OMG, a bit ago, I had 3 LD's in a row, as in one a day for 3 days! AWE-SOME!
Guys, what was the most amount of LD's you've had in a row, as in at least one a day for how many days?
Not including you naturals, here :P
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OMG, a bit ago, I had 3 LD's in a row, as in one a day for 3 days! AWE-SOME!
Guys, what was the most amount of LD's you've had in a row, as in at least one a day for how many days?
Not including you naturals, here :P
2. :P Two DEILDS in a row. Then I missed a day, and napped twice in the day to try to keep my ministreak going, but didn't get lucid.
If bad days where you get waken up every 2mins or so... around 17? If not, around 13 while sleeping for like 10-11hours straight lol
And no, I'm not a natural...
I somehow had two lucids in the last 3 days. :biggrin:
Same here. 3 Lucids in three nights. Can't wait for the fourth.Quote:
Originally Posted by lucidreamsavy
OMG, the one friend that I share my dreams with EVERY day, lucids included, she knows that I love dreams and all, had a LD on Saturday :D! She said she thinks it's because she remembers me talkin to her about them in her dream, and became lucid! She wanted to fly, but instead changed into a WOLF TO SCARE OFF SOME ANIMALS! OMG, OMG, OMG! :D :D :D. I influenced her "dreaming experience"! She even says that she normally can't fly or control her dreams, but she could this time, and not even I have ever shapeshifted (I have tried for a TOTM before, and failed. More then once!). She said she would be mad if it didn't work, BUT IT DID :D!
Anyone ever ASSUME they can't fly, so don't?
I do :P. It's quite annoying....Instead of fighting it, I try to find an alternative solution! But, I usually can control the dream in any other way if I want :P.
Sorry for the triple post and all, but I have a question...and I think it's been asked a lot, so I don't wanna start a new thread for it.
Does anyone know how to switch to third person in a LD. I probably could figure it out, but I wanna hear what you guys have to say.
Reality-bending computer glasses. Swap bodies with someone else, then remote-control your own body. :biggrin:
Alternately, load the Lucid Dream Control Panel and mess around with the camera settings.
After 75 days in the 90 Days WILD Project, my first WILD ironically lasted only a few short seconds. XD
Fought a dragon today in a dream, though the silly dragon dissapeared at the middle of the fight <.<
It probably didn't want to get eaten.Quote:
Originally Posted by Walms
Nop, I'm sure it wasn't that, especially since I was planning on letting the dragon live and it was sealed, there is no way he could have known of my weird eating habits! I think...
I'm sure news of your eating habits has made its way around your dream world. Especially if you left witnesses.
^ Lol,also, WAlms, you say your not a natural. Do you MILD? I'm really curious about alot of you frequenters.
Also, at luciddreamsavy, try going through a portal and when you turn around (expect to) see yourself facing the opposite direction, now walk forward as if you are that guy. Or just get behind a DC (at 3rd person view level) and move forward (and expect them to) and it'll soon be as if your controlling them. If you want it to be you, they should slowly morph over time.
A tip for all people have troucle with dream control, wear a pipboy (Wrist computer) in your dreams and try inputting voice commands. I.e. enable antigravity on self :D
I don't MILD, I only DILD through RCs, being like that for a long time now, since I had to develop the technique on my own (Had no idea there was a name to it), never tried anything else until DV, but find that WILD/DEILD just gives me worse dreams than DILD.
I seem to be more prone to sleep paralysis when I sleep in an unfamiliar environment. I tend to wake up through the night, and often fall into SP.
I'm staying at someone elses house tonight and sleeping on the couch... Hopefully I can get to sleep paralysis and become lucid from it...
:panic:
Wish me luck. :P
Yeah, there was a new kid at our school and after talking to him about how awesome it was gonna be when I can do whatever I want and know when I dream fairly often, he was like "Yeah I do that everyone." At first I thought he was FOS, but he might be onto something haha..Quote:
Originally Posted by lucidreamsavy
Downside, he's annoying, and I dunno if his interest in Lucid Dreams will make up for it. He's nice, but annoying.
Failed a DEILD this morning. First time I've failed that attempt. XD I went out of one dream and into another one. But didn't stay conscious.
I don't really know what Sleep Paralysis feels like exactly, I've noticed.. The first time I felt anything I would attribute it to was after a wave of electric energy seemed to tingle through my body, and not wanting to risk awakening, I didn't move. But how would I know that was the SP stage if I didn't try to move?
The other night was a similar story, but willing to pass up my WILD attempt to break the SP I might of had to indeed TEST if it was SP, I moved with little resistance. I again had a wave of electric energy pass over my body that made me feel heavy, but I could pretty much still move. When does SP fully set in, or how do you know?
For me (don't know why), while WILDing, if I add in an emotion (fear, sadness, ect) for some reason, it makes SP happen faster. I.e One night, I had watched a horror movie right before bed, which lead to being scared (during the WILD) and caused it to happen faster.
I notice that sometimes my dreams transform into games I've played. Like they take up a similar style. I was having a seriously epic "fight off the aliens" dream and it kind've got spoilt by a few factors of a game I've being playing, being thrown in.
First of all...I had a weird LD last night. Not super long, read the first half if you want, the non lucid part...
5 Blocks into the Black and White
http://dreamviews.com/community/show...&postcount=135
And, my friend that I'm tellin LDing about had ANOTHER LD last night :D! It's all thanks to me just telling her about them :lol:. She said that there was this bad dude, so she said aloud that she wanted him good, and zapped him, and he turned into an angel! Then, listening to my flying advice I told her a week or so ago, she started asking DC's how to fly, many of them, since it's usually hard for her. She does, and they all start jumpin off of benches...it doesn't work :P. She is makin progress, though, and she's gonna try my other way to fly...to find a ladder, climb up it, fall, then fly!
My last few lucids feature me wondering if I can feel my physical sleeping body while lucid. That's messed me up pretty bad, and I'm afraid it'll start becoming a thing that I do without meaning for it to happen - so far it's only occurred due to curiosity. :?
I did not know if my question was thread worthy so i just put it here. I really want to master "VILD". And also, i know that most lding techniques can be mixed and matched to fit individual needs. So would it be possible to mix FILD and VILD? Both are variations of WILD, but are they so different that they couldn't be mixed. In FILD, your supposed to wait until you're about to fall asleep and then move you fingers. After that ,you do an rc, if you get to an ld, then yay! But if you fail, you try again or just go to sleep. The transition in FILD is so unnoticeable that it is often hard to catch. The transition from waking to being in the dream can be so smooth that you can be in the ld and not even know until you do an rc. With VILD, you have to visualize your desired dream destination, and watch it form around you. In VILD, the transition is very clear and noticeable. So would it be possible to use some hybrid of these 2 techniques? Or are they too opposite one another?