Yeah, I actually have a reflex I developed a long time ago that'll boot me from the dream if things get too hairy. I want to fix that, though, since I'm more confident in my abilities now. |
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I had a lucid nightmare today and I couldn't escape from it and since the cause of the nightmare was my dog attacking me, I had too much heart to hurt her. So have you ever woke yourself up from an LD on purpose? |
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Yeah, I actually have a reflex I developed a long time ago that'll boot me from the dream if things get too hairy. I want to fix that, though, since I'm more confident in my abilities now. |
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Same here. I remember when I was in like 4th grade I woke myself up because a monster was gonna find me (non LD), so whenever a really bad part comes up, I wake myself up (perhaps lucid at the last moment? IDK). |
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If you see a strange typo in my post, blame my iPad for that.
Short story series about LD'ing:
http://www.dreamviews.com/artists-corner/140705-short-story-series-community-involvement-needed.html#post1990516
I forced myself awake when I was being attacked by a giant disembodied hand. It's in my dream journal if you're interested. |
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Yes, I did every time I naturally LDed as a kid (which was just a few times). |
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DILDs: A Lot
Yes i have to. I closed my eyes and clenched my fist and wanted out of the dream and it worked. |
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Yes. Once or twice. Non-lucid. |
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I did it twice when I was very young and couldn't think of anything fun to do in my LDs (What was I thinking?!) |
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Same here. I was an excellent lucid dreamer as a kid (shame I never knew what they were or what I was doing) and whenever I was about to be pushed down the stairs by my brother (a recurring dream/nightmare I used to have) I could instantly control it and stop him from pushing me down and throw him down the stairs instead |
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I find this unbelievably fascinating. Is it just an ability that you're born with, or can you learn it? The ability to wake yourself up naturally. I would love to learn this ability, to wake on command. |
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Just after a couple of lucid dreams I once experienced sleep paralysis. I entered this state from a really weird dream scenario. |
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I always imagined it would be easy to wake from an LD, but now I am reconsidering that assumption. |
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All I did for years with lucidity was wake myself up. I used to only get lucid in nightmares. |
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Wen I was a lot younger, if I was having a dream with say a monster, I woke myself up by giving into the problem: eg: |
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just lol...
I had one long ago, when I was 7 I had a really vivid, yet scary nightmare. |
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Yes ive forced myself awake a few times, primarily because I have found myself caught in dull DEILD/false awakening loops. |
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Lucid Dreams:-
MILD/DILD: 79
WILD: 13
DEILD:13
(TOTAL: 108)
A few times. All non-lucids. It was strange because I would always say "Oh right. This is a dream. I can wake up!" and then I would wake up right after. |
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well I don't know why, but any time I try this I'm actually forced into a FA which I typically then spin in so as to change the scenery. But I can wake myself when my dream is strongly connected to my real surroundings. I.e: napping in front of the tv. That one was actually funny though because I remembered the episode despite sleeping through it. |
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