Your waking up before the REM period and wanting to easily fall asleep so it's a solid combination for Lucid dreams.. I've done that a few times my self.. |
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Ok, so for the past two weeks, both weeks I've had 2-3 day spans where I slept very little due to having to finish off school work. Every night I maybe slept 4-5 hours maximum. The first morning I could wake up fine. I'd feel a bit off, but coffee would keep going right through the day without issues. The second night, I woke up 4 hours, and I felt like a truck had just ran over me. I felt just awful. I hit the snooze, lay back down, and within seconds, I am in sleep paralysis. I had a nice little lucid, before having to wake up after my snooze went off. The same exact thing happened the following week. |
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Your waking up before the REM period and wanting to easily fall asleep so it's a solid combination for Lucid dreams.. I've done that a few times my self.. |
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Yes, it is well known that lack of sleep can cause both REM-rebound and sleep paralysis to occur. |
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Yeah, the lack of enough sleep from the previous night that should make it much easier to fall into the sleep paralysis state (and then into a lucid dream), as opposed to just attempting this morning by morning where you receive sufficient amounts of sleep day by day. |
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alrighty. I am also gonna try this during spring break |
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# of LDs so far: DILD-1, WILD-0, Awareness-5
Max Dreams recalled in one night: 3
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I'd just like to point out that that is NOT healthy |
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I have some amitriptyline for my illness - I take 50mg before bed each night. |
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2008
LD's: 1
Recent Vivid Dream: I was at the back of a resturant, by a stream, that goes into the mountains (yes in a resturant!) when a huge flood came gushing down and a wolf came with it...
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