Back at it again with the amazing content 😊

Hey Tipharot, do you usually see spiritual beings when you astral project?

Chat GPT is very hit or miss. There was one prompt that was tested by some friends of mine last week that recommended doing less for awareness during the day, I forget the exact phrasing. It definitely hallucinates and has some issues. It can give good advice and bad advice, though it will likely be mixed and difficult for a beginner to determine which is which. AI can also be a bit repetitive when discussing the same or similar concepts. With WBTB, Chat GPT doesn't discuss natural awakenings and utilizing intentions to notice when you wake up during the night. On the effective state test question, it recommends some that aren't all that reliable, such as finger through palm for example. Most physical state tests work through dream control, so a waking result is possible and even likely at times if you don't think you're dreaming, so those tests aren't as reliable as those that deal with external factors, like the nose pinch test, or those that revolve around critical examination of one's surroundings and memories like the memory retracing test. I'm glad that GPT mentions expectation, belief, and mindset, as they are all important for dream control. I don't like Chat GPT on stabilizing, as it runs with the misinterpretation of stabilization from Exploring the World of Lucid Dreaming, assuming that lucid dreams are inherrently unstable and that stabilizing is a requirement. No idea why it threw WBTB in there though lol. I'm glad that it finally mentioned doing WBTB with techniques as it should be done. I disagree with its continued emphasis on state tests. As an advanced lucid dreamer, they stopped being part of my regular practice 3 years ago, and I find that the confirmation measure of a state test is no longer needed when one can become accustomed to their own lucidity. I only ever feel a need to state test in false awakening dreams, never while awake, and I may do it in 1 out of every 30-50 lucid dreams. I disagree with GPT rather strongly on the astral projection point, though I'd likely consider it a non-lucid dream state if one does not believe that they are dreaming. I'd love to see some scientifically verified studies on it that support other claims.

Hey Matt love the videos, I got a question. Today I was in 3 dreams and they felt like they were lucid but also I think they were all part of one dream, I kept waking up in my own bed but it felt like I was still dreaming. Thoughts on this and what it could be? ❤