Dylan Tuccillo Quotes

“A dream is an answer to a question we haven’t learned to ask.

Those words were spoken by Special Agent Dana Scully.”

“A popular activity among lucid dreamers is to bluntly ask, “Do you know that you don’t really exist and you’re in my dream?”

Almost always, the native will look at you like you’re bonkers or they’ll get highly offended — I’m not real?!”

“After the change, we emerged as Homo sapiens sapiens, Latin for “man wise wise”, or, as author Michael Mahoney muses, “he who knows he knows”.”

“Ask your nightmarish demon questions like: Why are you chasing me? What do you want? Who are you? Why am I in this situation? How can I help you? What do you represent? What do you have to teach me?”

“Awareness is not a binary switch, on or off. It lies on a spectrum from "zombie" to "Buddha" and everything in between.”

“Conscious dreaming was not hogwash, but an actual, provable experience.”

“Could it be that dreams act more like the online virtual world Second Life, where we meet other dreamers in a common landscape?”

“Holy crap! During a typical lifetime that’s an average of six years spent dreaming!”

“I am lucid and aware in my dream.

Thinking in the present tense eliminates any doubt that your wish will come true.”

“If you master lucid dreaming, what makes you want to return to reality? Reality can be boring.”

“In fact, an average 72 percent of lucid dreams tend to happen in this way, with a technique the lucid dreaming community calls a DILD or a “Dream-Initiated Lucid Dream.”

A DILD is simply a dream where you become lucid after the dream has already started.”

“Take a tour around the solar system, barrel-roll above the moon, venture into the darkness of space.”

“The Matrix: If real is what you can feel, smell, taste, and see, then ‘real’ is simply electrical signals interpreted by your brain.”

“The more the mind can be still before sleep, said Aristotle, the more the dreamer can learn.

If you go to bed calm, the memories of your dreams will be clearer come morning.”

“Typically, lucid dreams are triggered by some sort of inconsistency, something that suddenly causes the dreamer to stop and question his or her reality.”

“Write a song and ask a sycamore tree to sing it for you.”

“You can talk to a flower, ask a teapot a question, or even speak to the dream itself. A friend of ours once had an entire conversation with a bed frame.”