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    1. 10-30-2013 02:59 PM #1
      blacklex
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      Nap LD?

      Hey guys, I think I might have had a LD yesterday when I decided to take a nap. So I came home from school and decided I should finish my HW so I did. After, I hopped on my laptop and came to here to just check out the forum (I am fascinated in LD'ing even though I'm not even sure if I have had one HAHA). I later decided to try to LD with a nap. While I went to sleep, it seemed like I was doing a wild. I was able to see the dream.. sora dream... being projected on my eyelids and I knew it was a dream but I also could still feel the breathing of my body and kinds feel the tingling of my legs. So my question is, am I on the right track with LD'ing and was this even an LD? A reply would be appreciated!

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    2. 10-30-2013 06:34 PM #2
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      Sounds to me like you were definitely on the right track! I'm not sure I'd call it a LD, but more like the step before a LD, if you know what I mean? Unless I'm misunderstanding you, you didn't completely enter the dream, though you were already feeling it... which is a good sign! Have you checked out our WILD tutorials? If not, may I suggest Sageous's class? It's really the best I've seen around!

      Anyway, good job so far and good luck next time! Hopefully, you'll be flying and going through walls very soon!

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