When doing SSILD last night, once again, I felt a strangely relaxing sensation. Like I didn't want to move. Ever. I managed to do about 4 cycles before I fell asleep. It was interesting though; I took a lot more time than I thought I did (20-30 seconds) on each rep. After about the second cycle I heard this strange "patter" noise in my ears. It was far away, and I could barely hear it, but it was there. |
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Follow your dreams.
DILD - 50 | DEILD - 3 | WILD - 1 | MILD - 1
Previous Goal: Air bendMain Goal: Find my Dream Guide
Spoiler for Goals:
I don't remember experiencing anything that can be called sleep paralysis either. Crossing over was a strong tingling sensation that ran through my body, almost like passing through a forcefield of sorts. A rather pleasant way to begin, though I wish I could keep it going. |
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Ok I tried this in a half-arsed way after my 4:30 alarm went off and I recorded a dream. I found it a bit difficult to fall back to sleep but when I did, I had one of the longest dreams I've ever recorded and I became lucid near the end! Before doing this technique I had only one brief DILD. I'm not sure if this succes was down to my improving recall as a result of MasterMind's walking journal technique or this. Judging by the apparent high success rate of this and the that I became lucid for no apparent reason, I doubt this is placebo. I'm going to continue to use this method and analyse the results before making any conclusions. |
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I had no success today either... my thoughts were interrupting me too many times, i couldn't focus on SSILD for some reason... I also woke up a little earlier for WBTB, which probably had to do with the failure :/ |
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Ok tried this again last night. It didn't work but thats likely because I couldn't sleep last night for some odd reason (not related to the SSILD attempt). I'll give it another bash tonight. |
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My last few attempts I have been falling asleep too quickly after waking up (sometimes because of poor prior sleep) so I know I need to stay up a little longer before beginning the technique. If I normally sleep on my side, would it be a good idea to go through the cycles lying on my back and then turn over on my side to fall asleep quickly? |
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I've had that problem too now in 3 days. I'm too tired due to exercise and stuff so I'm just too tired to go up in the night or notice my wakeups after dreams. |
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I've had that problem too now in 3 days. I'm too tired due to exercise and stuff so I'm just too tired to go up in the night or notice my wakeups after dreams. |
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Update: |
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Still unable to get some success! It seems like I'm doing the technique okay. |
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Follow your dreams.
DILD - 50 | DEILD - 3 | WILD - 1 | MILD - 1
Previous Goal: Air bendMain Goal: Find my Dream Guide
Spoiler for Goals:
@Sydney |
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Spoiler for LD goals:
Ugh... i was doing SSILD after WBTB today... i did it like 20 times in a row and i couldn't fall asleep at all.. needless to say i didn't get an LD |
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I realize that i'm dreaming.
I realize that i'm dreaming.
I realize that i'm dreaming.
<--- My Dream Journal Contains ONLY Lucid Dreams
Haha sorry CosmicIron. |
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Follow your dreams.
DILD - 50 | DEILD - 3 | WILD - 1 | MILD - 1
Previous Goal: Air bendMain Goal: Find my Dream Guide
Spoiler for Goals:
nothing happened, I've tried this technique for the last 4 days. |
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I've decided to try this technique, as I took a year out of lucid dreaming and thought I'd get back into it again MILD works well for me but I thought I'd give this a try since it seems to have a lot of positive feedback. |
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THIS KILLED OUT MY DRY SPELL.. |
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The idea is to remain in a constant state of departure while always arriving..
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