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[techdeck1]

OK, so I have a couple of questions and statements. I have been looking around the forum and have gotten used to the terms and stuff. But im still a little confused. I though you guys could help me out. 1. Before I came upon this website I had about 2 lucid dreams which lasted about 4 seconds each. In these dreams I really didnt do a reality check or anything. It just came to me that it was a dream. 2. I have noticed lately that when i try to WILD and it doesnt work, I end up either not having a dream or having very poor recall. I wanted to know if you knew why and what technique for lucid dreaming you think is the EASIEST. 3. I tried to WILD one time while napping and since it was my first try I saw the images and then I saw a license plate. Excited I openened my eyes and said WOAH. Then i though O NO! Ever since then i havent really been able to see the HI that clearly. I wanted to know if you are supposed to make the HI form into clear images, if they come naturally and do they make images by themselves. 4. Also I am unaware if i have entered SP because my body feels numb but I dont have any vibrations or anything. THANK YOU IN ADVANCE FOR THE HELP AND PLEASE DO NOT RE-DIRECT ME TO A TUTORIAL BECAUSE I HAVE READ MOST OF THEM.

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2. Poor recall would be merely coincidence. 3. HH takes care of itself. Just sit back and keep yourself awake and vaguely aware while it sorts itself out. 4. Unless you tried to move and were unable to, you literally will not be able to know if you were in SP or not. The HH, the hallucinations that accompany SP, also occur all on their own, so this is not a determining factor really. Since you don't like tutorials, try these instead: 1. 2. (Also, as far as tutorials, the MILD one on here is awful so if you have a copy of EWOLD, go by that one.) There's no such thing as an 'easy' technique, as this depends mainly on the sleep schedule, natural talents, luck, dedication, beliefs, and warranted and unwarranted fears of the dreamer, along with other things. In trying to choose a technique you shouldn't just ask randomly what is 'best' for you, but instead make a list of every single technique and determine why or why not you think it would be worthy of your time and attempts. What makes it, above other techniques, suited to your personal qualities and thus has a higher chance of success.

[techdeck1]

2. Poor recall would be merely coincidence. 3. HH takes care of itself. Just sit back and keep yourself awake and vaguely aware while it sorts itself out. 4. Unless you tried to move and were unable to, you literally will not be able to know if you were in SP or not. The HH, the hallucinations that accompany SP, also occur all on their own, so this is not a determining factor really. Since you don't like tutorials, try these instead: 1. 2. (Also, as far as tutorials, the MILD one on here is awful so if you have a copy of EWOLD, go by that one.) There's no such thing as an 'easy' technique, as this depends mainly on the sleep schedule, natural talents, luck, dedication, beliefs, and warranted and unwarranted fears of the dreamer, along with other things. In trying to choose a technique you shouldn't just ask randomly what is 'best' for you, but instead make a list of every single technique and determine why or why not you think it would be worthy of your time and attempts. What makes it, above other techniques, suited to your personal qualities and thus has a higher chance of success. THANK YOU VERY MUCH