The most effective way of getting lucid (and easiest?)

**Onforty** · 05-15-2009 08:56 PM

Hi people, i am having floods of dreams, but i never get myself lucid while doing it.

Now how do i make it atleast 50% chance for getting lucid?
Also whats the best exercise to do for dream recall?
And my final question is: Is it dangerous to use bineural waves for lucid dreaming? And does it works weaker when its a mp3?

Also i got this problem:

When i listen to this stimulating bineural gizmo ding dong hunkerjunk thingie i get adrenaline rushes or atleast very hard beating heart. Sometimes so scared that i need to sleep in my parents room

How do i solve that problem. And how do i handle that stimulation thing correctly?

Reply as quick as you can.

**yellowlight** · 05-15-2009 09:45 PM

Now how do i make it atleast 50% chance for getting lucid?
Be aware throughout the day, always pay attention to whatever you're doing, and always do reality checks (for DILDs)

Also whats the best exercise to do for dream recall?
The dream journal. Write every detail you remember in it, and your recall will improve gradually.

Is it dangerous to use bineural waves for lucid dreaming? And does it works weaker when its a mp3?
No, it's not dangerous at all. And if it's a 320kbps mp3 then it should work well.

And how do i handle that stimulation thing correctly?
There is no need to get scared of that, it happens to me too. If I don't pay attention to it, it will go away (the "very hard beating heart")

**theseeker** · 05-15-2009 09:52 PM

yellowlights right, keep a dream journal it works wonders. I kept one and now need to get a new one, mine has like 2 months worth of dreams in it and now i can remember much more about my dreams then before. Also if you remember part of your dream, stat to think about it alot throughout your day, that seems to help me alot.

**Onforty** · 05-18-2009 03:40 PM

Originally Posted by yellowlight

Now how do i make it atleast 50% chance for getting lucid?
Be aware throughout the day, always pay attention to whatever you're doing, and always do reality checks (for DILDs)

Also whats the best exercise to do for dream recall?
The dream journal. Write every detail you remember in it, and your recall will improve gradually.

Is it dangerous to use bineural waves for lucid dreaming? And does it works weaker when its a mp3?
No, it's not dangerous at all. And if it's a 320kbps mp3 then it should work well.

And how do i handle that stimulation thing correctly?
There is no need to get scared of that, it happens to me too. If I don't pay attention to it, it will go away (the "very hard beating heart")

Thanks.

**CHiLLEN** · 05-20-2009 05:12 AM

Try Rhytem Napping, there's a almost 100% strike rate if you are able to full asleep and wake up during the alarms. I'm starting to take it serious see how i go myself.

**Tavasion** · 05-20-2009 07:19 AM

i find WBTB the most effective technique

**Lionsroar** · 05-20-2009 11:43 AM

Originally Posted by CHiLLEN_AU

Try Rhytem Napping, there's a almost 100% strike rate if you are able to full asleep and wake up during the alarms. I'm starting to take it serious see how i go myself.

Whats rhythm napping?

**yellowlight** · 05-20-2009 12:25 PM

Originally Posted by Lionsroar

Whats rhythm napping?

http://www.saltcube.com/out-of-body/...rhythm-napping
http://www.dreamviews.com/community/...ead.php?t=6644

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