Hi there my friend, |
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I've had plenty lucid dreams over the years, and I've never had any stability issues. However, I started doing hand reality checks recently and I've had two DILDs in the past week in which I checked my hands, realized I was dreaming, and then quickly lost my lucidity continuing to dream as I normally would. I remember that both times, it was very dark and I felt sluggish and tired. It was as if my lucidity melted away in the darkness. The second time it happened I was ready for it and tried hard to maintain consciousness, but failed after what I'm guessing was no more than 2 seconds. As I said, I've had plenty of perfectly stable lucid dreams in the past and I have decent dream control, so I have no idea what the problem is. Does anyone have any ideas? |
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Hi there my friend, |
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Yes I have... Is that a problem? |
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Yeah, it's better to bring your hands up to your face, because looking at your hands with a plain backdrop (the ground) takes a lot of attention off the dreamscape, which is what is causing your stabilization issues. Try bringing your hands up to the horizon/eye level so that the dreamscape is still in focus. That should help. |
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