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awoke
10-23-2007, 12:36 PM
I hate waking up in the morning, never have liked it.
It appears for the first time in my life this actually works to my advantage.

My last three lucid dreams have been with WBTBs. but, i dont even leave the bed, or try to stay awake for a minute. When I wake up, that alone reminds me of lucid dreaming. (trying to recall your dreams etc...). then I simply let myself fall back to sleep while still thinking of lucid dreaming. turns into a WILD everytime it seems for me. I don't even wake up to an alarm. just do it when I wake up naturally. easy as can be.

this starting happening by accident, people would wake me up before I wanted to wake up, and I'd go back to bed and be lucid. now Im just doing it whenever i wake up in the morning. I slept around 9 hours straight last night, woke up today at like 1pm, and went back to sleep into a WILD.

then again, I currently don't have a job. so I have liscense to attatch another hour to my sleep without worry.

Clairity
10-24-2007, 11:39 AM
awoke, it's great that you found a method that works so well for you and is sooo easy!! I envy you! ;)

then again, I currently don't have a job. so I have liscense to attatch another hour to my sleep without worry.

Yeah.. that would definately make doing wbtb easier. :D

Altasi
10-24-2007, 11:32 PM
Wohoo! It's great you found an easy method, Congratz! :party:

awoke
10-25-2007, 12:03 AM
thanks folks. didnt WILD this morning, but did have a lucid.
If tomorrow morning I have yet another lucid like this, im going to be pretty convinced it will work for me at will. hasnt failed me yet.

Swank
10-25-2007, 12:23 AM
It's so rarely does one find a technique with such a good success rate that works for them, good work!!

awoke
10-25-2007, 12:44 AM
yeah, stumbled upon it quick too. been actively trying to cultivate some LDing ability for like a week now.

I do have a beef with this though. it seems to eliminate any other dream recall.
I can only remember the dream i had after waking up and going back to sleep. cant remember any from the night. maybe im missing some great dreams, lucid or not, by doing this. im cool with this for the moment, because im new to lucid dreaming, and am just happy to be having them. but at some point i'll probably only do it every now and again. also, my lucids don't seem to be super vivid or lengthy, as of now I attribute that to being inexperianced. but maybe I'll find my method plays a role in that, since the quality and length of sleep dont seem to be as good. (seeing as ive already had a solid nights sleep, daylight is pouring thru my windows etc...). we shall see though.

blakkin
10-25-2007, 09:02 PM
I can only do something like this on weekends, but I often feel lazy when I wake up and I go back to sleep. it didn't matter before, but since I started lucid dreaming, I've found that I just remember dreams a ton when I do that. And they're huge. I've remembered like 4 just in the morning, and I remembered the longest most vivid one I've ever remembered in the morning... it felt like it lasted hours.

I should absolutely try Wilding like that, I'm on break from school right now cause of the firse down here is CA (:() so I can go back to sleep when I wake up.