when yo go lucid and are close to waking up you will feel your real body in bed ( or where ever you happen to be sleeping)
what ever you do, dont focus on it , instead focus on the dream.
Dont stress this part, you are going to wake up from lucid dreams a lot and depending where you are in the REM cycle you have a better or worse chance of keeping stable.
instead, try the following over a course of a few lucid dreams, dont rush it and remember that the more you practice this skill, the longer and longer your lucid dreams will be.
When you obtain lucidity speak out loud, say "I am dreaming, my world is stable and I am calm" reach out and touch something and really feel it, say the ground. How does it feel under your hands, is it warm or cold, soft or hard, really engage yourself in the dream. This is a form of stabilization and works wonders.
When you are awake, take some time out each day, and visualise yourself finding out you are dreaming, when this happens take a deep breath, relax your body and mind and say to yourself, "When I realize I am dreaming my dream world becomes stable "
Think of lucid dreaming through two sides.
1. the visualize while you are awake that prepares you for sleep.
2. the actual feeling while you are in a lucid dream.
Work on them both and you will see the benefits.
Richard
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