Thanks, better now!
yeah, i was not lucid and I'm not lucid often so it's very hrd to control ants haha.
Wasn't there a commercial about eating light potato chips out of a lightbulb in the 1980s and the early '90s?
Feel better. *Hugs*
Wow, the ants remind me of the Odontomachus or some subbreed of that. When I think of the Ants with dogs heads that remind me of the Pheidole. Dreams about ants? You could try to control them in your dreams?
Hi, I have been working with the MILD technique on and off for a few years now. On and off because I never really understood how MILD worked, did it incorrectly, and never got anything out of it. Then, it finally *clicked* and I have had 3 lucid dreams this past week.
I remember how I tried to look into a mirror as a 'to do' thing starting in my lucid explorations, what happened is at age 27 I had a lucid dream in which I went to a bazaar, found a big mirror and looked into it, I was fresh looking, 16-18 years old self. It had a profound effect on me as I think it showed my inner self-image, it's kinda funny too
Do you frequently go to casinos? Casinos are a dream sign for me. I LOVE casinos and slot machines. If you frequently find yourself dreaming of them, you can use this to your advantage to gain lucidity! Good luck!
Hey, I enjoyed reading this and feel like I'm taking something away from your comments at the bottom for what helps you get lucid with WBTB + MILD, which is the same combo I've been working with since I've started. Putting emphasis on the intention "to remember" as you have makes sense. I've been working with this on and off for almost a year now and sometimes it seems easier than others. How long have you been working with the MILD technique?
bjorks dreams are awesome she's so lively in mine when she does show up!!!
Cool!!
Is it? I guess it's a habit I developed after 20 years of dealing with Internet buffoonery (though mostly on two now defunct sites including DreamsCloud); countless people who have no idea what the dream state is but pretend to, including "professional interpreters" who come forward when not asked and lack the understanding that dreams are concurrent processes. Thanks very much for commenting.
Super scientific!
