Lately I've been having a lot of my LDs fade in and out of darkness. I used to wake up when this would happen but not anymore. I usually either just wait for a new scene to form, imagine a new scene, or touch something. I've had a few dreams where half of the time is spent in total darkness. I'm not sure why this is happening. I'm happy I'm able to stay in the dream. I was thinking I should try to work with it, maybe try singing, meditating, running or asking the dream questions and see if I can get any answers. |
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I find playing with sensations of touch and bodily awareness are fun and help encourage a sleep phase more conducive to visual dreaming. I sometimes dance around, or just walk around. Probably the best fun I have is practicing transformation by manipulation of bodily awareness. I imagine wings spreading, and flexing, and other changes until I can feel myself as the thing I am transforming into. |
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Well assuming sivason, Him, and myself are all on different teams in the competition and you are on mine here is my advice: |
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Last edited by cooleymd; 01-09-2017 at 01:30 AM.
Sure LUCID DREAMS are all fun and games until someone loses a third eye.
I've had it happen a few times, though not very often, so I haven't had too many opportunities to experiment with it. Usually I try to keep the dream going by encouraging continued sensory input in some way, such as by tapping my ears to create sound or reaching down and feeling whatever I happen to be standing on. This frequently seems to help kickstart the formation of a new dream scene and visuals. |
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