Keep a notebook handy. Tell yourself before going to bed some things to look out for... like repeatedly tell yourself that if a particular set of circumstances come about, this will tell me that I am dreaming. |
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Ok well i just found this web page and i find it REALLY intruiging.. tonight will be my first night to attempt a Lucid Dream.. I think i remember my dreams rather well.. ok well im just here looking for any tips some of you may have to induce a lucid dream before i head off to bed |
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If I go crazy then will you still call me superman?
Keep a notebook handy. Tell yourself before going to bed some things to look out for... like repeatedly tell yourself that if a particular set of circumstances come about, this will tell me that I am dreaming. |
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I must not fear.Fear is the mind-killer.
I will face my fear.
I will permit it to pass over me and through me.
Where the fear has gone there will be nothing.
Only I will remain
i also just came across this site, was in a thread at another message board i frequent. i have always found this very VERY interesting, and just read all of the tips, etc, and am determined to find out my own controll in dreaming. |
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if you think that you're strong enough...if you think you belong enough...nice dream.~Radiohead
For as long as I can remember I have been so intrigued by dreams. I think I had my first dream dictionary when I was 8 or 9 years old. Since then, I have been very interested in them. I came upon the lucidity.org website a couple years ago and have thought about lucid dreaming every now and then, but now that I have time I am committed to beginning. |
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Bin- I think the best way is to go to sleep for 5-6 hours then wake up for an hour and then go back to sleep reciting "when I'm dreaming, I remember I'm dreaming". Also perform reality checks throughout the day. Your best and longest dreams will occur during the seventh hour of sleep and up. Dont expect much from the first five hours of sleep. |
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