Sounds nice but I don't understand step 2. What do you mean with "you can make a technique that you want to do". Like what? :S |
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Hey Guys, |
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Last edited by Marc27; 03-07-2012 at 08:02 PM. Reason: more informations . . . pro and cons
Sounds nice but I don't understand step 2. What do you mean with "you can make a technique that you want to do". Like what? :S |
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I think Marc27 means that that is the point where you can try WILD, DEILD etc. or whichever method you want to do |
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I do believe that this is called the Dream Exit Induced Lucid Dream, or DEILD. The idea is that as you fade out of a dream, you become aware and stay aware as a new dream forms. |
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So, you mean you just keep on waking up after the non lucid dreams, then WILD/DEILD/MILD every time, so you always have another chance to LD? |
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From my rotting body,
flowers shall grow
and I am in them
and that is eternity.
-Edvard Munch
I think marc277 means that if find yourself waking up, you know that you came from a dream. Repeating this exercise will make you alert. At some point in a dream you might remember that you just went to bed so you'll check if you just woke up. if you're not in your bed, means you're lucid. |
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Yes after wake up make WILD , DEILD ,FEILD . . . |
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"To Make" and "To Do" is a common German-English error because the German verb "to do" is machen. When a natural German speaker uses "make" in a strange context they almost always mean "do". |
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Where does the parachute come into this lol |
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15 DAYS: DEILD:[1] DILD:[16] WILD:[6]
APRIL 2012: DEILD:[5] DILD:[29] WILD:[12]
MARCH 2012: DEILD:[6] DILD:[27] WILD:[4]
This is the simple power of auto suggestion. Autosuggestion has gotten me over many humps while learning to fluently lucid dream. I use this technique to wake up after each dream to perform a WILD or DEILD. You can actually use autosuggestion for many things. Being: waking up after dreams, remembering dreams (dream recall), remembering that you are dreaming and to perform a reality check. It is actually the basis to the MILD technique. |
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Dreams are today's answers to tomorrow's questions. ~ Edgar Cayce
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