Silent lucidity

Product Information

Melissa from 38606I was suffering from horrible images of horror as a child. Every night, I would lay in bed and see the scariest dark entities walk into my room and stare at me. I was frozen in fear. These didn’t feel like nightmares.. they were real in my mind, because my eyes were open. It still horrifies me, although the logical thing to call it, would be “sleep paralysis.” I was watching MTV when I was 11 or 12 when I saw this video for the first time and became obsessed. This became a powerful lullaby after the prayers didn’t work. I listened to this song every night as I fell asleep. It helped me overcome the horror that had been entering my bedroom for so many years. This song scared away those demons and fear. AnonymousIt's a very beautiful song it drives me to tears every time I hear it it helps me feel a connection a spiritual connection Aviance from AzHas anyone ever had a dream that seemed real, Or dreamed of a place that is real and will get there one day, find the way to go there by dreaming about it again when the time is right?

Kris from Purgatory My Father died when I was 16. I was 24 when my mother died. I am smiling next to you in Silent LucidityVisualize your dream, record it in the present tense / Put it into a permanent form / If you persist in your efforts, you can achieve dream control.” These lines offer practical guidance for lucid dreaming, encouraging the dreamer to consciously engage with their dreams, suggesting a path to self-awareness and personal growth.

Guitarist Chris DeGarmo was inspired to write the song by the 1974 book "Creative Dreaming" by Patricia Garfield, which explained how to tap into one's subconscious to experience a lucid dream. [10] Sarah from Eastern Passage, NsThis song is so beautiful. Considering how much I enjoy lucid dreaming and metal music, this song carries a lot of meaning for me. I would love to dance to this song with someone I loved. It had a strange beginning. It started out as simply just acoustic guitar and voice. And it wasn't until we were almost finished with the record, just in the last week of working on the record, that we added all the other instrumentation to it. I have a very dear close personal friend who I love like no other. She has been through several bouts with Stage IV cancer. i recently was driving her a distance from an appointment she was at.....Silent Lucidity was playing on the radio.....having heard it before, but not paying attention.....she asked if it was P.Floyd. My initial tesponse was NO.....then I heard the overtures of the chorus....."I will......I am....I wil....I am smiling nect to you in silent lucidity." I convinced myself I was wrong, and recanted, telling her it was P.Floyde. (At this time I did not know ( James Guthrie)'was involved and the Overlap in engineering Pink Floyd had with Queensryche) Jurek, Thom (August 20, 1990). "Queensryche - Empire - Album Review". Allmusic . Retrieved September 18, 2023.The song then touches upon the concept of breaking down self-imposed limitations and the liberation that comes with it, “The walls you built within / Come tumbling down, and a new world will begin.” These lines reflect on the transformative power of self-realization achieved through lucid dreaming. Bob from Detroit, Bcto me i see this song about someone dies and is telling you dont shut your life down im at peace with it and will always be there and watching over you my mother was murderd and it has helped me find peace any time i hear it.. Criblez, David J. (November 11, 2016). "Three lead singers take LI solo flights". Newsday . Retrieved June 28, 2021. With its intricate exploration of the world of dreams and the subconscious, “Silent Lucidity” offers a journey into the human mind’s complexities and depths, an expedition that only intensifies with the story behind the creation of this song. The Story Behind “Silent Lucidity” Darwin from Ralston, NeDoes anyone else think that parts of this song sound like Alice Cooper's "Only Women Bleed"?

The idea behind “Silent Lucidity” stemmed from DeGarmo’s fascination with the potential of lucid dreaming, a state where the dreamer becomes aware that they are dreaming and, with practice, can control the dream’s events. This theme is powerfully reflected in the lyrics and the narrative flow of the song, providing listeners with a guide on how to navigate through the often surreal landscape of their dreams. Tracy from Eldon, MoI CRY WHEN I HEAR THIS SONG. IT REMINDS ME OF MY DAD WHO DIED 6 YEARS AGO. TODAY IS HIS BIRTHDAY. Interpretation is everything........I have read every comment posted on this board and cannot fault anyones opinion. All seem to connect to this song for a reason close to the heart. As an instrumentalist, I always listen to melody, instrumentation and engineering first....then perhaps ro lyrics. that is the way it has always been for my prioritizing music......until recently.The B List: Favorite Hair-Metal Power Ballads". GlideMagazine. 4 January 2007 . Retrieved 2023-06-07. AnonymousI have always loved this song, nowhere than ever. The lyrics have brought me great comfort with how it talks about the game of life being over and comforting a child. My son recently passed away, leaving behind a sweet baby for me to love. I had the words from the song, "a soul set free to fly" placed on my son's grave marker. Truly he was set free from his long term illness. I love, love, love this song and the comfort it brings me.