Should still work, if it's only for a few seconds. I've got a similar alarm and have never had any issues. |
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Ok so normally in the morning my alarm goes off, and so I unlock it to turn the alarm off. If I want, I can always manage to go straight back to sleep without this disturbing me. |
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Should still work, if it's only for a few seconds. I've got a similar alarm and have never had any issues. |
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Phone, lights, laptop, or anything never bothered me, cept the sound of the alarm which is normally made to take your awareness off of your dream self. I think that everything is on a person by person level. Just like the time thing. Make sure to note when you wake up and how long you wake up. Try to do the same time 14 tries in a rowish (2 weeks). I think that not using an alarm keeps more awareness in dreams, but it takes a while to accomplish. Very worth it for me though. You can also do it multiple times a night if you have no troubles falling asleep. Try different times with everything you try. If you are having LDs, and an alarm goes off for your WBTB you will be mad. If you are having lucid dreams, then screw all the rest of your WBTBs and get as much sleep time as possible. These are 2 more reasons to not use an alarm. |
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I use an alarm for my WBTB attempts simply because my body absolutely refuses to wake itself up without one! I've tried programming myself to wake up at my 'normal' wake time, 8 am, without an alarm but haven't yet succeeded in this. |
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Waking up without an alarm takes a lot of will power at first, but it always takes you being on a good sleep schedule. If you are tired, your mind ignores it. |
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