Thread: Want to participate in a new technique experiment?

Originally Posted by Clairity

This small clock can be set to vibrate or beep or both. There are three vibration levels and you can set up to 12 alarms! I often use the vibration setting on the highest level, wrap the small clock in a face towel and simply lay the clock so that it's pressed against my body. The vibration isn't "jarring" and another plus to a vibrating clock is that it doesn't disturb anyone else when it goes off (not even my husband who is laying right next to me)!

Clairity... Do you just copy/paste that block of text every time the Invisible Clock shows up? It sounds really familiar...
Nice timesaver!

Well, I haven't specfically tried it. But let me tell you, it has the potential to work.

I took an (accidental) three and a half hour nap beginning at six last night. I had somewhat good recall with that nap dream. I then went to bed at about 12:45 AM and fell asleep about either 1 or 1:25 AM.

Throughout the night, because I got so much sleep already, i had trouble falling asleep. My sleep so far (it's currently 3 AM in PA) has been extremely light, characterized by many possible false awakenings and going in-and-out of many dreams. I hope you understand what I mean. It's probably happened to all of you maybe a few times a year.

Anyway, I managed (through a DILD though) to get one my most vivid and best lucids yet. It was kinda short but very clear.

So, there is logic in lightening sleep. This can work!

I had pain all night from tendonitis in my knee and didn't get to sleep until nearly three so I didn't attempt it last night. Will try tonight.

I got a LD early this morning after using the mp3.

I think it was a DILD though, not a WILD. I don't remember what made me lucid but as soon as I knew I was dreaming the dream changed to me being in my bed with in dream SP (as what happens when I WILD) so the entire lucid experience felt more like a WILD than a DILD.

Very simply, I was locked in dream SP and levitated out of it. I then sat on the edge of my bed in my dark bedroom. I looked out the window in front of me. It was dark outside as well. I used the window pane as a screen to project my intentions onto. Eventually I saw a human shape shadow that intrigued me. I waved the shadow out of the window pane and we just stared at each other until I woke up.

*edit*

I also listened to Lucid Ground before I went to sleep.

Saltcube's timer could easily be used for this, if you enter your values manually.

http://www.saltcube.com/timer.html

So I got the audiofile on my iPod, set an alarm for 3:30, put my earphones in, and went to sleep. I went through the cycles from 3:30 to 4:00, and fell asleep with no dreams. I didn't stay up long when the alarm went off, jusst a few seconds, and I was out again.

I woke up around 7:00 after a dream, and tried listening to the alarm again. The sleep was too light to really yield anything, and I got up right before the last alarm.



I'll try to do it again tonight.

Last night I had two lucid dreams. I don't remember if they were during the experiment or separate. Unfortunately halfway through the technique, I had to go to the bathroom and couldn't get back to sleep.