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Reply With QuoteLast time I had a Lucid Dream, there was this repair guy coming for the washer. I didn't sleep well the night before so I had to craxh. Part of me was like monitoring myself sleeping for when he showed up so I would hear him knocking at the door. So I was sleeping heavy but I wasnt if that makes any sense. I think energy levels have alot to do with it. While we shouldn't sleep our life away, there is a case for trying to sleep more than you need to at certain times.-
Then there is the Celery, Cheese, ( don't forget the Pickle) method.
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Thread: Self-induced Insomnia O_O
- 10-29-2004 05:39 AM #1Yoi yume wo~! Achievements:
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Self-induced Insomnia O_O
I was just thinking about how I hadn't had an LD in a long time, and then realized that my sleep schedule has usually consisted of pulling all-nighters, getting through class, coming back to my dorm room and crashing for hours.
Um, maybe I should ask, like, can any of you guys usually LD anytime, anywhere, or are sleeping during normal sleeping hours and familiar surroundings usually a prerequisite?
You know, I'm kinda ashamed to admit this, but I have never actually tried any of the famous techniques here...of course, I am a natural LD-er, but maybe 'cuz I've hit a dry spell I ought to give any one of those a shot, huh?Now permanently residing at Danny Phantom Online, under the name Mabaroshiwoou.
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- 10-29-2004 07:10 AM #2Member
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Inducing the LD
If physicists say that matter is frozen light, and Stars symbolize both angels and people alike in the bible, then what does that make you?(angel)?
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