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Yea, Once U Get The Neccesarly Amount Of Sleep Needed At Night Youll Virtually Be In Rem All Of The Morning And Mostly The Afternoon Allowing You To Enter An Ld Real Fast, Not Saying This Has Anything To Do With My Tech, Cough. |
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Thread: Generally Speaking...
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03-17-2007 03:03 AM #1tegan and sara
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can't you just wake up any time during the night and go right into a lucid? it just might be hard.just as long as you can fall asleep and do a technique right. sometimes you ca be so sleepy right when you fall asleep you dream, or when you take a nap. so it is logically possible to go right into a lucid, right? ha, im not sure, i want to know everyones opinions about it.it just seems true
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03-17-2007 04:17 AM #2knows
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I stomp on your ideas.
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03-19-2007 03:41 AM #3WILD student
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Um, I beleive you can't do that unless you get it exactly right, either going into or during a REM period. Really you should wait until you get at least 5 or 6 hours of sleep and then try what you want to do, because remember, there are other stages of sleep your body needs, in which you can't LD.
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03-19-2007 05:08 AM #4Member
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I find it impossible to WILD when just falling asleep from being very tired. I just never get to that stage when you feel that you are going into a dream, I just stay in my bed. You need to wake up in REM...
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