hey everyone! School is back in and I haven't had much time to post in forums about my problems, but I feel like I need help from you guys ASAP. |
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hey everyone! School is back in and I haven't had much time to post in forums about my problems, but I feel like I need help from you guys ASAP. |
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Last edited by Trying2Remember; 08-14-2013 at 02:24 AM.
You sound VERY afraid in general. Are you afraid of the dark? What are you afraid of? WHY are you so scared in the night? To be honest I can relate (which is why I am being so blunt with you lol) as I experienced this rancid fear when I was younger - 12 - 15ish say. It's all in YOUR mind, you are in control of YOUR THOUGHTS. It seems you may be sensitive to energies and stuff, so create you're own, know you are an all-powerful creative being sent here on earth and are always guarded. If you believe your thoughts of phantoms and monsters are real you clearly have an active imagination, so why not ALSO believe you are a kick-a** spiritual warrior and can dispel negative energies/entities in a flash!!! YOU ARE POWERFUL, don't be frightened, if you face your fear with courage you will find it's not as scary as you thought and it will stop bothering you. All the best! |
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Thank you Skylight for your post as it seems no one else can help me.. I willingly admit that I am afraid sometimes when I'am in my room. I just don't like the absence of light. So i.e. darkness. It just gets me thinking about whats related to darkness throughout my life. Iconic things like scary movies, the paranormal, I wouldn't say monsters. Really just paranormal type things. I am 16, so. |
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One of the easiest ways to incubate dreams is to go back to sleep quickly. When I was a kid I had the problem of re-entering nightmares, but someone told me that if I get up and around that I can just go back to a normal dream. The more you move-the more you lose the dream. Might just be an expectation things, but dream incubation is mostly about expectations. |
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Last edited by Sensei; 08-15-2013 at 04:08 AM.
Some of the best lucid dreamers seem to have dealt with strong nightmares. I don't count myself in that category(not counting myself as one of the best) but I did also discover lucid dreams for dealing with nightmares when I was young and after defeating the nightmare went on to some adventures but then forgot about dreaming (for the most part) not long after, until more recently..years later. Creatures around your bed are sometimes found during false awakenings or when entering the sleep stage and you get hypnagogic imagery. It may help to read up about some of those things but I was also able to successfully change a creature on my bed into something much better, a beautiful woman and completely change the mood of the dream. also, yes, you can use nightmares to become a lucid! |
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Last edited by fogelbise; 08-15-2013 at 07:58 PM. Reason: add PS
[QUOTE= It may help to read up about some of those things but I was also able to successfully change a creature on my bed into something much better, a beautiful woman and completely change the mood of the dream. also, yes, you can use nightmares to become a lucid! |
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Fear... |
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That's really kind of you. |
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Thank you Vortaix as that really has inspired me to overcome my fears in my dreams and use it to benefit me in my Lucid dreaming Journey. |
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It is quite likely that overcoming your fears will stop them occurring, at least, in the form they are now. So, it might be wise to invest in a few non-fear related reality checks, as well. You could also try WILD when you get to that point. |
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