Wow, that's... cool and weird. I used to use the spinning technique too, but it never worked for me. It always made things worse, like it did for you. |
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Alright... so i had my 2nd and 3rd lucid dreams in a nap. The way lucidity happened for me was really weird in the first place. I just went to sleep, and automatically knew i was dreaming. Like there was a clear beginning and i was aware of it. Anyway, after something on the nightstand disappeared, i performed the nose reality check and everything seemed alittle more clear, except it was still just alittle hazy. I then tried to spin. When i did this i saw myself in third person spinning around, but then i turned into some weird totem pole made out of african looking skulls, then every wooden frame, the bed, the nightstand all turned into those same skulls. My girlfriend, a few weeks back tried to spin in her dream aswell, and blood spewed out of her mouth... |
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Wow, that's... cool and weird. I used to use the spinning technique too, but it never worked for me. It always made things worse, like it did for you. |
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Random Quote: "You can only make things so fool-proof. Eventually, you have to eliminate the fools." -???
Spinning never worked for me. I've did several experiments with spinning early on and got quite pissed off after spinning attempt ruined one of the longest LDs I had up to date. So I stopped spinning and started looking for an alternative. |
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Lucid Dreams Since Joining: 40
Most Recent: 16 September 2010
~If at first you don't succeed destroy all evidence that you tried!~
Generally, I think spinning sucks, might be just me, but oh well. I either wake up or I get dizzy in either the dream or in real life. I've found a much more effective method to be holding my eyes shut, thinking of where I want to be, then opening them again. |
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Just keep moving…
havent been keeping up with nearly anything on this site anymore.... work's a bitch. |
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What about just thinking of a place and expect it to be behind the next closed door? then jsut walk through and see if its there? |
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the closed door thing could work |
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Lucid Dreams Since Joining: 40
Most Recent: 16 September 2010
~If at first you don't succeed destroy all evidence that you tried!~
I've tried imagining stuff behind closed doors, didnt work. When I open such doors there's normal stuff behind them like rooms, bathrooms, whatever else. |
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I tried spinning last night. I just spun around in the middle of the room. The centrifical force sensation was really believable, it was pretty amazing. All it really did was prolong the dream, and did it fairly effectively. Whenever I close my eyes in a dream I always seem to wake up when I open them. I should practice just keeping them closed and allowing a new scene to develop, or something like that. |
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Don't worry spinning doesn't work for every one. I haven't tried it yet, so I, personaly, can't say anything |
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Spinning works fine for me. The worst thing it's ever done is made me dizzy |
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