subconsious help in lucididy

[imda1]

I recently had a dream where I had returned from another dimension, and then gone to school via a car as a guest ( I also brought something back from that place in a bag). Some of my classmates are trying to tell me about the discovery of a new 'conscious', while some others are avoiding me. The landscape of the school kept making minor changes, trying to hint me it was a dream. Even I felt that deep down I knew it was a dream, but was confused with the talk of conscious, which must mean something about LDing. Maybe this is a sequel to this dream.... Now as my subconscious is also trying to help me become lucid, any suggestions on how to fit it together and become lucid? And this dimension stuff, what is it?

[splodeymissile]

Simply being aware that the subconscious is helping you, will allow you to notice it. Sort of like reality checks, I'd imagine. As for the dimension, who knows? A manifestation of waking life, perhaps?

[sisyphus]

Identify your most commonly recurring dreamsigns. Write them down in a place where you can be reminded of them. Bring them to mind when going to bed and if wake in the middle of the night (this is a key component of MILD). Through repetition, this is like forming a contract with your unconscious. The unconscious provides the dreamsigns in the form of dream content and you develop the habit to recognize them and respond by questioning your reality. MILD is all about developing this connection of memory, unconscious triggers, habits, and lucidity. If that angle interests you, MILD may be the right tool for you.

[imda1]

Interesting, sisyphus. I'll try this, combined with something else... So, I just relax and let go? Or practice ADA? Maybe relax...and about the dimension, maybe it was a precognition, as I came from a prehistoric like jungle place, and after the dream I saw the start of Gnomeo and Juliet featuring them in a 'forest'.

[imda1]

Back - in class 10 second cat-blackboard-scratch screech futzed me up, and I came home. In sleep I had dream of being in school, and I was essentially blacking out in the dream and again resuming it without a stop. I wasnt in a state to care, too tired.