DAMN. Two months of dream journaling, RC's, WILD attempts, WBTB's, and many other things and I am yet to become fully lucid. Any tips? |
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DAMN. Two months of dream journaling, RC's, WILD attempts, WBTB's, and many other things and I am yet to become fully lucid. Any tips? |
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Try paying more attention to the world around you while you're awake. Whenever you get a moment to yourself (so people aren't staring at you wondering wtf you're doing) just take the time to look around, start analyzing things, solidifying them as waking-world or dream matter. Whenever something weird happens (something weird is always happening to me, I dunno about you) stop, and honestly ask yourself whether or not you're dreaming. |
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Dream Journal: Dreamwalker Chronicles Latest Entry: 01/02/2016 - "Hallway to Haven" (Lucid)(Or see the very best of my journal entries @ dreamwalkerchronicles.blogspot)
yeah, i second the above advice. |
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“If you have an apple and I have an apple and we exchange these apples then you and I will still each have one apple. But if you have an idea and I have an idea and we exchange these ideas, then each of us will have two ideas.” (or better yet: three...)
George Bernard Shaw
No theory, no ready-made system, no book that has ever been written will save the world. I cleave to no system. I am a true seeker. - Mikhail Bakunin
Dont give up. It may take time, but it is well worth it. I agree with Oneironaut. Questioning your surroundings is key. What I usually do for reality checks is read a piece of text (the title of a book, a road sign, a digital clock, etc.) and then look away for a few seconds and then look back. If the text changes, then you are dreaming. It is very difficult to maintain details like that in a dream. You may be able to read something once, but 2 or 3 times and it will morph into something else. This is a dead giveaway. The whole time you should be asking yourself "Am I dreaming?...how can I be sure?". If you do this enough times it will become more of an automatic instinct. Also, whenever anything out of the ordinary happens (loud unexplained sounds, flashes of light, a car crash, flying pink elephants, etc.) ask yourself if this is a dream and do a reality check. This is the main thing that has worked for me. |
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thanks, all that will hopefully help. i'll let you know. |
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Keep going. And more advice, try not to get nervous or anxious before going to bed. It will definitly to meditate and focus your intent before going to bed. |
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If you keep a dream journal you can always try looking over all your past dreams and finding things which seem to repeat themself. If you just focus on them, you will have a decent chance of them repeating again, and you may just catch it. |
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Use some mp3's. It worked wonders for me. They're in the Attaining lucidity section. |
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LDs: approx. 51
Why sleep when you can dream?
Even if it lucid dreaming comes difficult to you, keeping a jounral will work wonders on your recall which is a great reward in and of itself. |
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I had a pretty long lucid dream last night!!! in it i got the chance to create a lightning storm, have everyone around me explode in a fireball, reverse time, make time go slower, fly, hover around, and make love to jennifer aniston...so, i am stoked. i wasn't consious though...i still had my dream mind going if you get what i mean. |
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Shine on, you crazy diamond!
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Adopted: MarcusoftheNight
sorry. i don't really know what i mean either...i realized i was dreaming and i started doing different things consiously...like, i am going to try to strike my friend with lightning...but then i found myself sneaking around so my mom wouldn't see me (for no reason) so I was not lucid at that point, but i actually was. this is hard to explain....damn. also, i didn't look around and i was not aware of any of my senses...does that help you? |
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i know exactly what you mean....i had a dream like that today......i noticed somthing weird in my dream and decided to do a reality check (breathing thru your nose) and it worked.....but then i lost control and continued with my dream.....any advice to keep control would be greatly appreciated.. |
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Congrats on your LD! |
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no, i just don't recognize dreamsigns very well. i haven't had another dream sense that lucid though |
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