So I've been trying wild pretty intensely |
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So I've been trying wild pretty intensely |
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Well you should be able to just "step right into a dream" at this stage I believe. Try imagining a scene or something. |
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o i thought i was meant to just go to sleep first? |
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If your eyes are going back and forth really fast, it's REM, which sometimes happens during SP. Keep relaxing and imagine dream sensations, like touch, smell, visuals, and audio. If you build a scene around you, you can eventually step into it. |
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We all live in a kind of continuous dream. When we wake, it is because something,
some event, some pinprick even, disturbs the edges of what we have taken as reality.
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it feels as if im squinting my eyes really really hard, but i dont c a reason why i would do this |
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Is there any light in the room? Because I know that for me if there's too much light in the room I kind of squint. Like I'm trying really hard to keep my eyes closed. So make sure it's as dark as possible in there. And also just try to think of places. And slowly build a scene around you, apparently catching someones eyes and looking them in the face helps? I don't know about that though. You should eventually just find yourself in the dream. I think most people can feel the transition. |
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no the room is dark, but when I say squint I mean damn! i dont think I can squint so hard to make my eye shake so hard under tension if I wanted normally |
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