Want to start having lucids now? I can help.

**atkins513** · 07-24-2010 07:56 AM

I have posted quite a few threads here and while I do not claim to be a professional of any sort. I have succeeded in a lucid on 99 percent of tries. I can pretty much have a lucid every time I try and I can tell you how I believe you can do the same.

I found a technique, some know of it, others may not. But it is called Can-Wild. There are variations but what it means is that you use a special kind of alarm designed with patterns to awake you at particular moments and to create false awakening and instant lucid dreams. I have a 99 percent success rate using this alarm and I am confident you will too. I had 4 in a row last night using this method again. So without further a due. This is the method and the alarm to use.

SAVE THIS to your computer. http://www.htcflash.com/timer.exe
This is an executable file but feel free to scan it. It is 100 percent clean.

DO NOT do this at bedtime. It will not work. Go to bed. Get 4-5 hours of sleep so that you will be awake in your longer REM periods. Now get out of bed for a very short period of time. 5 minutes while you are setting up the timer.

Run this timer on your computer and choose ramp 4. Then choose the 3 beeps, unless you are a heavy sleeper, then choose 9 or 27. Then click start/stop. Now, go to sleep. Thats it. That's all you have to actively do. This timer creates beeps in an alternating pattern for almost an hour, and at the end of the full pattern, it will then beep every 6 minutes indefinitely until you turn it off. Every time the alarm goes off, all you have to do is wake up. DO NOT open your eyes, do not roll over, DO not move... Each time the alarm goes off and wakes you up, just go back to sleep.. the timer pattern is set in a way to make you lucid during a dream.. and usually suddenly in the middle of a dream you will just realize you are dreaming.. if this does not make you lucid in a dream, you still have no failed.. each time the alarm goes off and wakes you up. DO NOT OPEN YOUR EYES, do not roll over, do not move.. Lay perfectly still.. but try your best to stay awake. listen to the sounds around you.. count to yourself, count your breaths, whatever you like. if you lay still and do not move.. you will usually feel the SP wave within seconds... as you feel this wave of numbness come over your body.. sometimes the vibrations and rushing noises will also accompany it.. just lay there.. when everything is silent again, and or you are in a dream.. you will be lucid.. usually after the numbness and heaviness goes away, everything goes silent.. i just get up out of bed and am in the dream world.. Anytime you do this method with this timer, you will have lots of false awakenings.. waking up in the bed in a dream is very very common with this technique... always do reality checks like pinching your nose and breathing just to be sure you are actually dreaming... ANYTIME you find that you are in fact dreaming... DO NOT just go around enjoying your lucid.. first, take a minute to stabilize it and you will have a long enjoyable lucid.. follow my tutorial in my signature for more information on exactly what to do.. do it.. read it.. its easy and it works..

Once again the timer is the best way I have found to get lots of lucids.. usually every time the timer goes off and wakes me up. IF i lay perfectly still and focus on staying awake, I can get sleep paralysis and transform that into a lucid dreams.. I can usually have 2-5 at a time using this technique.. try it and report back, let me and everyone else know how it works... this is a quick easy way for totally new people to have their very first lucid experiences... from here.. you can take what you learn on transitioning and use it for other induction methods.. Please let me know how this works for everyone... I hope this helps a lot of you because Lucid dreaming is amazing... otherwise, we all wouldn't be here telling you to keep trying...

**reere** · 07-24-2010 08:24 AM

I tried before to DEILD with an alarm using my computer...But my problem is my computer's fan is making too much noise...
So I FILD every time I wake up naturally from a dream...
I recommend your technique to everyone though...DEILD is really effective, it is my favorite technique...And very useful to chain Lucid Dreams. Especially for beginners who don't have enough stability skills in lucid dream and wake up too quick.

**atkins513** · 07-24-2010 08:52 AM

Yea. I think this technique should help a lot of people have their first Lucid... I would recommend turning the volume as loud as possible on the computer though.. the idea is that you wake up every time the alarm goes off. so it needs to be LOUD lol

**batjac10** · 07-24-2010 06:12 PM

but if my natural reaction to an alarm is opening my eyes, will that mess up the process if i do? awesome post btw

**Freyja** · 07-24-2010 08:23 PM

Oh nooo! It's an exe file and I have a mac.

Sounds amazing, though!

**twistor** · 07-24-2010 11:24 PM

I remember one of your earlier threads about this. I never really properly tried it, and I have had a loooooooong break from trying to LD since then, but tonight I will try and give it another go.

**MatrixMaster92** · 07-25-2010 01:03 AM

I've been meaning to try this technique for a while, when I get my new laptop in a few weeks then I will be able to do it

**reere** · 07-25-2010 01:10 AM

Originally Posted by batjac10

but if my natural reaction to an alarm is opening my eyes, will that mess up the process if i do? awesome post btw

Well...DEILD is easier when you stay still and dont open your eyes but not impossible.
I manage to succeed a DEILD even if I open my eyes.(not 100% though)

**atkins513** · 07-25-2010 04:02 AM

Originally Posted by reere

Well...DEILD is easier when you stay still and dont open your eyes but not impossible.
I manage to succeed a DEILD even if I open my eyes.(not 100% though)

Exactly what I was going to say.. Most of the time if I open my eyes... I either can't get SP to take place or it takes too long.. and I hear you when you say your first reaction is to open your eyes because mine is too.. but each time that alarm goes off, you are awoken more and more subconsciously and eventually.. when the alarm goes off... you just wake up inside.. lol.. and you dont open your eyes... Just keep telling yourself everytime "next time the alarm goes off i wont open my eyes and I wont move" and eventually, you'll do it.. and when you do prepare for SP to set in, and it comes fast usually.. like 3-10 seconds.. and it washes over you very very fast... what usually happens to me is i dont even have time for induction techniques.. I just find myself in a dream scene but with the realization that i was just laying in bed and that this is dreamland lol.. aka lucid.. Good luck with this.. and definitely keep me posted on how this works for you.. and as for freyja, there are MP3 Files that play the alarm notes in the same order and time frames that you can get. I can even help you if you are interested and want to try it on your mac... let me know..

**Linkster17** · 07-25-2010 04:33 AM

sounds interesting and awesome and i will try this. I just hope i don't move because i usually change positions or stretch when i wake up

**atkins513** · 07-25-2010 05:11 AM

Originally Posted by Linkster17

sounds interesting and awesome and i will try this. I just hope i don't move because i usually change positions or stretch when i wake up

If you do move or open your eyes, dont give up, just close your eyes and focus on staying conscious internally.. it may take a couple minutes if you couldnt keep perfectly still and/or eyes closed, however, it will happen much faster than a traditional wild even with the short setback...

**Quiver** · 07-25-2010 05:56 AM

Was excited to try this but it wouldn't let me run the timer.

"This is not a valid Win32 application"... this is a fairly new laptop, so that might have something to do with it.

**mish7x** · 07-25-2010 08:20 AM

I have very thin walls and neighbors and parents with a very quick temper, and I would not want to wake them with these beeps. My speakers are too far away from where I sleep. The cord on my headphones are all I have and they can reach to where I am sleeping. Does this work only with speakers or with headphones too?

**atkins513** · 07-25-2010 06:19 PM

Originally Posted by mish7x

I have very thin walls and neighbors and parents with a very quick temper, and I would not want to wake them with these beeps. My speakers are too far away from where I sleep. The cord on my headphones are all I have and they can reach to where I am sleeping. Does this work only with speakers or with headphones too?

You can plug your headphones into your computer and that will also work... let me know how this goes for you guys

**ZoeSeeker** · 07-25-2010 07:02 PM

This sounds like a great idea! I've downloaded the program, and will get back to you. It would be much cooler if you could set our own sound, instead of the beep. This would introduce the ability to allow you to speak to yourself, or have some other reality check occur during sleep, so you could use it for DILD, too....

I'm going to try and find a mask that detects REM sleep. If I can find that, and hook it up to another stimulus, this method would work without needing a timer! It would detect the dream state, and that would trigger the stimulus. Hmmm...that would be cool!

I'll let you know how it works....

I'm also going to read your tutorial. Thanks for that!

Thanks for your contribution!

**smurfman** · 07-26-2010 02:14 AM

ill try it and post results

**Mike02** · 07-26-2010 02:38 AM

Posting results tomorrow.

**Noogah** · 07-26-2010 03:13 AM

I should try this sometime. Looks interesting.

**zackcooper** · 07-26-2010 03:33 AM

seems like it could work... i'll try it!

**Linkster17** · 07-26-2010 03:45 AM

thanks for tip, ill try that

**Masquerade** · 07-26-2010 03:56 AM

Originally Posted by Freyja

Oh nooo! It's an exe file and I have a mac.

Sounds amazing, though!

That was my original reaction. Check this website out to be able to use this application on a Mac.

This is a very good application and I feel that it will work... I'll post results tomorrow as well.

**Linkster17** · 07-26-2010 01:53 PM

i tried to do it last night but was too awake, couldn't go back to sleep.

**Fen64** · 07-26-2010 04:00 PM

Originally Posted by SEJR

That was my original reaction. Check this website out to be able to use this application on a Mac.

This is a very good application and I feel that it will work... I'll post results tomorrow as well.

Thanks for the link! I'll try this tonight and see if I can get any results.

**Mike02** · 07-26-2010 04:24 PM

Tried to do it, but my stomach felt bad AND I COULD NOT FALL ASLEEP.

**ah19** · 07-26-2010 05:07 PM

tried it couldn't fall asleep and then i finally fell asleep and must have slept through like 10 of the 6 minute intervals... i had it on 9 beeps too.