Have you read this DEILD (dutchraptor) tutorial? |
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For the past few days, I have been trying to DEILD. I am really interested in learning to DEILD, and I feel like it would be an awesome technique when I get it down. I just have a few questions though, because I feel like not very many people talk about DEILDing on here, compared to many of the other techniques. |
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Have you read this DEILD (dutchraptor) tutorial? |
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I totally agree with gab. The best way to DEILD is barely conscious, if you focus too much you will wake yourself up. |
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Ah, I think this may be my problem. I think I may have been waking myself up too much. |
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I've read both Dutchraptor's and Yuppie's guides to DEILDing. So far, I've had two DEILDs- one using an alarm set an hour before my usual waking time, and another straight after that. I think DEILD is best if you're already lucid to start with- while it can be used like a regular technique, I think its biggest appeal is being able to chain lucid dreams together. |
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If you do it correctly, then it's very reliable. As gab said, you have to stay still while attempting one. From my experiences, I normally realize I'm dreaming as the dream is fading and stay completely still, without opening my eyes. Within seconds I start either hallucinating or go straight into another dream. If you awake yourself too much, or become very aware that you're simply lying in bed, then it won't work. |
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I am not very experienced with using DEILD, however my first LD happened this way. |
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I mean that I personally can't just have a DEILD when I decide to. I have to wait for the right moment to happen - when I wake up just barely, don't move, remember what to do and manage to not wake up any more until I enter a dream. |
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When you are thinking about the dream you just came out of, think of the details, and try to feel them, just not too hard because that will wake you up. |
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AKA: DragonMaster21
I have considered trying isochronic tones, but have never gotten to it. Do they seem to work well for you, and help you get lucid? If so, would you mind sending me a link to the one that you use? |
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When I practise DEILD it is the most reliable and strong technique possible, for chaining and starting lucid dream but it requires absolute utter devotion. It can be disheartening because using an alarm just doesn't work as well for all people, at first it seems like you could be having so much DILDS in the the time it takes to get proefficient at DEILD and the morning that you wake up without remembering even a single attempt can be horrible. |
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@Ber |
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Your biggest problem comes from the first statement. For the past few days. |
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@BrandonBoss I know, I am planning on sticking with DEILD for a while. I just needed a little help with some misunderstandings I had! |
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Wow... these posts are all over the place. If you set an alarm you are NOT attempting a DEILD (Dream Exit). DEILD's are attempted when you awaken from a dream... at random. Ergo, you cannot set an alarm. Setting an alarm would be called a WILD (Wake Induced). |
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I have an alarm that turns itself off after a set amount of time. Therefore, you can set it to turn off by itself, which would wake you up just enough for a DEILD. As long as you know your REM cycles, and wake up during a dream, it should, if the conditions are right, help induce a DEILD. |
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@Ber |
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