It's from low stabilization, and maybe a splash of low recall. Another factor is that you could have gotten lucid right around when the dream was starting. All of these play a reoccurring factor in my lucid dreams after having a dry spell. |
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Had another pair of lucid dreams this morning but had serious difficulties in moving and very bad vision. |
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It's from low stabilization, and maybe a splash of low recall. Another factor is that you could have gotten lucid right around when the dream was starting. All of these play a reoccurring factor in my lucid dreams after having a dry spell. |
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I tried shouting "stabilize" "clarity" "focus" and looking at my hands but to no avail. When I get lucid by RC in a dream these problems do not occur. |
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I have been having this problem too! I have tried spinning, rubbing my hands together, and calming myself down and nothing works. It always ends up with me waking up disappointed. |
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My belief on this (it happens to everyone, I think) is that it is an issue of becoming lucid in non-REM sleep. You are aware, and you are asleep, but you are not really dreaming yet. You can still enjoy such a dream, if you do not expect it to be like a normal REM dream. Work on visualizing things and just feeling your dream body. Maybe see if you can cause music to play. Often being aware and interacting in this stage will shift you into REM. |
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You do dream in both REM and non-REM sleep. The dreams are often much more vivid and interactive in REM, but it is important not to limit your concept of dreaming to the kind you get in REM. Observational studies by both me and Sageous and others have explored many aspects of lucid non-REM dreams, and in scientific studies, lucid non-REM dreams were observed also using testing equipment. |
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I love the blurry shadow world of my own home that I often get to explore at the start of a LD. It's like a parrallel world, a shadow plane just beside our material world. |
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Just relax and do not expect anything. Do not get frustrated because you can't fly or summon a DC. Just try picturing what you are wanting to dream about without fighting to move. Float gently forward if imagining it works. The best things in nREM are the feelings you can get, such as turning you hands into wolf paws and anything that does not require much visuals. It is something that takes practice, but eventually you can do many fun things in this state. |
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