Sounds like a dryspell to me, it seems to happen to everyone every now and then. |
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Any help would be much appreciated. Sorry for the long post. |
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Sounds like a dryspell to me, it seems to happen to everyone every now and then. |
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Stephen LaBerge's Full Seminar in Russia, 1998
Стивен Лаберж - Осознанные сновидения. Весь семинар 1998.
Dry spells do happen, unfortunately. Just think of it as a short break. You could also try some different techniques to mix things up. Just don't stress over it. |
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WILD, and lucid dreaming, is not about the buzzing, bright visuals "SP," or any of the other noise you might encounter on your way to the dream. That noise is going on whenever you go to sleep; you just happen to be noticing it because your waking-life awareness is still with you at a time when it normally is not. So these sensations are not integral to WILD, at all, and if you can come to accept this, your WILD dives might be much easier to navigate. |
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Ummm. What is this dry spell everyone talking about? |
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Dry spell is days or weeks when you are not getting lucid, even if you seemingly doing everything the same was as when you were getting lucid. It can be same for dreaming and recall. We do dream every night, but some days we remember them better than on other days. It's all normal though, nothing to worry about. It will pass. |
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Last edited by gab; 02-28-2015 at 09:23 PM.
It happenes again. |
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Happens to me all the time where I have trouble moving my body. My sleep paralysis isn't that intense though so for me it manifests itself as extreme fatigue... or in the case of this morning, confusion. In my dream I was doing the exact same thing I was doing while conscious... SSILD trying to fall asleep. There are obstacles on the way to lucid dreaming that involve both physical and mental shutting down and reactivation and it doesn't always go smoothly. Don't worry just keep at it... it will not always happen. I would recommend not fighting it though. Like the more you fight and try to get up, the more you won't go anywhere. This process isn't like lifting weights, it's about letting go and just fluidly getting into it. It's somewhat equivalent to me giving into the fact that I feel gravity in my dream and in order to fly I have to put effort into it... when really I don't. It can be effortless. What you are experiencing though isn't quite so simple because it's actually happening to your body... but maybe using the same approach of not fighting it might help. |
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