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      Smile Record my voice on my alarm to Stay still/Recall Dream

      I thought of this idea today, of recording my voice on my phone saying
      ''Do not move, Do not move, Do not move, Recall your Dreams, Recall your dreams'' Which lasts for 15 seconds or less, i set my voice recording as my alarm.
      Was curious if this would work for entering SP within seconds/mins and then complete WILD by not moving?
      Thought this may help people who have trouble recalling there dreams, as this will demand you to stay still, eyes closed thinking about your last dream.

      I'm always groggy in the morning and tend to not think about recalling my dream or keeping still, and ruin my chances of doing both by moving around not noticing what's going on.
      I think the recording will help me, i'll edit post for my progress, also if anyone is interested in doing this please let us know how things go.
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      I think I'm going to try this one. I always get distracted or scared when I hear my alarm going off. It sounds like a good idea, I'll post my results.

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      Quote Originally Posted by yellowlight View Post
      I think I'm going to try this one. I always get distracted or scared when I hear my alarm going off. It sounds like a good idea, I'll post my results.
      Cool, me too.
      Missed out this morning girlfriend cracked it, i'm moving to the couch tonight see how it goes.
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      Okay, so... I awoke this morning to "Do not move, do not move", and it kinda worked because I didn't move, but I still got distracted, and I remembered to recall my dreams only after I heard my voice saying so. But it doesn't matter, because I could recall 3 dreams, and my average is 1-2. So, yea. It works.

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      Yap, tried too. And it kinds works. However I thought at a nicer method. While my alarm was very low (like a whipsering) I placed my phone near my pillow and I recorded :"Wake up! Now stand still! Don't move! Don't move!" and as soon as it started I got conscious and I didn't moved at all. And usually it takes a very loud alarm to wake me up. It took me about 2 minutes to fall asleep again. All I remember now its something like: "Ok I'm sleeping again..." but thats all. Probably I got in a lucid dream for few seconds or so, but I forgot it (I was really tierd last night, usually I remember 3-5 dreams every night).

      I'm going to try this night to make a "Go in a lucid dream" or "Became lucid" alarm. Maybe will somehow works .
      There is no such thing as "impossible".

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      Sounds like a pretty good idea! I had an idea (never carried it out) that involved something similar. I'd set my alarm to go off when I am REM sleep, but the alarm would be my voice repeating over and over "tyler, you are dreaming" "your in a dream".

      I dont know if it would work; I guess I'd have to be able to hear the alarm well enough to comprehend what it was saying, but have it not be loud enough to wake me up.

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      Hey thanks for that tip! Usually my alarm freaks me out too, since its pretty noisy and all ("Hey Mickey bring it on" - in case anyone knows that song).
      I now recorded my void, telling me that I shouldn't move, that everything is OK and that I am dreaming.

      Lets see if it works :-) I am curious whether it worked for anyone else.

      Cheers,
      Ready4Fajir

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      I have been busy as hell, and i have not been able to attempt this out at anytime, but it's all sweet now. So i'll respond with some info on how i go next week.
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      As I. School is winding down, so hopefully my mind will finally be eat ease. I will post my results as well.

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