Seriously, it's getting annoying. When I realize I'm dreaming, I try to stay calm and start spinning around so that I don't wake myself up, but usually I just end up waking up! It's driving me up the wall T_T. |
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Seriously, it's getting annoying. When I realize I'm dreaming, I try to stay calm and start spinning around so that I don't wake myself up, but usually I just end up waking up! It's driving me up the wall T_T. |
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Last edited by littlellama; 01-15-2008 at 06:49 PM.
Stop spinning.. it doesn't work in the same way for everybody.. enough people report that they wake up when they try it.. |
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If you're lucid for long enough, then try staring at the ground directly below your feet or at another solid object like your hands until everything seems stable. |
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Consciousness: that annoying time between naps.
Sig's are for losers
You may want to try to increase the vividness of the dream, but don't overdo it, otherwise you'll wake up, like Chris182t said, look at an object until everything stabilizes (you'll know that this happens when everything becomes clearer to see and you focus your sight), then touch the walls, your hands, etc. to make the dream more vivid. |
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Thank you so much for your advice, everyone! I really appreciate it! |
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I basically told myself to calm down and relax, because i'd wake up. I looked at my hands I think (cannot remember fully) too. I think what made the dream more stable was telling myself to calm down |
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LDs: 3Originally Posted by italianmonkey
DILD(s) = 3
Third one was really short and unstable
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