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    1. 04-06-2010 11:09 PM #1
      DreamingDragon
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      Need Tips for awareness!

      I need more awareness! cause i had 2 dreams that made me SICK when i woke up(just joking, i was more pissed off)

      Well, on monday i had this dream when i was in this old wooden house(store) and this vampire chick was up stairs.

      This DC who was next to me was like, what should we do? (Here it comes!)

      Im like, "I remember having this dream before, i want to change events and see what happends if i don't go up", so the guy walks up the staris and gets killed, then she runs down and kills me(and yes, i had this dream before ,but very long ago)

      (i woke up turning my neck side ways really quick(before the bite)

      Anyways, i had yet another dream today! And i was in the desert, riding a bike with CAR RIMS as tires, i was struggling to ride it and i was like "arrrgh! i know this is a dream and it's stupid" Then i got attacked and woke up.

      So the point is, HOW CAN I BECOME MORE AWARE!?!? i just missed 2 FRICKEN AWESOME clues that should made me lucid!
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    2. 04-07-2010 06:40 PM #2
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      Congratulations, that second dream you had was a lucid dream. "arrrgh! i know this is a dream and it's stupid" You were aware that you were in a dream, therefore you were lucid. No problem with awareness on that one! Also, were you aware that you were dreaming in that first dream? If so, that was a lucid dream as well.

      Awareness in dreams comes when you practice reality checks, or "RCs" during your daily routine. At least, that's one way of doing it. Which method are you trying to master right now?
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      I'm not on DV much these days, but I'll try to toss a cool dream or two into my DJ.
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    3. 04-07-2010 08:00 PM #3
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      Quote Originally Posted by Clyde Machine View Post
      Congratulations, that second dream you had was a lucid dream. "arrrgh! i know this is a dream and it's stupid" You were aware that you were in a dream, therefore you were lucid. No problem with awareness on that one! Also, were you aware that you were dreaming in that first dream? If so, that was a lucid dream as well.

      Awareness in dreams comes when you practice reality checks, or "RCs" during your daily routine. At least, that's one way of doing it. Which method are you trying to master right now?
      I wasn't aware though lol, and i use hand reality check and nose pinch. I also double check clocks and etc.
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    4. 04-15-2010 08:37 PM #4
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      You weren't aware, meaning you weren't lucid then? Sounds like your RCs are fine, keep those going and you should see some results soon enough. How long have you been at this?
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