1) LDs are easy to have, they are only as hard as you make them. I however look at it like a video game, you need experience! So having your second will be easier than the first and so on. |
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Hi everyone, |
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1) LDs are easy to have, they are only as hard as you make them. I however look at it like a video game, you need experience! So having your second will be easier than the first and so on. |
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HI there, |
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Well, I am a big fan of visualization. I would recommend that you visualize seeing dead people and then RC. Visualize the RC failing and the beginning of an LD. |
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Exploring the World of Lucid Dreaming is a great book and required reading for any LDer. That being said, it's over 20 years old. Since then, the LD community has grown and developed upon those initial ideas. What I'm trying to say is that, if dream signs aren't helping you, there's other ways to complement your existing practices. I recommend you explore this site and absorb as much info and ideas as you can. There's tutorials, guides, classes, and all that great stuff for beginners through advanced. |
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1) I would say it's easier because you know it can be done. That was kind of a hurdle for me before I joined here, my only LD was years and years ago and I wondered if it was possible to influence how often it happens. But yeah, it can be done |
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“Never forget that once upon a time, in an unguarded moment, you recognized yourself as a friend.”
I'm getting so close but yet so far away! |
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http://www.dreamviews.com/induction-...htmlThroughout the day go through the dreams you had the previous night and imagine you are in them. Imagine yourself checking reality and becoming lucid. Also throughout the day imagine becoming lucid right where you are at, do a RC and think of what you would do in your current scenario. |
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I feel ya'! I remember my very first lucid dream. I did not even know the term 'lucid dream' back then. I completely freaked out. The secret to lucid dreaming is something only you can discover. Dream signs, induction methods and relaxation techniques are all user specific. Personally I use visualization and progressive muscle relaxation. I also have a sense of positiveness about having a lucid dream. One thing I try to do is remain calm when they do occur as the adrenaline rush alone has a tendency to wake me up. Read, practice, and read some more. This forum is a great resource! Good luck to you. |
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