Do you have a list of dream goals? If you don't, make one, and read through it from time to time, especially before going to sleep, it should help you remember your goals in the dream. |
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Since a young, I have been having naturally occurring lucid dreams on rare occasions (~once a month or sometimes less). Whenever I did have them, everything looked and felt so damn real despite the fact that all I would be able to do was take in my surroundings but lose lucidity before I was able to take control. |
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Last edited by veinsetsuns; 05-02-2013 at 04:39 AM.
Do you have a list of dream goals? If you don't, make one, and read through it from time to time, especially before going to sleep, it should help you remember your goals in the dream. |
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Checker666 is absolutely right: try to write down a list of dream goals. In here, just use your imagination and don't be short on getting inspiration from several sources. I like to read other people's DJs and threads in order to get ideas at the same time I watch a bit of fantasy around the web. |
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In a book I have been reading The Tibetan Yogas of Dreams and Sleep by Rinpoche, he lists several excellent dream goals, which I know I want to try out once I am successful at lucid dreaming again: |
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haha i know this feeling well. |
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I think having goals is crucial. It's the best feeling when you get things done. |
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Thanks for all the replies! I'm going to start making a list of dream goals to accomplish. I had a look at the month task thing and might give some of those a go too |
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Hi guys, just calling in to update. |
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Also, how long does it take a person to finally lucid dream through the WILD technique? |
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Go look into some breathing techniques or some other form of a relaxer. The breathing technique really helps,trust me! |
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