My State of Consciousness: Lucid Dreaming | Habiba Awada | TEDxPhoeniciaU

[Diana-qdxh]

I'm pretty sure she practiced her speech in her lucid dreams because damn she's radiating confidence.

[brettneuberger]

She didn’t stumble over a single word in her entire talk and smiled the whole while. Super impressive and very interesting subject.

[bilalobaytieh]

It is worthwhile to start taking control of at least one third of our life!

[razxaz]

When she said "trust me you have more fantasy and creativity in you than you think" I felt that 5 blotters deep

[evanramirez]

Wow her fluidity is intimidating...its insane how radiant her certainty and presence is...its almost other worldly...

[bbnl]

lucid dreaming is real, once i discovered the topic i think it awakend something inside me allready, i kept a dream journal as much as i could. in the begin you dont remember so much but it will improve quite fast if you do. i also did reality checks too during the day by just looking at my hands and ask myself if im awake like once an hour. as soon as you dream again and you notice something strange that wouldnt happen when you are awake or sometimes surten dreams reacure and you norice it, you do the reality check in your dream and notice you wont see your hands the way you do when you are awake, they looked shadowy and somewhat transparant to me is when i realized i was dreaming and became aware inside my dream. i often used to dream i get lost somewhere thats what set it of for me. i recognized it. then i tried to float up and fly away and it worked, tricky part is you get so overwhelmed by knowing you are lucid its easy to just wake up out of excitement :)

[greggsmith]

If you have really vivid, color dreams it's such an amazing experience to "wake up" inside them. That's why she is so passionate about it. Everything is hyper-real even down to the touch. I have to touch everything in a lucid dream, it's so fantastic. If you have what I would call the Full Experience, you will have the same level of enthusiasm that she has when trying to talk about it with others.

[JONSEY]

I love her accent, i could listen to her all day.

A wonderful talk on Lucid dreaming and one that makes me want to explore it again.

[BulgarianOrphanHelp]

A brain is recording around 10, 000 different environmental sensory stimuli per second but we can only actively pay attention to mostly 10 per second. All the other information that is sensed by our body is stored in the brain. I am a lucid dreamer and I believe that lucid dreaming taps into that large reservoir of information that is stored in your brain. Your brain wants to do something with that information. In lucid dreams you can use that information to be creative. You can interact with people in your dreams and create music, paintings, poems, stories, etc. You can listen to lucid dream friends and ask them to tell you things you didn't know existed yet. But it is all from you. From your own brain. It is a different way of creating then the way we are typically used to when we are awake. It works. I have done it many times.

[joshjames]

I love how so much light shines through this woman when talking about her passion. Beautiful. ❤️

[kalilatino]

I recently acknowledged I posses this talent. All my life I've been subject to names like you are crazy, laughs and judgement. Lucid dreaming has brought the desire to read and educate my self at age 37. I've been practicing to write as much details and than write down a summary story than I link the details to real life events, situations & places. The results are impressive and amazing in accuracy and similarities.

[Cosmic.Liiz.]

She is so right. I’ve had lucid dreams ever since I can remember and no one used to understand me until this became a more popular topic...

[alvalvhjarta]

I like her clear and direct approach to life! Also her attitude is really somethingelse. A diamond among pebbles..

[jdvalenzuela]

I Thought I'm Lucid dreaming Avril Lavigne having a Ted talk

[johnw]

When I lucid dream, I leave whatever the narrative is when I become aware and fly.
I recently had the best flying dream of all. I jumped into the air, just over the rooftops, I could see water in the distance and flew towards it, it was a channel, I could see houses and buildings on either side. I flew to the middle and shot straight up over the water like Superman. I went up about 1000 feet, just above the clouds and turned it off, allowing myself to freefall back down to the water. when I was getting close, I turned it back on and flew straight along the middle of the channel just above the water, went under a bridge and back up about 200 feet, hovered there a moment and then woke up.

I'm hoping to re-enter that dream soon, it was the most amazing feeling!

[madloola]

شلون طلاقة وانسيابية بالكلام وبترتيب الفقرات 👏🏻 بعيدا عن الموضوع هذه من احسن الspeakers الي سمعتلهم بتيد

[Luciddreamyoga]

Not only are you adorable and have a great voice, but you are also inspiring and did a great job relaying your experience with lucid dreaming. <3 Thank you for this video!

[uNkLeRaRa]

Check the clock while you're dreaming. You won't be able to read the time. That's my trigger. Only had 2 lucid dreams so far, both in the last 2 weeks. but I'm looking forward to more!!

[miks]

I've been practising lucid dreaming for 20 years now and have pretty much mastered it, but I never ceases to amaze me how its possible. Sometimes I will spawn a city and just walk through it looking at all the faces of people and wondering how its possible for a brain to create and simulate 10000's of unique people.


I discovered how to spawn anything you like by just closing my eyes in the dream and thinking where I want to go, then open my eyes slowly and I'm there, its hard to master this as I would open my eyes in real life most of the time at first, and the excitement will often wake you up also.

[PragmaticEmpath]

Yes! I’m so glad this came up in my feed. Last night I had another experience. I was in a dream and there was a door in front of me.. I realized it was a dream and told myself I can go wherever I want. Gaining control while losing control.