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on wednesday feb 1 i had my first lucid dream :D
just please explain to me this... the dream started off as i was in third person view... i opened my eyes and looked at my clock... i think it said something like this 98 : 43 then i knew i was dreaming just then i looked at my blinds ( still dreaming ) and light shone through and i woke up
can some one please tell me why i woke up so easily?
Thanks :bump:
I gather this is common for beginners, often time you get very excited or just dont have your mind developed enough to handle it, people say to do things like spinning and rubbing your hands together to obtain more detail and focus yourself more.
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Originally posted by LuCiD-dReAmEr
on wednesday feb 1 i had my first lucid dream :D
just please explain to me this... the dream started off as i was in third person view... i opened my eyes and looked at my clock... i think it said something like this 98 : 43 then i knew i was dreaming just then i looked at my blinds ( still dreaming ) and light shone through and i woke up
can some one please tell me why i woke up so easily?
Thanks :bump:
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I gather this is common for beginners, often time you get very excited or just dont have your mind developed enough to handle it, people say to do things like spinning and rubbing your hands together to obtain more detail and focus yourself more[/b]
The only problem with that is i didn't have time to even reality check! ( i was going to but i woke up )
can someone tell me how to keep in a lucid dream
p.s. thanks ModestMouse :goodjob:
theres quite a few ways, heres a tutorial type thing about it:Quote:
Originally posted by LuCiD-dReAmEr
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I gather this is common for beginners, often time you get very excited or just dont have your mind developed enough to handle it, people say to do things like spinning and rubbing your hands together to obtain more detail and focus yourself more
The only problem with that is i didn't have time to even reality check! ( i was going to but i woke up )
can someone tell me how to keep in a lucid dream
p.s. thanks ModestMouse :goodjob:[/b]
http://dreamviews.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=20370
It also depends on whether or not you were naturally waking up anyway. It may be that you became lucid in the last few stages of REM in which case there isn't that much you can do, other than lay very still and concentrate on re-entering the dream.
I agree with the previous post - check out the links to the tutorials you may find something that works perfectly for you.
Good Luck!!
p.s. Congratulaions on your first Lucid Dream :D