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I found this long ago on this site and couldn't do it because it was to cold. :D
Now that is it very hot i can try to do this technique. You put your hands over your head while you sleep and apparently you can get lucid. has anyone tried this? Does it work?
Thank you :)
I see no reason as to why this would work. The position your body is in, especially your arms which have nothing to do with your mind, shouldn't affect consciousness within a dream. :P My arms fall asleep if they're above my head, anyways.
Oddly enough, the only times I have had lucid experiences I have woken up and I was asleep with my arms over my head, only when i sleep sideways though. Like when you sleep on your arm wrong and when you wake up your arm is still completely asleep/numb and you can't feel anything, that's what happened to me. This could work, but I don't know why?
Yeah, i try to do it but i cant cause i dont end up sleeping :/
Interesting idea i'll try during afternoon naping or when i initially go to bed at night. If anything happens i'll get back 2 u :-) namaste.
thanks :D
Gotta love puffins avatar.
its probably placebo :/
I could say the same thing about any time I sleep with my arms to my side, or sleeping on my side, anytime i have had an LD in any of those positions
Hmmm.... Sounds interesting. Ill try it tonight and get back to you with my results!
No lucidity last night i did notice a increase in dream vividness and the answer i've been looking for during lucid dreams through my higherself finally apeared clear as day 2 me but like i said i wasn't lucid so i couldn't retain the information. Did some research on hands and lucid dreaming last night and I ended up being taken to energy healing articles. I've posted one of them below. Energy in hands seems like a big topic, not sure if there is a correlation between lucid dreaming and healing energy hands but i want to find out through more experiments and personal trials Subtle Body Energies: Hands: Energy Transmitters - Spiritual Experiences and Spirituality
Thanks, I will read the article soon.
I seriously doubt anything will come of this experiment. I mean how can the position of your hands trigger a lucid? Many people get lucid without the hand position, so why would your hands being above your head trigger one? You may as well say sleeping with only one sock on at night will trigger a lucid. No one sleeps with one sock on, and neither has anyone done the hand thing.
By all means, try it out, I'm not saying you are incorrect or idiotic for trying this, I just struggle to see the reasoning behind this.
Arms over your head? Who could sleep like that? Maybe the pure uncomfortably factor might keep you semi-conscious enough to LD. Why not just put a clothespin on your big toe (joking)
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i mean above ur head :/
Actually you have a great idea here! Having a slightly different pressure on an odd part of your body so when you are in a dream it will get your attention and queue you into the fact that your dreaming. You could then move the item (yet to be named and perfected) around so the body does not get used to it. Maybe we could use a weak clothespin but I will have to think on that. This is a good idea, thanks faceonmars!Quote:
Originally Posted by faceonmars
You just have to remember to take them off before you go to work
http://www.teddybearfilms.com/images...Clothespin.jpg
If you mean trying to do this with your sleeping body, this would be a good way to induce OBE's, but I'm not sure about it increasing the chances of lucidity or not.
ehh, still havent tried it :D
HEY! I SLEEP WITH ONE SOCK ON. you callin me a weirdo or something?Quote:
Originally Posted by Origami
or atleast the effin old man takes it while im sleeping cause i have had days when i wake up with one sock on.dang you old man ...ima get em one day.Quote:
Originally Posted by CarlosTheLucid
LOL wutQuote:
Originally Posted by CarlosTheLucid
I do this all the time... doesn't work for me, unless you're talking about putting your hands on your face while you sleep, which I think would be pointless and uncomfortable.
Hmm, well, that makes one think.Quote:
Originally Posted by divinemission
You know how if you're trying to WILD etc, you lie down in a comfortable position? Maybe in this case, the uncomfortable position is key?
I mean, your mind will keep going back to the face that it wants to change position, therefore keeping it awake, whereas your body doesn't care too much, so it might just fall asleep.
Which, as you know results in Sleep Paralysis.
Just a thought.
I think this would keep me from falling asleep. I need to be extremely comfortable to WILD. So comfortable, I forget all about my body.
above your head not on your head.... jeez :D
and yeah, WILD and this would be hard :D
i fall asleep like this often..and.. doesnt work for me.. but i think its one of those things that will get u concentrating more about being lucid as u fall asleep so ud be a lil more likely to be lucid. :/ if that makes sense..im so tired right now lol