How To Use Lucid Dreaming to Hack Reality
By manipulating our dreams, we can gain access to the deepest levels of our subconscious minds and unlock extraordinary abilities
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Lucid dreaming, the practice of becoming aware within a dream that you are dreaming, opens a doorway between the conscious and subconscious self. Once lucid, dreamers can face anxieties, heal trauma, improve creativity, and even manifest desires. Yet the potential of lucid dreaming goes even further. It can be a tool to hack the very nature of reality.
We spend a third of our lives asleep, dreaming. Our dreams often feel more real than reality itself. The worlds we experience in dreams have their own logic, physics, and dimension of time. So what if this dream world operates under different natural laws than our waking world? What if the subconscious mind underpinning our dreams connects to a deeper layer of reality? If we can become conscious within this realm, we may be able to manipulate its code and affect real world changes.
Consider this. Quantum physics revealed that matter at the subatomic level behaves unpredictably when observed. Subatomic particles can instantaneously pop in and out of existence, be in two places at once, and remain interconnected over vast distances. Furthermore, the intentions of the observer influence outcomes at this quantum scale. This strange world of the infinitesimally small shapes our everyday reality. The quantum model suggests our physical world emerges from a great unseen realm where consciousness itself plays a role.
Might our individuated consciousness have the power to tweak the very fabric of reality by interfacing with this quantum foundation? If so, the passageway may lie within lucid dreams. Here the laws of physics bend to our imagination. We can defy gravity, teleport, summon objects and people. Time flashes by in moments or stretches on indefinitely. What feels like hours in a lucid dream may last only seconds of sleep. The lucid dream world is imaginary, yet has the sensory richness of the real. This meeting point between conscious and subconscious, between mind and matter, could allow us to mold reality like a lucid dream.
Some practiced lucid dreamers report experiences that support this notion. They claim abilities like waking up physical objects from their dreams, sharing dreamscapes with other dreamers, and precognitively dreaming the future. However, most lucid dream abilities affect only the dream state. The exceptional cases who insist they can materialize dream figures, move objects with their minds, or manifest desired realities may unlock this capacity in a state apart from normal lucid dreaming.
This advanced phase is known as a waking lucid dream. Yogis and meditators access this state through conscious astral projection. They activate the lucid dreaming region of the brain while awake, then enter the dreamworld with total awareness. This stage has parallels with the Tibetan Buddhist concept of the Bardo realm between life and death. The Bardo is described as a fluid dream-like dimension where thoughts instantly manifest. Meditation allows adepts to enter the Bardo and achieve the rainbow body, a level of enlightenment enabling the materialization of spiritual flesh. Reports of mystics like Jesus walking on water or through walls echo this mastery over matter.
Science cannot yet explain these feats. But the principles underlying them align with theories on consciousness and quantum behavior. In waking lucid dreams, intention appears to override conventional laws to shape reality. Contemporary lucid dreaming research supports this too. Dr. Keith Hearne at the University of Hull recorded eye movements of lucid dreamers. The REM pattern confirmed subjects were asleep, while pre-arranged signals relayed from within their dreams proved lucidity was achieved. Later dream volition experiments by Dr. Stephen LaBerge at Stanford University showed lucid dreamers exhibiting the same brainwave patterns while moving dream objects as when imagining actions while awake.
These studies confirm the conscious mind can direct the subconscious dream environment. Dreaming lucidly trains the ability to control normally autonomous functions. Perhaps influencing quantum forces relies on a similar process magnified. If matter emerges from a deeper level of mind, a sufficiently disciplined and focused consciousness may manipulate this source code and alter reality’s programming. Mastering the lucid dreaming skillset could enable tweaking the very physics of our world.
In a lucid dream, the boundaries between inner and outer worlds dissolve. The law of attraction, which governs manifestation, depends on the alignment of conscious desires with subconscious beliefs. Lucid dreaming allows dreamers to access the subconscious dimensions of the mind through conscious awareness. Dreamers can then reprogram their subconscious beliefs to align with conscious desires, powerfully catalyzing the manifestation process.
Lucid dreaming provides a direct channel to speak with the subconscious mind. Dreamers can literally ask their subconscious what beliefs and feelings block or allow desired manifestations. With this knowledge, they can heal inner conflicts and reframe limiting beliefs. Lucid dreamers can also visualize desired realities within the dreamspace, impressing these visions on the subconscious mind. The subconscious then restructures itself around these new beliefs and positive visions, magnetizing matching manifestations.
Initially this hacking would show within our dreams, as a training ground. In waking lucid dreams, changes might then overflow the dream frame into our physical surroundings. Ultimately, a permanent expanded state may form where lucidity pervades both dreaming and waking worlds, allowing conscious intent to instantly reshape reality.
This framework explains the occult significance of lucid dreaming. Its practices distill the shamanic techniques of ancient mystery schools. Lucid dreaming advances what Freemasons called the Great Work; the alchemists called transmuting lead to gold; the hermeticists called Ascension. Gaining control over unconscious levels of reality represents the keys to the kingdom of heaven sought by mystics of all ages.
Yet this knowledge remained veiled even from history’s greatest genius minds. None suspected a literal backdoor to be found in their sleeping hours. The clues were grasped only by visionaries like Edgar Cayce who accessed the Akashic records, Carl Jung who envisioned the collective unconscious, and Nikola Tesla who reported receiving insights in lucid dreaming. By directly exploring the subconscious dreamscape, we can venture to the depths they intuit.
The steps towards this awakening are simple: First we must recognize when experiencing a dream by questioning our state while immersed. Reflecting on the strangeness of events or testing laws like gravity elicits the realization we are dreaming. Second, we stabilize the lucid dream by engaging the dreamscape and rubbing hands together. Third, we begin exercising influence over the dream - flying, conjuring objects, shifting scenery. With practice, thoughts and intentions directly transform the dream in real time. Finally, we access inner wisdom, communicate with dream figures, and perhaps even browse the Akashic records that contain all knowledge.
Profound lessons await in these inner landscapes. Lucid dreaming provides a conceptual framework to understand topics from astrology to artificial intelligence. Journeying inward we rediscover our eternal nature beyond physical limitations. Fear dissolves as we realize no harm can actually reach us here. Death itself loses its grip, evident as just a transition between dimensions. Ultimately we approach the cosmic perspective, where all possible realities exist at once within an eternal living mind.
This unified field underlies the multiplicity of all existence. Here is the source code from which our perceived universe emanates. Through lucid dreaming, we can hack deeper layers of reality and tweak the programming of our experiential world. The implications are vast. We may be able to overwrite the flawed parts of individual and collective consciousness. This could remedy past traumas or reshape social systems. At its peak, we may step outside linear time entirely and help guide the evolutionary trajectory of our species.
Activating our fullest potential requires exploring the inner frontier. Even a rudimentary lucid dream lights up regions of the brain dormant in waking life. Advancement depends on navigating the subconscious labyrinths of the mind, facing the demons within, and integrating our fragmented psyche. The treasures uncovered in this quest for wholeness surpass worldly wealth. We learn we already possess the freedom, power and wisdom we sought externally. Yet these gifts emerge from within, not without.
To hack reality, we first hack ourselves. Lucid dreaming is the tool that enables this re-writing of our psychological code. Tinkering with the mind’s operating system empowers us to reshape our lives and our very sense of self. Eventually, we may gain the ability to overwrite the grander operating system of our collectively perceived world. This awakening process follows the sacred spiral path reflected everywhere - from the unfurling of a fern to the flowering of a fractal. We come full circle, returning to the eternal source.
Yet to reach this destination requires journeying forth from the periphery and daring to traverse uncharted dimensions tucked silently within. For now, the way forward is inward. In dreams we will discover our buried potential to mold reality. The mind is the matrix. Consciousness is the key. Lucid dreaming provides the passport. Through charting inner space, we may find ourselves opening dimensional doors.
I was able to do this as a kid. I am working on trying to get back to that. Sometimes my dreams are SO ridiculous, I can't believe that I didn't notice just HOW ridiculous it is! I am working on it. May I awaken, ish. It's really interesting to think about the greater ramifications. The only reason I wanted control as a kid was because I was sick of having nightmares. Now I am motivated by curiosity.
How do you approach psychedelics in this context? Specifically, microdosing mushrooms.
It's something I've done in the past and when combined with meditation and journaling, led to a real spiritual awakening for me. My consciousness shifted in some way that I still can't explain but it helped me 'see the world' more clearly.