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I know I've seen it in some show before, maybe Weeds? But the woman in the episode had some setup where the lights flashed and maybe the bed shook? But for a travel situation, not sure. Would be cool if they had some sort of sleep mask that had a built in vibration feature.
Post by Swedish Chef on Dec 2, 2015 11:04:15 GMT -5
On a more serious note, Philips makes light-up alarm clocks that simulate the sunrise. They're wonderful for people who live in the northern U.S. in winter and have bedrooms lacking south- and/or east-facing windows.
I know I've seen it in some show before, maybe Weeds? But the woman in the episode had some setup where the lights flashed and maybe the bed shook? But for a travel situation, not sure. Would be cool if they had some sort of sleep mask that had a built in vibration feature.
I have a sleep mask with LED lights built into it that is used for lucid dreaming (it's called the Remee if you're interested - I feel like you'd be into that sort of thing), so it wouldn't surprise me at all if they use one with other forms of light/vibration.
I know I've seen it in some show before, maybe Weeds? But the woman in the episode had some setup where the lights flashed and maybe the bed shook? But for a travel situation, not sure. Would be cool if they had some sort of sleep mask that had a built in vibration feature.
I have a sleep mask with LED lights built into it that is used for lucid dreaming (it's called the Remee if you're interested - I feel like you'd be into that sort of thing), so it wouldn't surprise me at all if they use one with other forms of light/vibration.
That does look really cool, just checked out the website. Lucid dreaming is something that's always fascinated me. Unfortunately, I don't remember most of my dreams. Would love to experiment with this though.
I have a sleep mask with LED lights built into it that is used for lucid dreaming (it's called the Remee if you're interested - I feel like you'd be into that sort of thing), so it wouldn't surprise me at all if they use one with other forms of light/vibration.
That does look really cool, just checked out the website. Lucid dreaming is something that's always fascinated me. Unfortunately, I don't remember most of my dreams. Would love to experiment with this though.
idk how much of a grass man you are, but if i take a couple days off my dreams get intense and very real. i woke up the other night and my heart was racing from the dream i had. my gf thought i was lying to her or something stupid but it was crazy real. it was combined with like being at a childhood friends house and we were being attacked by like f'n "devil's rejects" style characters
That does look really cool, just checked out the website. Lucid dreaming is something that's always fascinated me. Unfortunately, I don't remember most of my dreams. Would love to experiment with this though.
idk how much of a grass man you are, but if i take a couple days off my dreams get intense and very real. i woke up the other night and my heart was racing from the dream i had. my gf thought i was lying to her or something stupid but it was crazy real. it was combined with like being at a childhood friends house and we were being attacked by like f'n "devil's rejects" style characters
Grass no grass, my dreams are vivid, realistic and sometimes make me mad or hold a grudge against someone. I would like to not remember them sometimes.
That does look really cool, just checked out the website. Lucid dreaming is something that's always fascinated me. Unfortunately, I don't remember most of my dreams. Would love to experiment with this though.
idk how much of a grass man you are, but if i take a couple days off my dreams get intense and very real. i woke up the other night and my heart was racing from the dream i had. my gf thought i was lying to her or something stupid but it was crazy real. it was combined with like being at a childhood friends house and we were being attacked by like f'n "devil's rejects" style characters
Oh ya, the herbal consumption definitely hampers my dream recall. I've read there are some other herbs/teas you can take to help with it, Tulsi (Holy Basil) being one of them. I just haven't tried it out yet. I'd love to have all of my dreams back
Need to get some on order, curious to try it out.
And for reference, before I began smoking, I wouldn't have super vivid dreams every night, but they were absolutely more frequent.
idk how much of a grass man you are, but if i take a couple days off my dreams get intense and very real. i woke up the other night and my heart was racing from the dream i had. my gf thought i was lying to her or something stupid but it was crazy real. it was combined with like being at a childhood friends house and we were being attacked by like f'n "devil's rejects" style characters
Oh ya, the herbal consumption definitely hampers my dream recall. I've read there are some other herbs/teas you can take to help with it, Tulsi (Holy Basil) being one of them. I just haven't tried it out yet. I'd love to have all of my dreams back
Need to get some on order, curious to try it out.
And for reference, before I began smoking, I wouldn't have super vivid dreams every night, but they were absolutely more frequent.
Melatonin can help too. Some people try to hit rhythms in their sleep by setting alarms at odd times of hours or weird intervals. There's much more information out there than I can provide.
I used to lucid dream fairly regularly in college. The easiest thing for me was writing my dreams down. As soon as I would wake up I would write down whatever I could remember from my sleep. Eventually I started remembering more and more details. Then when I was sleeping I'd be able to notice weird details or patterns in my dreams. Then I'd realize and I could do whatever I wanted.
It's pretty fun if you are actually interested in trying it.
Just ordered some Tulsi tea from Amazon. Really hoping this brings some of my dreams back, that would be fantastic
If the Tulsi doesn't work and you're still interested, try ZMA (zinc, magnesium, and B6). I've taken it in the past as a very mild sleep aid and it definitely promoted dreaming for me. Cutting back on weed is probably your best bet though tbh. It always makes a difference for me, both in dreams and quality of sleep.
all this dream talk, last night I had a dream I saw Black Sabbath play out of the back of a trailer and nearby there was a massive portapotty that had been modified and turned into a badass bar. But all they served was Jameson straight on the rocks and they'd open a new bottle every time someone ordered another drink. We were all drinking for free while Sabbath kicked ass in the afternoon. It was great
On a more serious note, Philips makes light-up alarm clocks that simulate the sunrise. They're wonderful for people who live in the northern U.S. in winter and have bedrooms lacking south- and/or east-facing windows.
I love that thing. It's tricky to set/use, but totally worth it.
On a more serious note, Philips makes light-up alarm clocks that simulate the sunrise. They're wonderful for people who live in the northern U.S. in winter and have bedrooms lacking south- and/or east-facing windows.
I love that thing. It's tricky to set/use, but totally worth it.
On a more serious note, Philips makes light-up alarm clocks that simulate the sunrise. They're wonderful for people who live in the northern U.S. in winter and have bedrooms lacking south- and/or east-facing windows.
I love that thing. It's tricky to set/use, but totally worth it.
Agreed. My girlfriend got one about a year ago because she kept sleeping through her alarms (thank you, hypothyroidism). She ordered one for me for my birthday, and now it's no longer impossible to get moving at 6 am.
Considering you've found the need to respond to my threads as if you are threatened by me I offer you some peace my confused counterpart. May you find peace in your restless soul.
I love that thing. It's tricky to set/use, but totally worth it.
I want one, but what's the tricky bit?
Most of the front is made up of the giant light, so all the buttons are tiny and on the sides, and it's not really clear what does what. Takes some getting used to.
Looked at the time-off calendar at work today and noticed I have 12/16-12/20 requested. I have no earthly idea when I requested these days or why. I'm now trying to remember what I'm supposed to be doing or had planned, but nothing at all is coming up.