YES ! YES ! YES ! This WORKS! |
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"MAY THE SLEEPER BE WITH YOU !"
I can't seem to get Deild down I am just way too tired after I wake up and just fall back asleep to get sleep |
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LD BUCKET LIST=[]Be Naruto And Defeat Pain With Rasen Shuriken-[]Fly Across The Pacific Ocean-[]Be Bobby Pendragon-[]Do A Series Of LD's To Go Through One Of The Harry Potter Movies-[]Be Finn In Adventure Time-[]Be A Wolf-[]Be A T-Rex-[]Be A Cat
Tonight I will autosuggest to wake up after a dream and try this! |
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The problem is, I'm really scared of sleep paralysis... |
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Cool man, let us know how it goes. |
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Well, I did. I'll tell you how it went |
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Last edited by Ginsan; 04-08-2013 at 07:25 PM. Reason: Typo's and extra material
Thank you so much, dutchraptor! I had a successful CANWILD with your help. |
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This idea may have been brought up already, but if you can fall back to sleep quickly like I can, the snooze feature on alarms is very useful. I set the duration for my alarm's snooze to 15 minutes and I set my phone alarm to go off after 4-5 hours of sleep. When the alarm goes off, I pick up my phone, hit the snooze button, and go back to sleep while trying to re-enter a dream. 15 minutes later the alarm goes off again, I hit snooze again, and I try to re-enter a dream again. 15 minutes later, same thing. Repeat as many times as desired. |
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Hey Dutchraptor. Do you have any advice on how i could transition into the dream besides visualizing? |
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Have you tried any other anchors like focusing on breathing or counting? |
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Sorry if it came out the wrong way. |
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Last edited by CosmicMember44; 06-15-2013 at 09:42 PM.
Well the only way to transition into the dream is by forgetting about your body and just focusing on entering the dream. Next time you wake up try to think of nothing, just lay completely still and start counting to a hundred, I can assure you that you will start to at least feel heavy. Continue this until you feel ready to try enter the dream. |
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Good guide, i'll be trying this. |
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Cool im gonna gihe this a shot tonight and see how far it goes. |
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CANWILD worked for me last night. I woke up spontaneously after 3 hours, set an app timer to ring after 30 min and then every 15 min. |
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Check your memory, did any suprising event happpen ? does the present make sense ? visualize what you will do when lucid, and how. Reality check as reminder of your intention to lucid dream tonight. Sleep as good as you can; when going to sleep, relax and invite whatever comes with curiosity. Grab your dream journal immediately as you awake and write everything you can recall (if only when you wake up for good). Keep calm, positive and persistent, and don't forget to have fun along the way
I've always been scared of the SP part but I want to try it and see how it is , amazing tutorial ! |
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Thanks, no need to be scared of SP. Nothing you will feel with be bad as long as you expect it to be good. |
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Hey all, |
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Im not sure if is coincidence, (I don't usually have any 'placebo' affect from trying things) but the last few nights I've added the auto suggestion of waking up still, literally just saying four or five times before I sleep at night, and at least once per night I've woken up still and attempted this DEILD, even last night I tried adding a specific position, on my side as its more comfortable for me than on my back, and it actually happened. As I said I don't know if it's just coincidence but it seems fairly genuine |
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It's not necessary, you can wake up from other times but it makes it much harder to remember to go back into the dream. It's best to time your awakenings during a dream or right after for the simple reason that we want to easily slip back into a dream. |
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It still is not working out that well.. |
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Hey dutch nice guide,i will deffently try tonight just two question can this be done after 6 hours of sleep and is counting good method to stay awake like 1-100? Cheers |
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