Thread: Maple's Workbook

Originally Posted by sivason

This is why I teach a shift in how people look at RC. If you get used to just frequently questioning if something can clarify whether you are currently dreaming it takes no time. As an example, I have found my dreams can not recreate the sensation of running my tongue over my teeth very well. The tongue is amazingly sensitive and can feel vast amounts of detail in your mouth. It is something my dreams just can not create. So I will often just take a moment while working to slowly see if my tongue is highly capable of detecting detail in my mouth or not while wondering if I am dreaming.

Ahh so put more emphasis on RCs and don't treat them as oh yeah I gotta do this!

I will just put my dream in here

I was holding a big stick and a hammer and I look back to see there were many people following me. I look back ahead and notice that I am just holding one large stick. I become lucid because of this and feel overwhelming amounts of sensation. I tried to calm down and closed my eyes then I lost lucidity and then awoken (still in dream) I was in my room and I grabbed my Dream Journal and I said "Oh my God" my mum comes in the room and says I have an assessment, I said that I needed paper yada yada.

I am proud that I actually got lucid for a bit!
I will start doing RCs when I wake up just in case stuff like that happens again and I will also start reading up on Stability in dreams.

If anyone could say or link me some stabilization methods that will be helpful!