Well lucidgamer if this was your first experience, then the odds are that you were very excited and didn't really have a plan for when you became lucid, you realised that you were in a dream yet you didn't really know what to do. |
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Basically this morning when I woke up I tried to WILD with no luck (I don't seem to be able to get into SP very well) so I thought I'd try DEILD. Recently I have been waking up after almost evey single dream (with no alarm etc.) so this seems perfect for me. I woke up, didn't move and thought about the dream I was just in. |
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Well lucidgamer if this was your first experience, then the odds are that you were very excited and didn't really have a plan for when you became lucid, you realised that you were in a dream yet you didn't really know what to do. |
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That is some very good advice nito. Congrats on becoming lucid, LucidGamer. Once you performed your nose pinch RC, you realized you were dreaming. I would suggest performing the nose pinch several times in succession. Hopefully, that will help plant the "I am dreaming" idea nice and deep. Take a moment to look around you and say to yourself, "I am dreaming right now. This is my dream world." Give everything a minute to settle down and try to stay fairly calm. Like nito said, this was your first lucid dream, these things tend to happen. Just take the advice you get and keep practicing. With every attempt you gain valuable experience. Good luck to you and if you have any further questions, don't hesitate to ask! |
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Thanks for the help guys! Will have some goals in my mind and will firmly plant myself in the dream before doing anything next time. It just felt like I didn't even get to be lucid because it was over so fast. Next time will go better though! Thanks again |
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You did nothing wrong. Not all LD's have the same vividness or intensity. What you did right was visualize the dream you were just in. I have said it here many times and will continue to state that visualization is the key to lucid dreaming. This is simply because our big human brain visualizes and dreams in the same area... the secondary visual cortices. |
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