I think the effect would be the same. If you think about a thing too much, it's probably gonna show up in your dreams, no matter if the thinking is positive or negative. That's how autosuggestion works. |
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I think the effect would be the same. If you think about a thing too much, it's probably gonna show up in your dreams, no matter if the thinking is positive or negative. That's how autosuggestion works. |
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LDs (good ones): 8 (3)
WILDs: 1 (1); DILDs: 4 (0); DEILDs: 3 (2)
Dream goals: find the dream car (two-story dolly-beetle) []; use dream car to switch surroundings []; meet[]; dance with
[]; meet personifications of different parts of my personality []; buy the damn jersey! []
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Just like the guy said above, even though you are thinking of it in a negative manner. You are still focusing your attention on it. |
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MILD is different than autosuggestion |
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"Sorrow is nothing but worn out joy."
Yep, I think I know the difference. Auto being a one-off suggestion before sleep that you'll look forward to your next LD, or similar, but without the intent that you'll have one that very night. And MILD being a repetitive phrase that's used over and over until you fall asleep, preferably after you've woken up during the night. |
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