I recently had a break through and did RC in a dream except I didn't get lucid. I got told by my DC(who happen to be my sister) that I wasn't in a dream. I'm wondering why it didn't work and why does get lucid after that seem really difficult?
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I recently had a break through and did RC in a dream except I didn't get lucid. I got told by my DC(who happen to be my sister) that I wasn't in a dream. I'm wondering why it didn't work and why does get lucid after that seem really difficult?
If you don't mind, I'm just gonna link you to the links, since this had been descussed here in great detail just recently.
http://www.dreamviews.com/attaining-...my-dreams.html
My dreams are extremely vivid and realistic, and I rarely see many crazy outlandish things that cause me to become lucid. I have done the hand induction technique, and it feels and looks like my flesh and bone hand. It's been one of the most difficult parts to conquer in my lucid dreaming journey. You have to find whatever works best for you! We are all different and unique, and you have to find what induction techniques produces the best consistent results. One induction technique that might seem universal to some people like the hand technique won't work for others.
Take more time during the day to do ur reality checks don't just run though them or u will do the same in a dream I have had several dream were my g/f told me was was not dreaming as well ;-) stick with it and take ur time when u do RC's in waking life!