Thread: [MILD-1] Andromeda155's Workbook

Write down what I feel during the day, what I did before bed, and what I focused on as I fall asleep.

So, do it

I need you to work on this so I can give you all my help. Share your mantras, remember the DO(s) and DONT(s) before going to sleep and be assured you will LD in no time!

Hey Percy, my internet has been down since Thursday night . I'll try to fill in my workbook with what I remember since Thursday:

Thursday, 9/23/2010

Had a good night's sleep tonight and woke up feeling refreshed. Throughout the day, I was relaxed and did an assortment of RCs and Mantras that I started before the class as well as some new mantras that I started after Wednesday's lecture. I didn't really watch TV at all Thursday, nor get on my computer (because I didn't have internet access). As I fell asleep I periodically affirmed that 'I will lucid dream soon' and tried my best to fall asleep with that in mind. Unfortunately I can't remember the dream(s) I had that night.

Friday, 9/24/2010

I was pretty stressed throughout the day due to three tests that I had in school. I didn't focus as much on my RCs or Mantras due to the tests as well. I really only started to remember my LD training about an hour before bed. During this time, I focused on my mantras and read a few chapters in my book before bed. I read Armor, by John Steakley, and this really influenced one of my dreams because the book was the setting for the dream. But that alone is just fragments and I can not remember any other dreams from that night.

I will be posting about the day prior on the day after


My internet *should* be okay from now on, so expect more consistent posting!

I really hate my life right now.

I wrote up a HUGE dream I had last night and pressed command 'a' to select it all and copy paste it to my forum post of my lucid dreaming history, but my finger managed to hit 'q' as well, closing not only Firefox, but my 4000 word dream entry and waking journals as well.

Oh well. I guess I'll have to type it up again when I'm not in such a sour mood.