Hi, is it possible to go back to a specific dream using, I don’t know, lucid dreaming or something? Once a month, I have a dream where I’m actually happy. Each time, the setting is different, but what happens is more or less the same. It might be unhealthy, but I really want to go back and experience it more often—I feel this void when I wake up, and it’s crushing. I write them down in detail and have no problem remembering them, so back to the question: is it possible?

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>>40787555 (OP)
Of course you can do this with lucid dreaming. Once you're lucid in a dream you can just make a portal/door to that other dream or use some other method. You can also try visualizing that dream as you fall asleep (dream incubation). If you have experience with manifestation or meditation you could also attempt to use that to get that dream again.

>>40788303
You have any place to start with manifestation/meditation? I was always interested in the topic, but never got to actually learn it.

>>40788422
My meditation sessions are usually sitting in a dark room, with my eyes closed, doing box breathing for 15-20 minutes. Box breathing is when you Inhale, hold your breath, exhale, and hold your breath again for 4 seconds each. While meditating you're supposed to try to keep your mind silent and think of nothing or focus on the thing that you're trying to manifest.
If you're just starting I recommend that you try to do what I described but start with shorter sessions. Other methods should be fine as long as you're focusing on nothing/keeping your mind silent or something you're trying to manifest.

>>40788536
Standard void uptake

>>40787555 (OP)
no you'll not. forget the dream or you'll always have a nightmare

>>40787555 (OP)
Worship Jesus, GTFO the astral and allow Him to take you.

>>40790352
You're going to fall for the white light soul trap.

>>40787555 (OP)
Soon, friend. soon.