I'd also like an answer. The same thing happens to me too. |
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Well, I haven't posted here in many, many years... |
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I've had three DILDs in the last year, one tactile, two in the last three months that were dreamlike.
Previously hyper_angel, posting since 2007-2008.
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I'd also like an answer. The same thing happens to me too. |
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I ususally touch thigs and concenrtate on what I'm feeling- it usually helps clarity and control as well, it's always a good thing to do. |
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when i have a lucid dream the first thing I will do isorder a pizza.
PIZZA
pizza is sacred.
I do that, it kinda fixes it, but then it just fades away like normal. |
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i tend to viisualise a lake like a did in my first lucid this provides me with the sound of water the image and the sensation the water creates and the tempreture of the water it, for me is a very good way of fixing it. |
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Well, I put a lot of focus onto the dream, like try to feel the ground/air as I'm walking, the heat of the sun or the cold of the night, the clothes and that kind of stuff. |
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Usually things such as physical senses (touch, taste, hearing) won't appear unless you focus on them. |
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I do what Walms does. I guess there's a bit of expectation in there, too. When I touch glass, I expect it to be slightly cold. When I touch a door, I expect the wood to be slightly rough. |
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Are your dream hands pretty stable? My dream hands are pretty stable, they always look just like my waking hands. I usually have no problem feeling objects in my dream, though sometimes don't feel the way I expect. And if my feet are pretty stable, then I can feel the ground. |
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I recommend that you first stabilize the dream, by touching things, looking at things or simply just sitting down and waiting for a while. |
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I wonder if it is just your memory of the dream that lacks sensation. Make a point of checking this out next time you are lucid. Make a note to yourself, "Does this feel real, now?" Then you just have to remember whether you answered yes or no. It is very difficult to remember whether or not something felt real. Memories are always squishy. |
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