Almost all of my most intense and vibrant LDs occur during the last couple of REM cycles. |
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In most of my LDs, I'm just semi-lucid. But in the rare times that I've been clearly openly lucid (I literally think to myself, "Wow, I know I'm still dreaming, but this feels totally real. Time to party!") have all been during a false awakening. Like the regular dream melts into a false awakening and then I become lucid. |
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Almost all of my most intense and vibrant LDs occur during the last couple of REM cycles. |
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you must be the change you wish to see in the world...
-gandhi
I had more false awakenings this morning too! I dreamt that I woke up and began writing in my dream journal! And, as always, I noticed that some words weren't making any sense, and I woke up immediately. Same with the others. |
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thats what i had last night! false awakening is the perfect phrase for it, i knew i was asleep and then i thought i woke up, but what happened in the dream was so bizarre that i thought this cannot be real it has to be a dream! |
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When I started LDing, I would only become lucid from false awakenings. This changed after a few months though. |
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Hmmm.... Interesting idea odd2K |
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you must be the change you wish to see in the world...
-gandhi
My subconscious seems to use a false awakening as a tool to confuse me. |
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Tips For Newbies | What to do in an LD
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I think thats another reason why you go lucid a lot. False awakenings are used to trick you. It might do the false awakening when your getting close to becomming lucid so you happen to be in it when it happens. Your normally yourself in false awakenings too, its a lot easier being yourself than when your really into the dream as someone else. |
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I think I've only once ever managed to notice an FA ... and that was because it was really obvious. |
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Tips For Newbies | What to do in an LD
Unless otherwise stated, views expressed in this post are not necessarily representative of the official Dream Views stance. Hell, it's probably not even representative of me.
I've been having false awakening since I was four years old and I could literally tell the difference by the time I was six then formatted in dreams where when I was still dreaming and standing in my dreams I knew I was still laying down and this converted into a exempt experience when I start dreaming in my lucid form I would always know I'm laying down in reality |
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