Staying Lucid...help!

Hey Guys,
Alright,This is weird... ... ...
For the past two nights I've been getting 2 Lucid Dreams in a row on a WEEKDAY(weird since I usually have Lucid Dreams on a weekend,when I get plenty of sleep)... ... ...
On both of them,I've lost Lucidity in less than a minute... ... ...
I simply did a RC to double check that I'm dreaming,then that's it...no dream... ... ...
This has never happened to me before, and I don't think it can be the fact that I can't recall the rest the dream because I've never had trouble with recalling my dreams (especially LDs) ... ... ...
Please Help! ... ... ...
Thanks ... ... ...
Sam
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Some Info:
---On a weekday I fall asleep at around 10:30pm
and wake up at 5:20am...
---When I woke up, I remembered it quite well..so I assume it was around 5am
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maybe besides just doing an RC, you need to stabilize you dream body. something that worked for me after i had this same problem was to put my hands up, and just look at them, see every detail, looking at the back and front of them, touching them together. i guess this has an effect of stabilizing your dream body. i knelt in my dream when i did this, so i could be in a more solid stance. sounded weird to me, but it definitely worked.

Stop. Look around. Take it all in. Breathe. Slowly walk around and touch things. Say, "This is a dream."

if you stabilise enough, can you get pin sharp clarity?

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Originally Posted by your_mum

if you stabilise enough, can you get pin sharp clarity?

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Yes. Absolutely. I like to stare at a constant, like the ground for awhile to do that.

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Originally Posted by your_mum

if you stabilise enough, can you get pin sharp clarity?

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Hey...
Really...?
That's good to hear...I'll be sure to stabilize my dream before proceeding to the "fun stuff":D..
But, I have a question...how does stabilization work?
Does it increase the vividness of the whole dream?
or just the part you're looking at?
Thanks Again,
Sam

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Originally Posted by Sam1r

Hey...
Really...?
That's good to hear...I'll be sure to stabilize my dream before proceeding to the "fun stuff":D..
But, I have a question...how does stabilization work?
Does it increase the vividness of the whole dream?
or just the part you're looking at?
Thanks Again,
Sam

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Focusing passively on objects near you one at a time. Only choose a couple and go back and forth between them trying to retain their original form. It takes time to build up a capacity to take in a whole vivid scene without giving into excitement, so start small. Don't be too passive, but don't be overly concerned either - balance is key.

Also there's this thread: http://www.dreamviews.com/community/...97#post1412097