. I'm going to meditate daily using Culadasa's book as reference.

>>18542595
I daydream, yes, but the visual part is no different from that of an ordinary thought. Not to mention that smells, sounds, etc... are not present at all.

>>18542599
I would recommend reading the Ars Notoria as well.

>>18542612
Correct observation.
There is no difference.
Is smell present?
Just like you breathe manualy now.
What is the temperature of your feet.

As you answer to yourself you see as
Awareness shifts from one thing to another.

When you now attempt to do what you want to do
you are determined to do what can only be don when it's not forced.

It's not present afterall,
That is why you make an attempt in the first place.

Don't attempt, but hold on to the wish.
I wonder if you can actually do that.

>>18542563
You can't enter a quality dream unless you are in REM phase. During your sleep, you cycle through deep sleep and REM. After around 4 and a half hours of sleep, REM phases are long enough to provide a quality dream experience. REM phases also can occur during the day (afternoon nap for example).

To sum it up, you can't enter a dream whenever you wish, a right brain chemistry is required.