Thread: My Technique keeps working

I tried this last night and instead of entering a dream, i entered SP. What do you think may have caused this?
Thanks

Originally Posted by detail

I tried this last night and instead of entering a dream, i entered SP. What do you think may have caused this?
Thanks

you where really close to entering a Lucid Dream, instead you entered SP. It happens every now and then

Hello, hopefully your technique will give me my first LD after knowing of LDing for about three years and after hundreds of attempts of all kinds of techniques.

I follow the steps, but I don't reawaken after I go back to bed. Example: fall asleep at 12:30. alarm wakes me up at 6:30. Fall asleep. My other alarm wakes me up at 8:50--time to get up.

Do you use a lot of autosuggestion while falling asleep after the first alarm to get yourself to wake up again?

How long after the first alarm until you wake up again?

Does your technique require more than 9 hours of sleep or so to be available?

Originally Posted by eggbert

Hello, hopefully your technique will give me my first LD after knowing of LDing for about three years and after hundreds of attempts of all kinds of techniques.

I follow the steps, but I don't reawaken after I go back to bed. Example: fall asleep at 12:30. alarm wakes me up at 6:30. Fall asleep. My other alarm wakes me up at 8:50--time to get up.

Do you use a lot of autosuggestion while falling asleep after the first alarm to get yourself to wake up again?

How long after the first alarm until you wake up again?

Does your technique require more than 9 hours of sleep or so to be available?

I dont use autosuggestion. Usually I just noticed that I woke up. Also your next brief awakening after falling asleep is usually 1 hour later.

so if the alarm goes off at 6:30am your next brief awakening should be at 7:30.

And yes this technique requires 8-9 hours of sleep. But remember this technique utilizes a really important time for inducing Lucid Dreams, so its worth it.

Just to add some more discussion to the topic, this morning at around 8am with all of the light shining into my room and half draped across the girlfriend next to me (i.e distractions).

I just woke up, for some reason I was feeling a certain way which is hard to describe - very tired, half asleep and half awake, kind of like a brief awakening but a little different...anyway, I didnt wild properly but i got very close, saw everything around me just before the final jump but didnt quite make it. I did with with 3 different visions including the backyard one first and they all did the same thing.

Does anyone else kind of get a feeling where they know they can jump into a WILD as soon as they close their eyes? bar the advanced dreamers of course!

Originally Posted by Swank

Does anyone else kind of get a feeling where they know they can jump into a WILD as soon as they close their eyes? bar the advanced dreamers of course!

i had something like that last night. i took some cold medicine that was making me really tired. then when i layed in bed i felt like if i had just woken up from 6 hours of sleep and like i could fall back asleep in seconds. i waited like 30 seconds and i started to see HI. then my brother walked in, talked to me, and turned on the TV. THE TRIPLE WHAMMY. that was also the first time i would have been lucid dreaming when i first went to bed.

geez people. quit being so gullible. This guy didn't create this method or anything of the sort - if anything, he only popularized it for you guys. Once you read copious amounts of material on dreaming and out-of-body experiences, you will notice that tactile sensations have always been prominently stressed. This guy is acting like he is some sort of guru in dreaming here because he can emulate millennia old techniques and claim them as his own.