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    1. 07-01-2005 10:31 PM #1
      Dagaz
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      Rubbing your Hands.

      This happend to me once in the time when I was used to use Dream Spinning technique for staying lucid, not waking up, and keep thing real.. I was in a LD i just found out i was dreaming so the first thing I was used to do in that time was to dream spinn, so i did, and i did it so fast that I woke up. When i woke up i told my brother about this and he told me: Why do you bother spinning when you can rubb your hands?
      So i listend to him, and in the next LD i tryed out that thing and it worked perfectly, even better than dream spinning, I thing that method maid me to excited and maid me wake up very fast.
      Does this method work as good as it works for me?
      Have you tryed it out?
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    2. 07-01-2005 10:40 PM #2
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      Yeah, coincidently I tried it out for the first time last night when my LD was fading it really helped
      It says my lucid age is 10 years+ that's true but I still have recall issues
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    3. 07-01-2005 10:48 PM #3
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      Yes, the rubbing hands method has worked pretty well for me in the past -- though I usually forget to do it.
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    4. 07-04-2005 04:44 AM #4
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      Yea it works well, I was doing it in a dream once and it felt so real that I thought my real body was rubbing its hands as well.
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    5. 07-04-2005 05:47 AM #5
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      Same here. Rubbing my hands is one of the things i try to use to stay inside the lucid dream. It works pretty good most of the times.
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    6. 07-04-2005 09:47 PM #6
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      Ahh, I wish I had the chance to see this last night!

      My dad made a noise with the door and I started to wake up, and I was unable to Dream Spin cause of the position I was in. Arg, If I just rubbed my hands I woud have stayed in the dream longer.
      (Since regaining interest in LDs)

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    7. 07-05-2005 11:07 PM #7
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      its good to see the results. I've been intending to try the rubbing the hands thing myself, but i wasnt sure if it actually works(unlike the spinning one...god i hate that one....)

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