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    View Poll Results: What triggers your DILD's?

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    • You notice something weird/strange/unusual

      11 23.40%
    • Spontaeous

      28 59.57%
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      What causes your DILD's?

      Just curious
      Last edited by westonci; 05-03-2008 at 08:45 PM.

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      They are usually spontaneous, but I also occasionally notice something strange.

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      Spontaeous

      Because without using Google, I'm guessing it means, you just know.

      "He who is the cause of someone else becoming powerful is the agent of his own destruction" - Ezio Auditore da Firenze (1459 - 1524)

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      Just plain weird King K's Avatar
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      Spontaneous, but if for some reason it's not spontaneous, it was triggered by a reality check.

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      The title should actually be What Causes Your DILDs. Mine is that I notice something weird usually.

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      Quote Originally Posted by kingofclutch View Post
      The title should actually be What Causes Your DILDs. Mine is that I notice something weird usually.
      woops, typo error. Thanks

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      I've only realized once, but when I did, no reality checks were needed. Bizarrely, I just knew and noticed that I was dreaming. :S
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      The majority are spontaneous. After becoming lucid, I will look around for something strange, and then reality check for affirmation to ground me in the dream.

      Sometimes, I will spontaneously think to myself, "This is a dream" without even fully understanding what that means.

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      Its about half in half between Spontaneaous(accompanied by an RC) and noticing something weird

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      All my DILDs have been spontaneous so far... I can dream of the weirdest things and not react, and then while dreaming of some routine it will just kick in.
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      Hand reality checking worked for three out of five of my lucid dreams. If it is a nightmare I WILL know I am dreaming, but probably won't have the intelliegnce to do anything, but force myself to wake up.

      Noticing I am dreaming in a nightmare is something I picked up as a kid. I never knew about lucid dreaming, but I really think if I can increase my nightmares then I can eventually learn to gain control instead of just waking myself up.

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      1 dreamsign, 16 spontaneous. The spontaneous are a number of things. Realizing things are strange, like odd behavior, people I don't know seeming familiar, etc., and seeing a clock and realizing it didn't agree with what time I went to sleep and then realizing I was asleep and dreaming, traveling down roads that are supposed to be familiar but I've never been on before, etc.

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      Quote Originally Posted by westonci View Post
      Just curious
      Preplanned routines from day residue. Includes doing reality check when a light fails to work properly when switched on. I leave a small light on during sleep to autosuggest seeing lights in the dream. Most likely the lights fail in the dream and I become lucid.

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      Last edited by imj; 05-07-2008 at 03:14 PM.

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      I have only had 2 DILD I think, both of them were triggered in the dream by fear.

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