Multiple DILD's

[SydTheCat]

This morning was interesting. I awoke at 4am on my own. Got up to go to the bathroom. I took one galatmine and went back to bed. I read for 15 minutes and proceeded to fall asleep. I went straight into lucid dream. I was in a room with people I never saw before. Not going into too much detail, because sex was involved. Long story short, I kept waking up to my timer (lucidology), and instead of staying awake which is what usually happens, I kept perfectly still. I didn't plan this, but In my mind, i looked down to my hands, and they were in a prayer pose. Within seconds i could feel myself slipping back into the same dream and place, with same people. Each time it started off hazy and fuzzy. I kept saying "clarity now!", and looking at my astral hands to clear my vision and it worked. This happened at least five times, before I finally decided to get up. I did to bed late, and was very tired at 4am so I think the lack of sleep, along with the galatmine pill that kept me having multiple DILDs . Anyway it was pretty awesome.

[gab]

That sounds great! First one was a DILD, and rest of them were acctually DEILDs. It's when you do exctly what you did - wake up from a dream and not move a muscle. It's very easy to get back into a lucid dream that way. I love DEILDs, also because of cool transition effects. Did you experience any stuff between the dreams? Check out the tut about WILDs and DEILDs (DEILD is a shortened WILD). Happy dreams

[SydTheCat]

I was visualizing my astral hands in between dreams. Is that what you mean? That I believe was what allowed me to have the multiple DEILDs. Their were so many that when I finally got up to document them in my notebook, I was confused on the order they were in. I also remember another one where I was flying above a long winding road. But I couldn't remember when I transitioned into that one. They all kind of got mashed together.

[gab]

I was visualizing my astral hands in between dreams. Is that what you mean? By sensations I mean, feeling of flying fast through space, or falling through your mattress, or anything like that. Those are pretty cool. They are also insanely crazy and intense, most of the time, I'm, sur you would have noticed I'm just saying it, so you don't get surprised if it happens. It's nothing dangerous, just quite unusual. Happy dreams

[Azul]

By sensations I mean, feeling of flying fast through space, or falling through your mattress, or anything like that. Those are pretty cool. They are also insanely crazy and intense, most of the time, I'm, sur you would have noticed My first WILD felt like I fell through my mattress. On my second WILD it felt like something grabbed my feet and lifted me up out of my bed. Those feelings were soooo cool!

[SydTheCat]

I've had lucid dreams since I was a teenager (35 years ago), and I don't ever remember the feeling of falling through my mattress. I've heard about that before, but never experienced it. I do feel myself going into the dream from a waking state. I guess thats called a WILD, I guess it feels more like going down a tunnel for me. Any outside noise, goes quiet, and then the dream appears. I've also had some OBE's, and they start off with me waking in a vibration state. I'm instantly lucid, and if all goes well, i can just roll out of my bed. Now that's a cool feeling. You feel the resistance, and when you break free, it's pretty cool.