Thread: Mildly advance lucid dreamer in need of s.o.s help

If you haven't, take a look at this tutorial.
If you have tried everything in there, maybe you don't need more stabilization.

I had the same problem with stabilization but then I read about this technique: http://www.dreamviews.com/f14/close-...3/#post1916463 and was the only one that worked for me, but after I used it the others techniques started working fine for me, I hope this technique works for you too .

Originally Posted by TruMotion

If you haven't, take a look at this tutorial.
If you have tried everything in there, maybe you don't need more stabilization.

thanks but Im pretty shure what I need is stablization I just having a lot of trouble
finding one that works so please anyone I feel like im seriosly missing out please help

Originally Posted by GuitarShot100

I had the same problem with stabilization but then I read about this technique: http://www.dreamviews.com/f14/close-...3/#post1916463 and was the only one that worked for me, but after I used it the others techniques started working fine for me, I hope this technique works for you too .

Thanks this os next on my list to try

i use my sense of touch a lot and i focus on the weather in the dream like feeling if its hot or cold or if its windy or raining. i find that standing in the rain is the best for stabilizing....if its raining that is. if not play god!

Originally Posted by samedi

i use my sense of touch a lot and i focus on the weather in the dream like feeling if its hot or cold or if its windy or raining. i find that standing in the rain is the best for stabilizing....if its raining that is. if not play god!

My sense of touch usly grounds me the most so will try this

I never thought of feeling temp in a lucid before

Originally Posted by GuitarShot100

I had the same problem with stabilization but then I read about this technique: http://www.dreamviews.com/f14/close-...3/#post1916463 and was the only one that worked for me, but after I used it the others techniques started working fine for me, I hope this technique works for you too .

I'll probably try this in my next lucid dream. The first lucid dream I had(This morning! ) I closed my eyes to change scenery and woke up in my bed, under sleep paralysis, hearing everything my bro was doing next to me..(Raging at his laptop)

Originally Posted by TehDalek

I'll probably try this in my next lucid dream. The first lucid dream I had(This morning! ) I closed my eyes to change scenery and woke up in my bed, under sleep paralysis, hearing everything my bro was doing next to me..(Raging at his laptop)

I think that was because being in a LD is a new sensation so you cant distinguish if you are closing your eyes in the dream or in the real life, and when you try to close your eyes in the real life it wakes you up, with the time you will know to distinguish your dream body and your real body, and then it will work. I dont know, is just a theory

Originally Posted by TehDalek

I'll probably try this in my next lucid dream. The first lucid dream I had(This morning! ) I closed my eyes to change scenery and woke up in my bed, under sleep paralysis, hearing everything my bro was doing next to me..(Raging at his laptop)

It's only safe to close your eyes, if your dream already has some stabilization. Which probably didn't happen, since it was your first LD.

Originally Posted by TruMotion

It's only safe to close your eyes, if your dream already has some stabilization. Which probably didn't happen, since it was your first LD.

It seemed pretty stable, I could see everything in pretty good detail, knew exactly what I was looking at, had goals, had senses, but I never looked at my hands, I read a huge anchoring/stability topic yesterday and have many techniques to try in my next Lucid Dream. I guess Dream Spinning is what I should have done rather than closing my eyes and trying to change my environment Because with dream spinning you are kind of whisking away one view, while bringing in a new one.

Originally Posted by TehDalek

It seemed pretty stable, I could see everything in pretty good detail, knew exactly what I was looking at, had goals, had senses, but I never looked at my hands, I read a huge anchoring/stability topic yesterday and have many techniques to try in my next Lucid Dream. I guess Dream Spinning is what I should have done rather than closing my eyes and trying to change my environment Because with dream spinning you are kind of whisking away one view, while bringing in a new one.

Yeah, I think most people find spinning more effective. Doesn't work for everyone though.

Originally Posted by TruMotion

Yeah, I think most people find spinning more effective. Doesn't work for everyone though.

This works for people that can use DEILD, is the same theory

Spinning never fail to help me stabilize it just dosent take me fully into the dream like, it only half way stabilizes I need somthing to finish the job