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How old are you? If you are a teenager then it's natural for you to have trouble with lucidity at random times due to puberty and hormonal spikes. If you aren't, then I dunno. |
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Thread: Lucidless...GRRRR!
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08-01-2008 05:10 AM #1Breather
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Lucidless...GRRRR!
I have a problem; I have not been able to have a lucid dream for...I think about three months now. I don't know what is wrong, as I have been able to naturally enter lucidity (for the most part). However, I am now only able to become slightly lucid when I have just gone back to sleep, and this always wakes me up (none of these have been false awakenings).
I need a little bit of help here, and any advice would be much appreciated!
Thanks
-Kordan
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08-01-2008 05:50 AM #2Member
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08-01-2008 06:19 AM #3Member
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o shit! you serious???? teenagers have more trouble???? damn that sucks assss!!! i am 17.
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08-01-2008 01:20 PM #4Member
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im 17 and had a dry spell for about a month, but taking B6 stoped it and gave me some amazing lucids, better than the ones i had before the dryspell.
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08-01-2008 09:31 PM #5Member
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how often did you take b6? anyone else's advice on how much and how often to take b6/b complex would help.
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