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    1. 03-20-2008 08:22 PM #1
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      Not focused

      I've noticed that within my dreams I don't usually focus my sight on anything. I look at something but I'm looking PASSED it, I don't see the detail. I think this is one of the reasons why I don't get DILDs. In the DILDs that I have had awhile ago and one recent, I recognized that I accidentally focused on something and that is how my attention was brought to the fact that I was dreaming -not from doing an RC.

      Not sure if it's possible but any ideas how I could possibly learn to be more focused on objects in my dream?
      -I recall 4-5 dreams a night if that has any significance.
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      Look at your hands, really pay attention to the details on them. Also, you can try rubbing your hands together or dream spinning.
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      it's becoming lucid im having trouble with, not staying lucid
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      Quote Originally Posted by shotbirds View Post
      it's becoming lucid im having trouble with, not staying lucid
      Oh, right, sorry. If you want to achieve a DILD you could just keep on with the RC's. I've got nothing for becoming focused on things when you're not lucid though. Sorry I'm not much of a help . . .
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    5. 03-20-2008 10:19 PM #5
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      Quote Originally Posted by shotbirds View Post
      I've noticed that within my dreams I don't usually focus my sight on anything. I look at something but I'm looking PASSED it, I don't see the detail. I think this is one of the reasons why I don't get DILDs. In the DILDs that I have had awhile ago and one recent, I recognized that I accidentally focused on something and that is how my attention was brought to the fact that I was dreaming -not from doing an RC.

      Not sure if it's possible but any ideas how I could possibly learn to be more focused on objects in my dream?
      -I recall 4-5 dreams a night if that has any significance.
      As always...to be whatever in the dream, you have to be in reality. To be more focused in your dream, be more focused in reality. You can use items you like or your hobby to train yourself to look for details...it's more enjoyable than to just pay attention to anything... It may even turn up as a cue/inner dreamsign that something isn't right.

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