Deild problem

**Taffy** · 11-27-2010 08:17 PM

I read klace's Deild tutorial and I liked it a lot. I trained myself to wake up after all of my dreams but after i woke up I drifted to sleep right away. No SP and no lucid dream. Should I be concentrating on something as I fall back asleep?(which happened really really quickly by the way.)

By the way I haven't had a lucid yet. Does this technique work when you wake from a non-lucid dream?
Oh and i didn't use an alarm clock but woke up naturally, could that be the problem?

**silver2k** · 11-28-2010 09:45 AM

Originally Posted by Anthonyyy0

I read klace's Deild tutorial and I liked it a lot. I trained myself to wake up after all of my dreams but after i woke up I drifted to sleep right away. No SP and no lucid dream. Should I be concentrating on something as I fall back asleep?(which happened really really quickly by the way.)

By the way I haven't had a lucid yet. Does this technique work when you wake from a non-lucid dream?
Oh and i didn't use an alarm clock but woke up naturally, could that be the problem?

You should visualize the last dream you had and try to re-enter it again. I pulled off my first DEILD yesterday, re-entered same lucid dream

Yes, I think it works for non-lucids too. And to wake up without alarm clock is better so no that shouldn't be a problem =)

**Taffy** · 11-28-2010 12:41 PM

Ohhhhh thank you! I was just laying there and falling asleep! I'll try visualizing my last dream next time!

**slashsslayer97** · 12-05-2010 01:42 AM

it works for non lucids too
i woke up once and DEILD 9with out really knowing what it was i just did it) back in the same deam

**Puffin** · 12-05-2010 02:23 AM

Yes, it's helpful to visualize the dream you just woke from (or, if you can visualize it fast enough, any new scenario). Imagine tactile sensations, and imagine that you can smell, hear, and see things from that dream.