To solve your first issue, you loosing lucidity, this is what you do. |
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Hey DV, I've noticed a trend and I was wondering if you guys could help me out? |
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To solve your first issue, you loosing lucidity, this is what you do. |
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Alright I will definitely try this next time I find myself in a lucid dream, thanks! |
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To add to what jblb2424 said, rubbing hands also works as well for stabilization, and for when dream destabilizes holding into some object also works. |
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I've been lucid dreaming naturally since the age of two, and since visiting dv all these techniques seem like a straw man. All it takes is the proper inspiration and imagination, when you have a taste of what the self created freedom is like, these techniques just look like beating around the bush. for example, I might stimulate my senses and yes it may make the dream more vivid, but unless I'm doing because of the urge to experience this, then it isn't even worth doing. Or to put it another way, I make mentally confirm I am in control of the dream, though only to take control of it. |
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Fleepin' Naturals.. |
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Skill>Talent in my opinion |
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To answer more directly; for the first issue, I would recommend keeping busy by interacting with the dream, what I was saying is that many of the techniques don't require the participation level required to actually hold your attention, memorizing and reciting all these things can be like schoolwork as opposed to actually having fun and exploring the state. several reality checks is a bit more than necessary I imagine, if you're doing it for a safety precaution, the first time should do it if you pay attention. Once you get used to the Drealm it becomes less of a surprise that you're there... |
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I agree ^ |
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