/lit/ - Literature

>>15498390
IIRC, the unconscious is the pool of information your mind retains. The subconscious is something that processes that information and forms associations between them.
With this then, I'd like to report that not only do you have an unconscious, you also have a subconscious and you can talk to your subconscious.

Mr. Robert Waggoner reveals in this book that through lucid dreaming, one is actually able to communicate with their own subconscious. Whilst being in a lucid dream, merely shout out openly, as if talking to the dream itself "Hey Dream, show me something funny" and you will be shown something funny. You don't have to shout, just intend to talk to the dream itself. One woman said "Hey dream, show me what unconditional love feels like" and, according to Mr. Waggoner, the experience was so profound, she woke up in tears.

I would like to personally vouch for Mr. Waggoner as I too have applied his technique of talking, whilst in a dream, and directing my speech such that it is as though I were directing it towards the dream itself and I wish to say that I have indeed attained results doing this. I asked to be shown something interesting and I received it. Whilst watching a hockey match be played, I asked to be shown tactical information and for it to be overlayed over the players (as though my eyes had some kind of Augmented Reality Vision capability) and indeed, I gained that too. Unfortunately, it's not easy for me to get into a lucid dream so I stopped trying but nonetheless, I've had enough success to confirm its legitimacy.

If you wish to listen to a lecture by him on this topic, this is the one I recommend:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XVRbP9EI7L0
Supposedly, one can even heal wounds by simply healing them whilst in a dream. It's a bit unusual to me that this book seemingly gets no discussion so I thought to share my awareness of its existence with you all.

This is very good

>>11087600

This is pretty good