Set as Event and use Continuation Technique

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02-19-2013, 03:08 AM
hurricane1124

Set as Event and use Continuation Technique

I have been lucid Dreaming for a couple of months now and have tried a lot of personal techniques and DEILD a lot. A couple days ago, i started trying out a new technique that I used almost all throughout the day to attain lucidity at night. So far I'm only 2 for 2 but I am posting this because the 2 LDs that I had were more lucid than I could have ever imagined using this technique. What i did is type out what I want my dream scape to be 4 times each day. This is the most important step, but i set all the times as events. The last thing was to have sleeping and imagining myself literally type out the event (as I am imagining the dream scape) as an event in itself. This has caused my last two nights of Lucid dreaming to be the most lucid I have ever had and my awareness rate has skyrocketed. Even if this may not work for some, I thought I'd share it and maybe help a few people out with a new technique that increased my awareness 10x and caused my LDs to be more lucid. Also the dream characters were acting Extremely weird :eek:
02-19-2013, 08:50 PM
VagalTone

it seems to me you are creating a kind of intention, and that alone can be quite powerful. do you visualize your dreamscape only? do you visualize goals ?
02-20-2013, 03:51 AM
azoller1

hmmm, this looks interesting, mith start writing down the dreams i want, do ever reread them before you go to bed?
02-20-2013, 04:13 AM
Darkmatters

"Set as Event" and "use Continuation Technique"...

What is this terminology? Computer programmer speak maybe? Could you enlighten those of us who aren't familiar with it?
02-21-2013, 03:43 AM
hurricane1124

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Originally Posted by Darkmatters

"Set as Event" and "use Continuation Technique"...

What is this terminology? Computer programmer speak maybe? Could you enlighten those of us who aren't familiar with it?

I don't know why I made that the title, I will change it.
02-21-2013, 03:44 AM
hurricane1124

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Originally Posted by azoller1

hmmm, this looks interesting, mith start writing down the dreams i want, do ever reread them before you go to bed?

Yes, I look at my dream goals along with my dream journal from the previous night.
02-21-2013, 03:45 AM
hurricane1124

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Originally Posted by VagalTone

it seems to me you are creating a kind of intention, and that alone can be quite powerful. do you visualize your dreamscape only? do you visualize goals ?

Yeah, I visualize the goals through my typing and through setting up the typing as events. I find that typing Is one of the most lucid things that I imagine as I'm imagining my dream scape before bed.
02-21-2013, 11:42 AM
Lucky144

Man!, I'm pretty good in english but I really can't understand what do you do :) Dream scape ? Events ?....Could you try to explain that in a different way ? Thanks...
02-23-2013, 07:16 AM
Sorox

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Originally Posted by hurricane1124

I have been lucid Dreaming for a couple of months now and have tried a lot of personal techniques and DEILD a lot. A couple days ago, i started trying out a new technique that I used almost all throughout the day to attain lucidity at night. So far I'm only 2 for 2 but I am posting this because the 2 LDs that I had were more lucid than I could have ever imagined using this technique. What i did is type out what I want my dream scape to be 4 times each day. This is the most important step, but i set all the times as events. The last thing was to have sleeping and imagining myself literally type out the event (as I am imagining the dream scape) as an event in itself. This has caused my last two nights of Lucid dreaming to be the most lucid I have ever had and my awareness rate has skyrocketed. Even if this may not work for some, I thought I'd share it and maybe help a few people out with a new technique that increased my awareness 10x and caused my LDs to be more lucid. Also the dream characters were acting Extremely weird :eek:

I bolder the parts I don't understand. What do you mean by "time as events"?