Thread: I had 3 Lucid dreams last night...

All terribly short.
I think one perhaps was a WILD, because the dream started in the position that I was asleep, in my bed.
So in the dream, I got out of bed, already lucid, and it wasn't very clear, so I tried looking around and focusing on things. It seemed like my eyes were being forced shut - maybe it wasn't a good quality dream in general, or wasn't a dream from the REM - so I tried to yell CLARITY NOW but my voice was muffled. Perhaps I wasn't confident enough, because it was fading and I was afraid I would yell it out in RL and my dad would hear me.

Help?

That has happened to me as well, as far as the trying to yell "clarity now". Perhaps you could try other means of increasing clarity. Last night I had a lucid dream, and I was able just by focusing on the details around me bring the clarity and realism to a stuning level. It's hard to describe, think of it as focusing a camera lens, but that camera lens is your vision. I went from hazy to RL level of clarity in a few seconds.

Clarity Now never did anything for me.
So far when my LDs are fading I usually just freak out and try to remember how to keep them going and then I lose them .

Whenever i used to start to lose the dreams that i was in, i would just stare at the floor and start spinning. then i would start to think about anything random, that was completley relevant to my personal life. that was the strongest image that i could think of. when i did that the dream became more stable and i was able to actually enter into those personal thoughts and watch them.

interesting huh?