Thread: Purebreds WBTB DEILD Tutorial / Lucid Dreams regularly

Is it important to wake up on your own? Or can I use an alarm clock to wake me up?

Originally Posted by xspectrum

Is it important to wake up on your own? Or can I use an alarm clock to wake me up?

You can use alarm clock for WBTB, but when you go back to bed witj an intention to get conscious awakening, you shouldn't use alarm clock. It makes you too alert.

It said you qouted me.. whut?

why thank you, last night after reading this i attempted it.
Lucid Dream count +1
thank you

Originally Posted by CallmeSkarr

why thank you, last night after reading this i attempted it.
Lucid Dream count +1
thank you

Tell me more about your experience.

Originally Posted by Purebred

Tell me more about your experience.

Originally Posted by Ctharlhie

So many wolf avatars *head explodes*

Nice guide, Purebred, like the emphasis on actual ways of re-entering the dream, good adaptation of Raduga's techniques

I set an alarm for 6 hours after i started to sleep, when i awoke i took a few minutes to wake up abit while just lying there in my bed.
I kept my thoughts on lucid dreaming and a mantra, i kept still and waited to fall asleep but then i started to feel as if there was someone in the room with me but i am aware of this happening on certain occasions to some people. I saw abit of a lightshow and at that time i decide to imagine i was rubbing my hands. After a few moments i could see my hands so i realized i was dreaming. I could still feel as if someone was in my room with me and actually there were.........well i could go on to talk about my dream but thats not what you want to hear.


Yes there are alot of wolf avatars, this is becaue Wolves Are Awesome.

So many wolf avatars *head explodes*

Nice guide, Purebred, like the emphasis on actual ways of re-entering the dream, good adaptation of Raduga's techniques

Which book do you mean? The SOBT book?

Exactly.

And on which page? Can't find it myself, sorry

It's when he is talking about how to enter Lucid Dream with so called "Direct techniques" (WILD). He is mentioning and describing "free-floating state of mind" or something similar.

Well gladys, last night i've became lucid with a WILD technique. It didnt' last very long, but it was sure long enough to drive around in ford mustang like a crazy-ass maniac. I will definitely try this again.

Originally Posted by Csorax

Well gladys, last night i've became lucid with a WILD technique. It didnt' last very long, but it was sure long enough to drive around in ford mustang like a crazy-ass maniac. I will definitely try this again.

A WILD technique from Radugas book?

Originally Posted by Purebred

A WILD technique from Radugas book?

Not really, it's the "white dot technique" from exploring the world of lucid dreaming book.
In fact, I wasn't really trying. I just told myself about 5 times that I will LD tonight, then went to sleep. When I woke up randomly in the night, I thought "why not trying the white dot technique, if I am already awake ". Well, that was where the magic started.

But I'm a bit sceptical if this works out again this night.

Originally Posted by Csorax

Not really, it's the "white dot technique" from exploring the world of lucid dreaming book.
In fact, I wasn't really trying. I just told myself about 5 times that I will LD tonight, then went to sleep. When I woke up randomly in the night, I thought "why not trying the white dot technique, if I am already awake ". Well, that was where the magic started.

But I'm a bit sceptical if this works out again this night.

If you're skeptical then it won't work.

Why is everyone so ready to doubt their own ability? I just don't get it.

I woke up in the middle of the night, but I moved so I'll have to try again tonight.