I would say still a DILD, although you did a WBTB you never skipped from wake to dream and remained completely aware of what was going on. You became aware by looking at your iPhone in the dream. |
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Last edited by DannyY; 04-09-2012 at 09:32 PM.
I would say still a DILD, although you did a WBTB you never skipped from wake to dream and remained completely aware of what was going on. You became aware by looking at your iPhone in the dream. |
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I heard on the radio about iPhones being used to bring about Lucid Dreams, so it is good to do. |
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WILDs that begin with the hallucination of being in bed are notoriously messy. Lots of people report some partial paralysis, or insurmountable lethargy. You can think of it as having two bodies, your dream body, and your sleeping body. It can be easy to confuse the two, like they are sticking together. Maybe you are still a bit aware of your real body in bed, so you feel some of the wackiness that accompanies the onset of REM sleep. |
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no thats not a DILD. technicaly you can say that but it's nothing like what we usually define as a DILD. WILDs usually start in an area similar to where they fell a sleep which is sometimes confusing and hard to tell if they are dreaming at first. once they notice something wierd, they realize automaticaly that it's a dream. Never losing consciousness is the defining trait of a WILD while in a DILD, that sort of awarness is subdued to the bar minimum. just because you don't realize you are dreaming for the first few seconds of a wake induced dream doesn't mean it's a DILD. WILDS have no laspe in consious while DILDs do. |
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