The biggest thing to remember is to believe that you can do anything in a dream. Just make sure you note that breaking the laws of physics is ok, and nothing can harm you. This tutorial may help. |
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I had my first lucid dream last month, and this month I had a second lucid dream, however in the first one, when I tried to fly, I fell flat on my face instead of falling, and in the second one, my Dad tried to kill me, and even though I knew it was a dream, I still lost it and simply woke up. What can I do to stay in control of the dream, and use magical powers? |
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The biggest thing to remember is to believe that you can do anything in a dream. Just make sure you note that breaking the laws of physics is ok, and nothing can harm you. This tutorial may help. |
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If you're having a hard time with control, then try to use things around you. Instead of flying without anything, strap on a jet pack and just go! Passive control is suggested for new people. The more LD's you have the easier it gets. Just keep on trying and believe in yourself! |
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Previous Lucid Task: Flying [X]
Next Lucid Task: Telekinesis [ ]
2012 - LD's: 17 | Dreams: 24 - Updated every now and then...
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Im not having trouble becoming lucid or any aspect of stabilising it.. The only hurdle I seem to face is actually remembering my goals in time to be able to work on them! |
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LD Count - 11
Spoiler for Current Lucid Goals:
LabRat just think of your goals durring the day and when you reality check. I've been visualizing how I'm going to do the tasks of the month all month. So I know that once I get lucid it's going to go down mostly that way. Visualizing your goals helps them become real. Although it takes some of the spontaneousness out of the dream. |
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