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      DEILD help

      Waking up without moving is not a problem for me, but after this i can't get into a dream? I just sit there with my eyes closed knowing I'm in my bed. I try to imagine sensations like rubbing a pole, rubbing the carpet, but they don't get any more realistic than if I was imagining doing it from a waking state. I have no idea how to transition from not moving to a lucid dream.

      How do I get into a lucid dream from this state?

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      A roadblock I first had with DEILDs is that I put too much focus on making sure I didn't move, which caused me to put too much attention on my physical body. Visualize a full scene around you if you can; imagining the scene of the last dream you came from is a good start because that way, your mind won't have to construct an entirely new one. Also, breathe like you would if you were still asleep; continue your sleep-breathing pattern. Hope that helps!
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      Quote Originally Posted by Puffin View Post
      A roadblock I first had with DEILDs is that I put too much focus on making sure I didn't move, which caused me to put too much attention on my physical body. Visualize a full scene around you if you can; imagining the scene of the last dream you came from is a good start because that way, your mind won't have to construct an entirely new one. Also, breathe like you would if you were still asleep; continue your sleep-breathing pattern. Hope that helps!
      thanks! I'll try it again this morning. With the lucidology timer it's extremely easy to wake up 20 times in a night without moving so I'll see how I do!

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      thanks! I'll try it again this morning. With the lucidology timer it's extremely easy to wake up 20 times in a night without moving so I'll see how I do!
      Good luck to you! Let us know how it goes

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      for some reason it's hard to wake up without moving again. I'll keep at it

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