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    1. 02-11-2011 12:08 AM #1
      rufishinjr
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      First WBTB attempt got a False Awakening! What's next?

      (My first post here. Hello world!)

      I've been reading about Lucid Dreaming for two days. Last night, I decided to try the Wake Back to Bed method, combined with an anchor I'd been using and a rehash of a previous dream from two nights ago.

      I definitely fell asleep. Then, I felt like I was opening "softer eyelids" than my usual ones. That's the only way I can describe it! I remember feeling as though I was in bed but everything was unclear. I decided to open my eyes (it felt as though I had a choice between inner and outer lids) and I woke up in a dream like state, but still in bed. Instantly, I thought, "I'm in a dream!" and was very excited. I started to float above the bed and was going to start trying to solidify the dream, but was so astounded by the fact that the floating worked that my heart sped up and I think that kicked me out. I woke up with the "hard lids" and found myself in bed.

      What do I try now? Another WBTB?
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    2. 02-11-2011 12:22 AM #2
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      Here's something important! When you are waking up from your dream, you're still conscious, right? So just turn a negative into a plus! When you wake up, DON'T MOVE A MUSCLE and you can do a DEILD ( Dream End Initiated Lucid Dream). It's basically a wild but you are already in sleep paralysis. Once you wake up, imagine your dream environment and focus on it and it should become your dream. This is often overlooked and nobody even thinks about attempting it. But I tried it and it seems to work: I had four lucids in a row.
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