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Reply With QuoteI don't do do that very often, assure myself that I AM going to LD.
The few times I have done it, it's almost always worked. There is a feeling that comes with it, a surity, something in the back of the mind that makes it feel true. I know that sounds stupid but that feeling is there. When I really intend to Lucid Dream I can feel that I positively WILL do it.
I think if you demand yourself to LD too much it will have the opposite effect, making it seem more like a chore as opposed to something you shouldl enjoy. My advice is to use this prompt sparingly or at least really really mean it. Seems to me you're doubting you'll LD even as you suggest it to yourself.
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- 04-22-2007 11:32 PM #1Member Achievements:
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My friend and I have just been arguing about a little something just a short while ago, and I was wondering whether anyone could clear this up.
Sometimes I do this thing where I say to my friend, after being extremely motivated, "I AM SO having an LD tonight, there's no chance of it not happening! Just watch." It's like a concrete thing where I'm insanely confident, but then I believe this is self defeating.
To me, everytime I do this, I end up NOT having an LD. I believe it puts way too much stress on your ego to HAVE one TONIGHT, that it actually prevents you from having one. I wake up the next morning not having one, and I go like "God dammit! Why didn't I have one!? I said I was going to!" Seems to me this is very bad to *assume* that you know the future.
I believe that the confidence comes from "attempting" to become lucid. If you try your best, shouldn't this give you the most confidence and then just make you lucid?
My friend on the other hand, says it's good to say that it will happen. It sends the right message to your subconscious, and it lets you know the outcome of the future. He says it gives him the emotional *heart sink* feeling where he feels it's about to happen and it can't be stopped.
What do you think? Should you hype yourself up saying "TONIGHT I WILL have an LD! NO QUESTION!" or should you go "Tonight I'll attempt my best and focus on becoming lucid."WBTBs = 5
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- 04-22-2007 11:59 PM #2DV's Vexiest
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- 04-23-2007 12:03 AM #3Member
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I have the same opposite effect when i say to myself "I WILL Have a LD" so ive learned to just let it come or read up here for a little while before going to bed, it really helps! Then just try one of the techniques posted and dont try TOO hard just hard enough.
- 04-23-2007 12:48 AM #4LD Pharmacist
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Everyone's different. There can't be a solid answer given out for this, and it can't be scientifically broken down. For me, each time I truely have 100% confidence I am going to have an LD, I do.
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