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      Quote Originally Posted by yuppie11975 View Post
      Do you mean DILD or DEILD?
      Also, what do you mean by 'wake up?'
      Realise you're dreaming, or physically wake up?
      I meant DEILD, sorry, I made a mistake while writing. Really wake up.

      We can consistently wake up from a dream using an alarm ?
      Or we have to set the alarm to several times and hope we can do it right?

      Of course we could use MILD/mantras/set intentions (etc) to natural wake up in the middle of dreams (it is possible right?), but my question is especifically about the alarm and consistency.

      Thank you

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      Quote Originally Posted by Thinknow View Post
      I meant DEILD, sorry, I made a mistake while writing. Really wake up.

      We can consistently wake up from a dream using an alarm ?
      Or we have to set the alarm to several times and hope we can do it right?

      Of course we could use MILD/mantras/set intentions (etc) to natural wake up in the middle of dreams (it is possible right?), but my question is especifically about the alarm and consistency.

      Thank you
      I'm not generally one to advocate the use of alarm clocks, because I feel they're too disruptive, when your main goal is to fall straight back to sleep. However, one shoe doesn't fit all, so you should just play around and see what works out. As you outlined, you can simply use mantra's to implement the idea of waking up, which is how I do it. You seem to be very nervous and unsure, just give it a shot to the best of your ability, and see what happens!
      Tell me how it goes.
      Please feel free to check out my DEILD guide: http://bit.ly/2DOqiyT

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      Quote Originally Posted by yuppie11975 View Post
      I'm not generally one to advocate the use of alarm clocks, because I feel they're too disruptive, when your main goal is to fall straight back to sleep. However, one shoe doesn't fit all, so you should just play around and see what works out. As you outlined, you can simply use mantra's to implement the idea of waking up, which is how I do it. You seem to be very nervous and unsure, just give it a shot to the best of your ability, and see what happens!
      Tell me how it goes.
      I will try to set my intention, but if that does not work, I will use the alarm. There are alarms that are not to agressive (like vibration or just one tiny sound) and shut themselves

      P.S - Someone knows why when I make more that two quotes, they don't appear on the same ''answer'' ? Thank you

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