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The only thing I've ever heard with scent being a lucid inducer was that you could RC to a specific scent and then light one while you dream. That way when you smell it while sleepig you might RC. I think that in your case you were just lucky. If you get many LDs this way though, then I'm wrong and you found a new method. I'm not trying to be pessimistic, but many people say that they tried something one night and it seemed to work. I think that people should at least have success with a method twice before saying that it works. |
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10-09-2006 03:44 AM #1Member
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well I noticed on nights I lit incense before I went to sleep I was more aware in my dreams, I think its becuase the scent kept me semi concious and caused my dreams to be more lucid, tell me what you think, EXTRA: I started taking melatonin and Vitamin B6, it seems I have less lucid dreams, I'm trying again tonight, but if it does'nt change anything again, I might go back to old methods.
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10-09-2006 06:08 PM #2Member
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Random Quote: "You can only make things so fool-proof. Eventually, you have to eliminate the fools." -???
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10-12-2006 03:34 AM #3Member
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http://www.dreamviews.com/forum/index.php?...c=37778&hl=
Heres a link
and heres another
http://www.dreamviews.com/forum/index.php?...c=38336&hl="The universe doesnt exist without life to understand it..."
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