Try shouting "increase clarity now" or "increase control now" in the dream. These commands to your subconscious can be very effective. |
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When having a lucid dream I find I'm often not quite myself. This sort of dazed state makes it difficult for me to try certain things I'd planned on experimenting with. Is there any way to make myself more coherent during lucid dreams? |
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Try shouting "increase clarity now" or "increase control now" in the dream. These commands to your subconscious can be very effective. |
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I have similar problems....I think its mostly to do with my recall. |
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Quality LD's: 16
Yeah, try rubbing your hands together or dream spinning. Also, you could take a moment to stop and try to control your thoughts. |
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Raised by NeAvO
Hazel's Boiler Room
Do you know the terror of he who falls asleep? To the very toes he is terrified, Because the ground gives the way under him, And the dream begins... - Friedrich Nietzsche
But, how can I use "in dream" methods to correct this problem if I'm dazed, incoherent and unable to remember them? |
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Add the clarity techniques to your real life reality checks. Instead of plain "reality check," make it "reality check, rub hands, absorb surroundings, think of dream goal." |
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Abraxas
Originally Posted by OldSparta
Interesting development. In a recent dream I shouted out "Stabilize", everything got brighter, and the dream lasted longer then usual. Of course I then made the foolish mistake of starting off with dream sex, I've got to remember to quit doing that, its a waste of a dream. Gotta save that for the end. |
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Good to see you got past that 'drunken feeling' stage in dreams. I get that from time to time still and I usually just demand clarity or assert that the dream is mine and things straighten out soon after. |
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For me it's more like a risky experiment. So far I've never had successful dream sex. The dream always slips away and I usually wake up. |
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