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Reply With QuoteThat's so wierd. I had my first nightmare in about a year the other night. I became pretty scared and mad, and started to realize that this certain scenerio could never happen (getting chased by cars, getting in fights, government men in biohazard suits). I then became lucid.
I know for sure now that every time that I have a nightmare, I will become lucid.
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- 06-06-2004 03:26 PM #1Member
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why not try a NILD (nitemare induced LD)...
hey all. i just was thinking how having a nitemare is an easy way to become lucid, why not just make urself have a nitemare and boom, u'll become lucid. i mean it seems simple enough to work. i can only think of 2 problems that could occur while trying it: #1-You won't have a nitemare. & #2-You won't become lucid and just have the nitemare, and we kno that those arn't fun. i kno whenever i eat something spicy, i always have a nitemare. so i can basicly get around problem #1 without any trouble. what do u guys (and girls) think?
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- 06-06-2004 03:45 PM #2Member
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- 06-06-2004 04:49 PM #3Member
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that wouldnt work for me, I wake up as soon as anything scary happens. Like, ill turn around and see some kinda horrible face and boom! I wake up.
The most sure fire way for me to get nightmares to is to be extremely hot whilst im asleep.
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I haven't had a nightmare since I was little. Right now, all my dreams are either normal (
) , bizzare ( 
), or disturbing ( 
)
I don't think it would work for me because in all my dreams I usually accept everything around me as reality, even if it is the most bizzare thing imaginable.
It could work if their is a common dreamsign in your nightmare. Then, you can do a reality check when you see it and become lucid
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- 06-07-2004 04:45 AM #5Member Achievements:
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Nightmares of being attacked are near foolproof dreamsigns for me too
Unfortunately, I don't often have them
Or they are non-violent nightmares
Spicy food doesn't work for me either
Perhaps some ominous scary sounds beside the bed?
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try a budgerigarOriginally posted by Placebo
Spicy food doesn't work for me either
Perhaps some ominous scary sounds beside the bed?
they make wierd sounds when cranky
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- 06-15-2004 07:59 PM #7Rotaredom
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Indeed. I have been Lucid dreaming for three years now and have had only one Bad dream that I did not become Lucid. I am fortunate I guess. For whatever reason whenever I am having a bad dream I become aware that I am dreaming. Therefore becoming Lucid and then changing the scenario.
- 06-19-2004 01:44 AM #8Party Pooper Achievements:
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Well, I'd like to try this, but I haven't had a nightmare since I was six...
Whenever I have people chase me or try to kill me in my dreams nowadays (*chuckle*: 'nowadays'...what a funny word!) I just start laughing and beat them all up. They've gone from worst to near the best...Anyways, isn't this just Dream Sign Lucidity? Nightmares could be considered a DS, since they're really just an irrational placement of objects/creatures/people who happen to scare the dreamer.[23:17:23] <+Kaniaz> "You think I want to look like Leo Volont? Don't you dare"
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Yea, that happens to me, but I never ever have nightmares. They do result in lucid dreams though. Perhaps I should try to eat some spicy food, like you said.
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- 06-19-2004 06:40 PM #10Rotaredom
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Originally posted by Je33icaLy88
I haven't had a nightmare since I was little. Right now, all my dreams are either normal ( ) , bizzare ( ), or disturbing ( ) .
Wouldn't disturing be considered a nightmare?
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not for her, but for us the very mention of one of the dreams we would all end up soiled somehow
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