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    1. 02-24-2007 03:28 PM #1
      M45t3r
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      Hello
      Soo i got a weird problem.
      Everytime i become lucid in my dream, im concentrating on my hands to have more vivid dream.
      As im watching these cool details on my hand, suddenly some black is moving on my eyes from up to down and i only see half of my dream, its really annoying cause, when i try to clear that s*** out or i try to open my eyes harder in a dream, suddenly i wake up or just fall unconcious.
      I got lucid dream today with this problem, but i managed to get helped by my friend i told him to think that this blackness removed from my eyes and everything was just fine, but i don't understand one thing.
      When later i was using watching details method everything was just fine, everything was very detailed and nothing else happened, now some blackness is moving over my eyes.
      Got any ideas ?
      Thanks

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    2. 10-16-2007 04:13 PM #2
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      It can happen sometimes. Often the blackness will go away after a while, so it's a good idea to ignore it and continue with the dream normally, without fighting it, and it will clear up.
      It is also a good idea to try to clear it by calm, elegant way such as casting a "clarity spell", or asking help from a DC like you did, or putting on "dream glasses", or drinking a "dream potion". If you use such peaceful means, it may help to clear the blackness without waking you up.
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    3. 10-20-2007 10:21 PM #3
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      I've had the same problem before I find the best way is to just try and ignore it, it'll go away. don't stress over it or you'll wake up
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    4. 10-21-2007 02:02 AM #4
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      whats a clarity spell?
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    5. 10-21-2007 11:13 AM #5
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      Quote Originally Posted by tekkendreams View Post
      whats a clarity spell?
      You can create an imaginary spell, and cast it in the dream. For example, decide that if you shout the magic words of the spell such as "Utevo Lux" or "Lumos" or whatever words you decide on previously, and wave your hand as you cast it, then it will improve the dream clarity. If you believe that it will work, then there is a good chance that it will.
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