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Thread: Relearning Lucid Dreaming
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11-10-2006 09:38 PM #1Member
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I began lucid dreaming over a year ago and went through a reasonably successful period of basic lucidity, actively dreaming a couple of times a week. Unfortunately, with increased work load and inconsistant sleep patterns, I lost my way with it and before long it had escaped me all together.
So now, a year on, I'm beginning to wish I'd kept at it and often wonder how good I'd have been had I made more of an effort. With my thinking about it, lately I've been having not-so-fun, quite bizarre, semi-lucid dreams.
When I wake up I *think* I lucid dreamt, but there's something telling me I never actually achieved lucidity and instead merely dreamt I had become lucid. Sounds strange, but basically the dreams lack the vivid awareness of being 'awake' and I have FAR less control over my dreams than I once had. For example a year back I could do sums to make sure I was awake, whereas now I regret that I never did a conciousness test, but it never enters my head while dreaming now.
This is really annoying me and I think it would be lovely to recapture my studenty days of watching waking life and staying up late to lucid dream. Question, is it easier to RE-learn than it is to learn from scratch?
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11-11-2006 10:38 AM #2Member
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*to the tune of Mickey Mouse Club*
M-O-N-D-A-Y S-U-C-K-S!
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11-11-2006 11:32 AM #3Member
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You guys should be able to pick it back up much easier now that it's your second attempt. Start a dream journal, you can do it!
You're much more familiar, go for it!
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11-12-2006 03:18 AM #4Your cat ate my baby
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This is my second attempt at lucid dreaming and i'm getting more lucid dreams now.
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11-12-2006 05:58 AM #5CACHERO>CHORO<CACHERO>CHO Achievements:
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yeah start a dream journal, do regular RCs, and read this forum alot, that helps me alot!
I am a man. I have nothing to show off. I am just a person withnothingexcept for what I would like to show off, which is nothing.
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11-14-2006 03:21 AM #6Banned
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What a coincidence, I haven't done anything in LDing for months and I come back to the forum for a second to spot this topic.
Good luck.
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11-16-2006 02:52 AM #7Member
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Well your better off than me, It was less than a week ago that I found out about lucid dreaming. I've gone all-out in that time and had 1 semi-lucid dream.
I'm pretty sure its like anything else (riding a bike for example), you learned once so its not going to be nearly as hard to learn it again, and I honestly believe that brother.
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11-16-2006 02:55 AM #8Member
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I read this forum every night before i go to bed to help me get dreaming on the mind
"The universe doesnt exist without life to understand it..."
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11-17-2006 08:27 AM #9Member
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lol, so do I, but I read it so much I don't get to bed till 4 am hahaI read this forum every night before i go to bed to help me get dreaming on the mind [/b]*to the tune of Mickey Mouse Club*
M-O-N-D-A-Y S-U-C-K-S!
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