Lucid Dreaming voices!!

**tomasssgr** · 04-08-2012 08:09 AM

I felt asleep tonight and then i woke up at 9 o clock i had 5 hours of sleep then i tried to get my body in paralization and i was okay with that but i couldnt lucid dream,my whole body was fully paralyzed, but i had my tv opened and my windows too so maybe this would be the problem....but then i closed my tv and my window and tried to do this again...my body wasnt fully paralyzed and i heared some voices sth like (cats cats cats)from my left side i think,i knew that i could hear them but i freaked out i stood up the bed and went to eat sth!!to sum up what was the probblem when i first tried it and what can i do not to freak out when i hear those voices

**Duck** · 04-08-2012 10:53 AM

That is a part of Sleep Paralysis. Many people report hearing voices or even loud noises. Just remind yourself that it's all just happening in your head and let the thoughts flow. Focus on the lucid dreaming.

Good luck.

**EarthInferno** · 04-08-2012 02:57 PM

I hear the voices mostly before I get to Sleep Paralysis. Last night going to bed, I was trying to lengthen my falling to sleep so I could better categorize the stages. I got to hearing the voices speak to me, I caught enough to remember a female voice say, "that knight is stuck in your house, your garden overdue for repair." A little bit after that I remember jerking awake, as if I did a mini jump in my bed and my whole body felt as though it shook.

**faceonmars** · 04-08-2012 10:18 PM

Hypnagogia is not just images... like blobs and geometric patterns. It can also be auditory hallucinations.

**tomasssgr** · 04-09-2012 08:15 AM

what if you here somebody coming to you,i heared today footsteps on the floor!!

**Sivason** · 04-09-2012 10:42 AM

Originally Posted by tomasssgr

what if you here somebody coming to you,i heared today footsteps on the floor!!

It is a problem that I have had often enough. That is hearing things so real that you almost can not believe the sounds are imaginary. A good example is I have what they call "White Knight Syndrom" I am quick to jump in and try to help the weak or women. So you can imagine that when I have HIs involving some one screaming or words like 'Help' I would be hard pressed to not respond! The fact is every time I decided to break SP so I could make sure no one was hurt, it turned out to be HIs and not real. I would suggest to you that you find a succure place to sleep, so that anyone who walked in on you would be a harmless friend or family member. Then you can ignore sounds like people calling your name or foot steps. Just force yourself to accept them as made up. Easy to say, harder to do, but you will adjust and do just fine.

**tomasssgr** · 04-10-2012 11:14 AM

sth else...i was trying yesterday night to lucid dream again,but i didnt hear any voice nothing touching me and my body felt into sleep paralysis and i didnt have any lucid dream,all the light was closed..but i sleeped together with my sister in the living room because we had visitor my aunt so we slept together there... is this the problem that i couldnt have lucid dream again?and i did this many times!!but nothing only one time that i heard my laptop starting opening xD,but again i couldnt have any lucid dream what am I doing wrong?

**Sivason** · 04-10-2012 11:48 PM

Originally Posted by tomasssgr

sth else...I was trying yesterday night to lucid dream again,but I didnt hear any voice nothing touching me and my body felt into sleep paralysis and I didn't have any lucid dream, all the light was closed..but I sleeped together with my sister in the living room because we had visitor my aunt so we slept together there... is this the problem that i couldnt have lucid dream again?and i did this many times!!but nothing only one time that i heard my laptop starting opening xD,but again i couldnt have any lucid dream what am I doing wrong?

WILD is a much harder process than many may want to believe. It takes years of practice to get good at it, and speaking for myself, I only suceed maybe 1 out of 3 or 4 times. That is after more than 2 decades practice. I am pretty good at it, and can pretty much always get to a fully aware state, while my body is sleeping. However, the conditions need to be just right for a good LD to come out of it. As an example I tried a WILD 2 nights ago. I did everything just right, fell quickly into SP, and started seeing colors, I even saw at one point a brilliant explosion of fire, and heard a bell ring that sounded 100% real and very loud. I worked on trying to visualize a dream body and got to where I could feel as if I was walking or running, but no LD started. I kept at it,,, still no LD, I felt like I had been in my trance for a very long time. I managed to barely open one eye and look at the clock. I had been in a full WILD trance and in SP for 1 hour! I just gave up and woke myself to start my day.
Keep at it, but look into MILD techniques. MILD is the easiest and most straight forward place to begin. So don't feel bad. WILD is really a very advanced meditative practice.

**tomasssgr** · 04-11-2012 09:54 AM

I tried the MILD technique and i think i had a lucid dream and i remember all the things about my dream but i couldnt do RCs :/....look what I do at nights first of all i'm falling asleep let my body sleep in my mind i say these words today i will have a lucid dream many times and after 5-10 minutes my body felt asleep i open my eyes and all the things are normal the i close my eyes and nothing....only 2 times it worked and those 2 times it was day at 9 o'clock i went to sleep,my body was paralyzed and I started hearing some voices and then stood up...now i understand that i cant LD at night xD only the day