Yes I know what you mean. When I was younger then I used to get more 'natural' LD's as I didn't know or read of any techniques back then. The lucid dreams used to seem longer, etc. |
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Is anyone else having difficulties with their dreamwork, but lucidity used to come SO easily in the past? When I was younger, I was lucid more often than not. Had better control, better recall, more clarity, had more interesting dreams, NEVER had bad dreams. |
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Yes I know what you mean. When I was younger then I used to get more 'natural' LD's as I didn't know or read of any techniques back then. The lucid dreams used to seem longer, etc. |
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Last edited by UToo; 08-09-2012 at 08:59 PM.
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I don't really use any techniques to become lucid. Perhaps I should start trying. I usually just realize 'hey, I'm dreaming' all on my own without trying anything in particular. I frequently find myself in schools in my dreams, and since I've been out of school for a long time, that tends to cause me to become lucid. |
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Awareness, where you suddenly realise it, that you are dreaming, I'd say is the best attribute to have. There is no harm in backing it up with a favourite technique however for some of the less obvious dreams. (Most people use an RC check - the nose plug is one of the favourites; however it relies on you doing this during the day, where you 'question' if what you are experiencing is a 'dream'? If you know what I mean.) |
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"Reject culture..." "Put the Art pedal to the metal!"
- Terence McKenna
Yeah, I've heard of reality checking before. I should go re-read the thread with information about it. |
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The (verbal) command does sort of work. I have to be careful I don't shout and wake myself up. My recent lucids I have basically been confined to the house where I notice something odd & go, "Yay, I'm dreaming!" Alot have been short, low quality ones. |
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"Reject culture..." "Put the Art pedal to the metal!"
- Terence McKenna
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