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      DEILD - Dream Exit Initiated Lucid Dream

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      Dream Exit Initiated Lucid Dream (DEILD) Tutorial
      By: Klace
      Technique by: Klace

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      THE BASICS
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      Before we get right into the technique and how it is performed, you should first learn a little background
      information on the technique, including it's origins, and what it does to help induce a lucid dream. If for
      some reason you are already fond of this, and have read a DEILD topic in the past, please initiate a search
      command on your internet browser and enter "deild2" (ctrl+F) and it will take you to the section where you can read
      in depth step by step instructions on how this technique is performed. You must know, that this technique
      yields the highest chance at having many lucid dreams in one night, weather they be spawned from a lucid
      or a normal dream, it basically doubles your lucid dream frequency for the night, and it is reported to
      have turned many people into a "lucid god" being able to have many lucid's a night, every night. Now, I
      suggest you read the following information about the DEILD technique, it will teach you of it's conception
      and what the technique actually does to give you many lucid dreams
      .



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      FAQ
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      1.How was this technique conceived?
      - This technique is the result of around two-three months of hard research on how to continue ones REM
      period after a dream has ended, it started when I awoke in sleep paralysis, and stayed still, nothing happened
      then, but another experience was concentrating on having a lucid dream after awakening from one, in order
      to achieve one. I mixed them together, and came up with this method of inducing lucid dreams.


      2. Is this technique safe?

      - This technique is incredibly safe! all though it varies from person to person because this enters a lucid
      dream directly from Sleep paralysis, and sleep paralysis can be a scary endeavor for some people! All I can
      suggest is to develop a curious attitude and a "Bring it on" philosophy to sleep paralysis.


      3. How exactly does this bring me a lucid dream?
      - Easy, this technique is performed after the exit of a dream, if you follow the instructions carefully, and
      precisely, your body will continue on with it's REM period, and after every lucid you have, you can continue
      to "chain" your dreams over and over, until your body decides that it's REM period for this time is over. Of
      course it is best done in the morning, because your REM period is longer.




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      This is the information post on DEILD, the next post has detailed instructions on what you need to do to become
      a DEILD'er! Follow them and you'll be on the path to lucidity god in no time at all! Thank you for reading this
      large chunk of information if you did, because now you know almost everything you need to know about the technique
      in order to begin! so without further adieu, I welcome you to the DEILD tutorial.

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      Last edited by Klace; 05-10-2007 at 11:44 PM.
      Hakuna Matata.

      Lucid Dreams: 200+ (Too many to count.)

      Yes, I created DEILD.
      http://dreamviews.com/community/showthread.php?t=36281

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