Thread: Do supplements REALLY work for Lucid Dreaming?

Now I remembered one distinct feature of (my) galantamine-induced dreams. I often found myself "falling out of bed" after rolling over - and then I had to get up from the floor which was quite often a real struggle. :-)

Originally Posted by Lucidreaman

Now I remembered one distinct feature of (my) galantamine-induced dreams. I often found myself "falling out of bed" after rolling over - and then I had to get up from the floor which was quite often a real struggle. :-)

Interesting. Sounds like a case of very light and 'wake-induced' (going straight from waking to dreaming) sleep/dreaming. And a great dream sign, I'm sure.

Originally Posted by andreasdevig

Interesting. Sounds like a case of very light and 'wake-induced' (going straight from waking to dreaming) sleep/dreaming. And a great dream sign, I'm sure.

In my cases it was never clear wake-induced dreaming when I you enter dream straight while keeping the awareness. But still, I realised it is a dream from the very begining withour need to RC.
(I experienced only one full WILD with uninterrupted awareness (that time it was without any chemical support) and it was simply AMAZING experience.)