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Hi. My name is ashley im new to
dreamviews i just started lucid
dreaming 3 weeks ago. I've been
reading techniques on how to induce
them at will && i just recently kind of
got the hang of it. I had 2 last night
with the WBTB && WILD technique.
Well that was just a introduction
of who i am. Here is my question i
got frustrated with a dream
character last night lol because she
would not move so.. How do you
make dream characters do what you
want/tell them to do?
Hi Ashley, welcome to Dreamviews!
You sound like you're off to a good start - 2 lucid dreams in one night. Congratulations! :party:
You should be able to get the dream character to move any way you want to. Remind yourself that you're in control of the dream, and that he's just a part of your mind. You could use mind control (just make him want to move), use super strength to shove him out of the way, vaporize him, etc.
If you have any other questions, feel free to contact me or any of the dream guides (members with green names). :)
Thx for the quick reply && the
welcome! What i did was said in the
dream was 'please go away, please
in away!' && i turned around && she
was walking to another counter. (in
the dream i was at the movies trying
to take nachos lol) .. Anyway, do you
kno of any good techniques to bring
certain people into a dream once u
become lucid? Thx again!!
:welcome: Ashley!
Well there is this method of summoning dream characters into your dreams that I will explain to you. It has nearly always worked for me. Say you are standing in a room, and you want to summon someone. State to yourself, "Oh that person is in the living room." Just the thought, and boldly state it. Now go into the living room, and voila.
Or if you are walking down the street, "The person will be around the corner." Just the thought can practically summon them.
Try it out if you want, and if you have problems, just let me know. :)
The best way to get people (or objects) to appear is usually to expect them to be somewhere, close by yet out of sight. It's hard to make someone or something just materialize in front of you, but if you expect them to be around the corner, they usually are. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by MzCheekz
Thx so much for the help &&
welcomes you guys! I will use that
technique u guys stated! I have
another weird question. After one of
my lucid dreams i was in a regular
dream && it was kind of like a
nightmare because i was scared but
this is the weird part that i need help
with.. I remember prying my eyes
open trying to wake up meaning i
knew to some instinct that i was
dreaming to have been trying to wake
up but why wasn't i smart enough to
say hey i kno this is a dream
because im trying to wake up why not
go lucid instead of waking up? Was
it because i was scared lol. Thx
guys!
This happens sometimes, and there's not much you can do about it. I've had plenty of these - where I know I'm dreaming, on a very low level, but do nothing about it. Being scared is not going to help, since your instinct is to get out of the dream, not stay in it.
These are good questions - feel free to ask if you have any more. :)
Oh ok i understand now. Heres another question.. is there any ways to do the "mind awake body sleep" technique? I was once interested in OBE's but find lucid dreaming much easier and fun but i heard u can go into a lucid dream kind of the same once your bodys asleep but your conciously awake?.. any insight on this? again thank you guys sooo much.
Keeping your Mind awake, while your body falls asleep, is how the WILD technique works. If you look in the Tutorial Section, and look up a WILD FAQ, you should find the information needed to induce one.
Here is a good guide here if you want one: http://www.dreamviews.com/community/...ad.php?t=30783
Yes, you're talking about WILD. Heres some tuts that ban explain it to you. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by MzCheekz
http://www.dreamviews.com/community/...ad.php?t=30783
http://www.dreamviews.com/community/...ad.php?t=40684
http://www.dreamviews.com/community/...ead.php?t=9806
You can find others in the tutorial section too. - http://www.dreamviews.com/community/...splay.php?f=25
That's a Wake Initiated Lucid Dream (WILD). Here's a few tutorials about WILD:Quote:
Originally Posted by MzCheekz
http://www.dreamviews.com/community/...ead.php?t=1886
http://www.dreamviews.com/community/...ad.php?t=40684
http://www.dreamviews.com/community/...ead.php?t=9806
:)
Thx everyone for the links i will try
them when i can :)
for some reason i imagine DCs as being the villagers from minecraft.... :banana: