YouTube is a big and confusing space, sometime's it's nice to have a lucid guide, rather than
an algorithm, clue you into the latest interesting channels and videos.
So, if you're looking for something new to expand your mind, welcome to Lucid Tube.
Hello everyone, Well, today I thought I'd try something a
little different - if you like it, it'll become a regular slot on The Lucid Guide (so remember
to click like if you do).
In LucidTube I'll share with you some of the most interesting and unique videos and channels
here on YouTube.
Stuff to really expand your mind and bring a little lucidity into your life.
YouTube can get all a bit me-me-me and egotistical, and The Lucid Guide is all about sharing a
love of knowledge.
So consider these suggestions as great additional resources to complement the lucid guide
Links to everything shared can be found in the video description and you can make your
own suggestions for future videos in the comments below.
So let's get started.
Number 1
If you're looking for an eye into the cosmos, you'll be hard pushed to find a more beautiful
and true to life representation than the amazing astronomical cinematics offered by Seán Doran.
Sean creates amazing cosmic animations based on photography and data from various space
and astronomy agencies.
Their minimalistic approach offers a wonderful touch of serenity, and they make for a wonderful
meditative backdrop.
For lucid dreamers, they offer great visual content to inspire dream scenery.
Number 2
Continuing with an astronomical theme, John Michael Godier, a futurist and author, produces
entertaining and detailed educational videos on a wide range of cosmic based subjects.
From the Fermi Paradox, exo-planets, simulation theory and beyond, it's a really great channel
to expand your understanding of the universe.
It's a great compliment to the lucid guide.
Number 3
Captain Disillusion is an amazing channel with insane production values.
It explores the importance of critical thinking when applied to viral internet videos and
hoaxes - all through the eyes of a professional videographer.
It's a cheeky channel with a good deal of comedy thrown in, but highlights just how
important it is to not believe everything you see.
It's a great primer for those looking to increase their powers of perception and expand their
knowledge of video editing and CGI.
Number 4
The Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows.
For the more poetic and philosophical among you, the compendium of invented words written
by John Koenig, in his "Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows", is a wonderfully creative and emotional
approach to existence.
It aims to fill holes in the language—to give a name to emotions we all feel but don't
have a word for.
In his own words, the author's mission is to capture the aches, demons, vibes, joys
and urges that roam the wilderness of the psychological interior.
Each sorrow is bagged, tagged and tranquillized, then released gently back into the subconscious.
It makes for a wonderful philosophical addition to a quiet evening or Sunday afternoon.
I've been told it has a slight flavour of The Lucid Guide.
I highly recommend taking some time to explore and enjoy these channels, a lucid mind should
always have a wide range of sources.
Remember all the links can be found in the video description.
Also, don't forget to let them know that The Lucid Guide sent you :)
I'd love to hear your suggestions of great channels and videos - and the best will be
included in future Lucid Tube episodes - so, drop your suggestions in the comments below.
Remember, share the title not the link, as YouTube doesn't allow link sharing.
Enjoy your lucid tube adventures - I'm Daniel Love, The Lucid Guide, and until next time
stay lucid.