need some technique for quick lucid dream

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11-20-2012, 10:27 AM
karthik

need some technique for quick lucid dream

hey guys i need some technique for instant lucid dream just like 2 minute noodles
is there any hints and tips are there if there means please suggest me
thanks in advance :)
11-20-2012, 10:35 AM
gab

Sorry to disappoint you, but there is no instant LD technique. If there was, we would all be doing it. But I suspect you already know this, having registered in May and having 2LDs. You must have read some tutorials and forum posts, so I'm sure this revelation doesn't come as a shock.

Pick a technique and work on it. More you practice, easier it will be and you may even get to the point of having consistent LDs.
11-20-2012, 11:03 AM
Dreamcatcher92

WBTB mixed with any other technique can give good results in a matter of days if done right...
P.S. 2 minute noodles cause cancer in the long run
11-20-2012, 11:14 AM
Rothgar

Well, although doesnt work for me, DEILD I suppose is the fastest technique. Some say 10 secs
11-20-2012, 08:54 PM
Sivason

It is very extreame but if anything will work it is this. Stay awake until you are bitterly tired, then refuse to lay down. You sit indian style with a couple pillows in your lap. You lean on the pillows and try to sleep that way, all the while you repeat "I am dreaming" inside your head. If you can't fall asleep, you are not tired enough. If you give up, fall on your side and sleep, well, you gave up. If you get tired enough you will be able to sleep like that, but you will always be on the verge of waking and should be able to lucid dream. It takes some serious devotion, training for a few months with MILD may be less painful.
11-20-2012, 10:12 PM
karthik

Quote:

Originally Posted by gab

Sorry to disappoint you, but there is no instant LD technique. If there was, we would all be doing it. But I suspect you already know this, having registered in May and having 2LDs. You must have read some tutorials and forum posts, so I'm sure this revelation doesn't come as a shock.

Pick a technique and work on it. More you practice, easier it will be and you may even get to the point of having consistent LDs.

ya i know but it takes more months to succeed so only i asked some instant technique
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11-20-2012, 10:16 PM
karthik

Quote:

Originally Posted by sivason

It is very extreame but if anything will work it is this. Stay awake until you are bitterly tired, then refuse to lay down. You sit indian style with a couple pillows in your lap. You lean on the pillows and try to sleep that way, all the while you repeat "I am dreaming" inside your head. If you can't fall asleep, you are not tired enough. If you give up, fall on your side and sleep, well, you gave up. If you get tired enough you will be able to sleep like that, but you will always be on the verge of waking and should be able to lucid dream. It takes some serious devotion, training for a few months with MILD may be less painful.

oh sounds interesting will try :) thanks mate
11-20-2012, 10:30 PM
karthik

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dreamcatcher92

WBTB mixed with any other technique can give good results in a matter of days if done right...
P.S. 2 minute noodles cause cancer in the long run

oh is it?? but what is WBTB sorry for asking like this but realy dont know mate ...i think it might be a one of the technique like WILD,MILD like that right????
11-21-2012, 01:32 AM
Sivason

Quote:

Originally Posted by karthik

oh is it?? but what is WBTB sorry for asking like this but realy dont know mate ...i think it might be a one of the technique like WILD,MILD like that right????

WBTB=Wake, Back to Bed.

The idea is you sleep at least 4.5 hours and then wake up. You stay awake awhile (1-60 minutes) then go back to bed planning on lucid dreaming. It helps all techniques work better.
11-21-2012, 01:47 AM
karthik

Quote:

Originally Posted by sivason

WBTB=Wake, Back to Bed.

The idea is you sleep at least 4.5 hours and then wake up. You stay awake awhile (1-60 minutes) then go back to bed planning on lucid dreaming. It helps all techniques work better.

oh thanks bro :)