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    1. 02-07-2013 04:21 AM #1
      kevenc
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      Problem with every lucid dream I have, help please.

      This is my biggest concern about all my lucid dream, they've been all at night.

      Everytime I have a DEILD, they are false awakening when it's dark. Except one time, it was a false awakening but in the morning, and had the chance to succeed my first telekinesis.
      I had my first DILD 3 days ago, posted it here, it was night too.
      Though, I have great dream recall and most of my dreams that I don't get lucid are at day.

      I am not scared in the dark, don't get me wrong but I mean Lucid Dreaming is kind of creepy isn't it ? And when it's night in my house and every lights are turned off because they don't even work in my dreams, I just expect something bad to happen unintentionally and it happens most of the time, how can I make my lucid dreams daytime so I can really pratice instead of wandering in complete darkness most of the time.


      TL : DR;

      How can I make my Lucid Dream to daytime ?
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    2. 02-07-2013 05:09 AM #2
      Silv3rlining
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      Considering (lucid) dreams are created by your mind, when you're lucid you are able to control the content and change it if so wished.

      How you change from night to day is only limited by your imagination. For instance, you could accelerate time by say imagining the sun rising. Or you could transition to a different place/time, I usually imagine where I'd like to be then spin with my dream eyes closed. It's not always successful but the majority of times it creates another lucid and they are always in a different place. This is also a handy technique if you feel a dream fading.

      Anyway, good luck, just remember whatever you believe becomes your reality.
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