How about RCing? Lol that would be a good start. And also, you should stop and look around during that day and ask yourself if this is a dream. |
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I've been feeling a bit distracted recently and not very focused on lucid dreaming and it's shown in my lack of lucid dreams for quite some while. I think my lack of attention during the day might be the cause. |
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How about RCing? Lol that would be a good start. And also, you should stop and look around during that day and ask yourself if this is a dream. |
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Whenever your thinking, just remember thoughts become things.
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Last LD: 8/16/2010
^^^ perfect answer. |
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Lucid dreams, gotta love em.
Well to be perfectly honest, out of all of my lucid dreams (about 8, all DILD's) none of them have come from me doing a reality check. It was just a realization, not even necessarily a dream sign but rather just the situation itself that led to my lucidity. I've tried doing reality checks throughout the day but it hasn't really penetrated into my subconscious. |
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Even if you never reality check in your dreams, the daytime practice still helps train your mind to recognize the differences between 'awake' and 'asleep.' You could also review your dream journals during the day. Read through some old dreams, review your dream from last night, or plan future dreams. Make yourself familiar with your dreams, so you can recognize them as they are happening. This is why identifying dream signs can be helpful even if you never end up recognizing one in a dream. |
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I was always a dreamer, in childhood especially. People thought I was a little strange.-Charley pride
Follow Samael's and Robot_Butler's advice. |
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