Improvement comes with time. Dream stabilization at the beginning of the dream could help, but only having 5 lucids could explain the lack of vividness and the struggle to move, focus, etc. |
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This may sound stupid as i am a beginner. but everytime i have lucid dreamed, (5 times) it has been the same way as in i wake up in my bed and look at my alarm clock and its all random numbers and letters, or realise my tv is on when i know i turned it off, and then realise im dreaming. when i realize i am lucid i can barely move at all, and have to basically crawl to the floor and finally get up after a minute of struggling too move. i then try focusing really hard to concentrate but then end up waking up and only stay lucid for 2 minutes or so. and the dream is of low quality, as in very blurry, constant noise in my ears, and hard to move. I want to be able to do experience lucidity at its fullest but im not even close i dont think. just need some tips as ive been practising alot lately, and want to improve. and i have been practicing the wild technique and dild technique mainly. |
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Improvement comes with time. Dream stabilization at the beginning of the dream could help, but only having 5 lucids could explain the lack of vividness and the struggle to move, focus, etc. |
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The bird breaks free of the egg.
The egg is the world.
Who would to be born must first destroy a world.
As Dezz has said, it sounds like a matter of dream stabilization. Upon first arriving in the dream realm you will sometimes be in that weird, fuzzy state where your consciousness is battling for a foothold. To remedy this, the first thing you need to do is relax and slow down. Realize that you are in a dream, I mean REALLY take it in. Look around at the room, recognize the feeling of the bed beneath you, really take time to ground all of your senses. |
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Dreams are today's answers to tomorrow's questions. ~ Edgar Cayce
This is almost exactly how my first lucid dreams would always start. |
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well atleast it's good you're getting some, we all have to start somewhere. Just know you're in control and it should help you out a lot. My first course of action is to usually stabilize the dream with various methods like rubbing my hands together and shouting commands. |
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How come? It's the easiest way to become lucid for you. A series of False Awakenings let your retarded dreaming mind realize that it's dreaming, leading to most of your LDs. I had my first vivid LDs this way today. I was having tens of dreams in each of which I was trying to fall asleep to WILD. After a long time, you just realize, hey, something is off! And bam, you are lucid. |
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