I talk a lot in both lucid and non lucid dreams. If you click the 3 next to WILD in my signature you can read my most recent WILD. I was screaming in that one. |
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I've recently made a lucid dream todo list, and it dawned on me that I never seem to talk in my dreams. (On the top of my list is to say, "I am dreaming and am safely in my bed.") Last night I had two back-to-back lucid dreams, and I forgot my task in both. It's frustrating because I can recall my first lucid dream ever where I did in fact talk. But now I don't at all. |
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Last edited by carwashguy; 02-17-2011 at 03:48 PM.
I talk a lot in both lucid and non lucid dreams. If you click the 3 next to WILD in my signature you can read my most recent WILD. I was screaming in that one. |
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I tend not to talk, but that's more of a conscious choice. In my Lucids, I can't seem to be able to openly speak without waking myself up for some reason. In my non-lucid dreams it happens all the time though. It's one of those areas I need to work on I think.. |
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Okay, as luck would have it I had another lucid dream last night, and this time I remembered my tasks. I said, "my names is [my name], and I am dreaming. I am actually in my bed right now." |
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Hahah that's funny. Your dreaming in your mind and while in your mind your thinking to yourself in your dream bodys mind. Which basically still your mind. Well I don't talk in a lot of my dreams either. I guess I'm not super talkative in waking life. Actually, I guess is 50/50 because I seem to talk in half my dreams, but I don't remember what I said. Remembering words for me is really hard to recall when I wake up. I can remember what the general idea that was being spoken of, but not the actuall words. But besides that, my dream recall is spot on. |
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Last edited by NrElAx; 02-18-2011 at 09:12 PM.
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I've never talked in a lucid dream. In the past, I purposely didn't because it felt so real I was afraid I would be talking in real life. Same with moving. In the lucid dream, moving or talking feels so real I'm sure I must be doing it in real life too. It's only when I wake up I realize I couldn't have been. |
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It's weird at first, I kinda had to learn how to talk in my lucids. It sounded muffled the first couple times but after a while, it came out normally. For me, having conversations with DCs in lucid dreams is a good way of anchoring/stabilizing because it keeps me engaged in the dream. As a bonus, DCs can sometimes help you when needed. eg. You can always ask them where X is. |
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Last edited by GavinGill; 02-19-2011 at 11:41 AM.
While it is good to confirm that your dreaming, you don't want to think about your physical sleeping body because that decreases lucidity. If you want to lock in your LD and confirm what is going on, check out Atkins515's Tutorial. This will help you use your dream senses instead of your physicall senses, and hopfully help you talk easier. |
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i only started to talk when i made it a conscious dream goal in waking life. before that, i never spoke. |
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stuck alone inside your head, better off dead
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