Welcome to the most advanced dream training system on the planet. Learn to program your dreams using source material like video games, movies, TV shows, or anything you desire using active dream programming. We are a Dream Art School that teaches you to paint the canvas of your mind with your thoughts and experiences for awesome dream adventures! We gamify dreaming for dream development and focus on making dreams entertaining and fun. Backed by neuroscientific research, psychology, and proper training for optimal results. We don’t teach dream non-science.
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The most advanced dream training system on the Internet!
Dreaming For Gamers is a dream art school that offers comprehensive beginner to advanced dream training system that stems from over 41 years of active dream programming, 33 years of self-aware dreaming and 22 years of research into dream neuroscience and dream psychology for a comprehensive result-orientated dream training system for dream development using stimulation training.
The courses are designed to flow in the order listed below as we address stunted dream development and dream rehabilitation to address atrophy in the dreaming mind. Dreaming is a cognitive skill, and like any skill we learn from language, reading, mathematics the brain develops neural pathways (learning pathways) to quicken skills we develop. Dreaming is a developmental skill where neural pathway development is noted in every region of the dreaming mind. It takes processing power to produce our dream content and we address these developmental issues with stimulation training. Results start slow but begin to stack as more of the dreaming mind becomes developed for participation into the 3-5 dreams everyone naturally produces each night during sleep.
We use source-material as reference to work with hippocampal replay. The hippocampus is the long term memory region of the brain that records waking experiences during the day, then sends these memories back into the brain as a form of ‘replay’ as part of our long-term memory consolidation and learning development. As a dream artist, it is good to use reference material from the day to help influence and shape dream replay during sleep. We can use any visual/audible and animated sources from Video Games, TV Shows, Movies or walks in the park, nature… anything from waking life can be used as reference material for invoking interactive replay in the rich 3D environment of dreams.
The 7-Day Dreaming For Gamers Dream Challenge!

In this course, you will learn to work with source-material as reference to shape and program dream content. You will start to develop a dream plan (what you want to dream about) and a dream routine ( exercises to accomplish your goals and dream development ). The neurological region we focus on in this course is Memory. We look at hippocampal-replay and how this works with source-material ie the ‘Tetris’ effect and how memory consolidation and learning-development happens with sleep. We look a neuronal development and maintenance with REM sleep and to get this development working again, we use stimulation exercises for dream recall to help get the neural pathways active and stimulated to promote healthy dream development. People who haven’t had dreams in decades have been able to rehabilitate dream recall. Some had to run the course twice until results were achieved before moving on. Most see rapid results within the 7-days and source-material starts to emerge for many people within the last few days of the course. 52 people have had either incorporations or interactive-replays of their source-material in just seven days of dream training.
Improve Dream Perception

The second course works on developing and rehabilitating the sensory-replay of our dreams. Many people don’t realize that they have allowed the five-sensory replay of dreaming to atrophy so certain sensory-feedback is absent in their dream content such as smell, taste and touch. These lesser senses can be stimulated and do re-emerge in dream-replay over time. Some students who only had audible/visual dreams spanning 30 years were able to recover full sensory-replay using sensory-stimulation training for dreaming. What this does is makes our dreams more visceral and real giving them much more fidelity in the replay turning dreaming into natures perfected virtual reality simulator. An excellent course for both beginner and advanced dreamers as sensory-stimulation for replay is often overlooked and left under-developed as part of the dreaming experience.
Improve Dream Awareness

The third course is an awareness training course and it addresses development and atrophy in the prefrontal cortex which is where our awareness resides. This is often known as lucid dreaming, but we call it simply being self-aware in the dream because the science shows when a person is self-aware during sleep the prefrontal cortex becomes active vs those who are not. It’s very clear in the scientific studies that self-awareness in dreaming is a neurological trait meaning the brain is processing self-awareness while dreaming in a similar manner that it does when we are awake. Students wanting to have this type of dream experience found stimulation training for self-awareness far more effective than nearly every other technique they tried in the past. Why? Because we are developing neural pathways through repeat skill training knowing exactly how we accomplish that task through this course.
Overcoming Fear and Nightmares

The fourth course addresses dream psychology and covers overcoming fear and nightmares so that you can release old-patterns that numerate as dream-replay and replace them with positive dream experiences. This is not about invoking nightmares during sleep, many of the techniques can address these issues during the day before it becomes a nightmare during sleep. This has helped people with night-terrors and even some PTSD replaying in dreams to release those patterns and move on to new experiences in their dream practice. It is an important course even if you do not suffer nightmares as it also addresses how we can program our dreams with positive intentions for positive dream experiences.
Core Dreaming Techniques

The fifth course addresses core dreaming techniques. As we develop a dreaming practice there are certain techniques that may work better for someone but not as well for others. Here we make your dream plan and dream routine modular so you can build out your approach to dreaming in a progressive, result-orientated manner for optimal dream results.
Overcoming Limitations in Dreams

The sixth course addresses over-coming limitations in dreams. Dreams are not a physical world like they may appear. They are simply complex renderings of memory and experience in an interactive feedback loop driven predominantly by our hippocampus as it sends information back into the brain to as encoded packages of dreams for processing. Here you can tweak the physics engine of the dream and levitate, fly, go no-clipping mode and walk through walls. This lets you explore the virtual nature of dreaming and how you influence the physics of your own dream world. It’s fun because you can feel like a super-hero when you let go and play with your own dream mechanics.
Extending Time in Dreams

The seventh course (free) addresses extending time in dreams. Many beginners get frustrated when they are finally in a dream they enjoy and in 30 seconds it’s over. Here we learn to stabilize and extend the time we are in dreams that we enjoy for simply more fun and adventure during sleep.
Changing Your Dream Avatar

The eighth course (free) is an avatar course. The avatar in your dreams is your mind simulation of your body except, it too is subject to change. You may already notice that your subconscious already accessories your dream avatar with cloths. If you play a lot of Call of Duty and have a dream influenced by that you may already be in military gear and have a gun. Or if you like dance you may find yourself already wearing a dress. Here we learn to dress up and change our avatar to fit the genre of our dream for more immersive dream role-play. It’s a fun course for those wanting to use dreams as an role-playing system, a type of dream cosplay if you will.
These are what the 8 free courses offers. All courses are intended for 1 week worth of training for a total of 2 months. And now they are all yours to check out and embark on an amazing journey as a dream artist with one of the most advanced and fun dream art schools on the internet. Please share with friends.
The Science
Research on the effects of video games and dreams 2001 with the Tetris Effect and 2008 with Jayne Isabel Gackenbach and Beena Kuruvilla…
The Techniques
External influences affect dream content so immersion into video games naturally cross over into our dream content…
The Results
Examples of dreams influenced by video games and other entertainment sources…