This might be a risky decision to take at that point but I'd say, relax, take a deep breath and just get out of bed without too much thinking. If you're lucky than you could already be dreaming and be standing in a dream, do an RC to check. |
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Hi, dremers. I have a question and would greatly appreciate your answers. So, ever since I began trying to lucid dream, I have noticed that right before I actually fall asleep, I will see random scenarios/scenes/images. And when I see them, I observe them, see them as strange, prove that they're not real, and then say, "This is dream." Then, the scenario/scene/image lingers around for a few more seconds and then goes away. Then, after a few minutes or seconds, another scenario/scene/image appears and I do the same thing and then it goes away again. But, eventually, I go to sleep unconsciously in just a black, empty space (like how I assume most people do). |
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This might be a risky decision to take at that point but I'd say, relax, take a deep breath and just get out of bed without too much thinking. If you're lucky than you could already be dreaming and be standing in a dream, do an RC to check. |
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If you read this do a reality check, you will thank me later...
One term we use here is Dreamlet. Basically a dream-ish form of imagery that happens in half-sleep. They are actually sort of dreams, so being conscious during them shows you are making some progress. They will go away if you focus on them. Instead try not to direct any attention to them. Just let them develop and they may become actual dreams. |
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Hallucinations, I don't usually get them unless I take Melatonin, the more I take the more intense they are, as you say you can tell your still awake you can feel the exact position of your real body. |
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Sure LUCID DREAMS are all fun and games until someone loses a third eye.
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