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    1. 05-16-2015 04:19 PM #1
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      Auditory Induced Lucid Dream

      1. Decide which sound comes up the most in your dreams. It can be the sound of people, music, water, or many other things. That's your sound.

      2. Fall asleep while waiting for your sound. When you hear it, do a reality check. If your reality check fails, your dreaming!

      3. If you hear the sound in your dream but don't become lucid, you need to practice making the connection between that sound the fact you may be dreaming. You could imagine yourself hearing that sound and realizing you're dreaming, listen for the sound while you're awake and do a reality check and/or repeat a mantra involving hearing the sound and realizing you're dreaming. Once you make that connection between that sound and dreaming, you'll start to become lucid when you hear it in your dreams.
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      Sounds a lot like just recognizing a dream sign and using it for lucidity. But it's a great suggestion nonetheless!
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      That's what it is but I think auditory dream signs haven't been brought up much, if any, for their usefulness. If only I became lucid every time I heard a dc talk!
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      That would be very nice .
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      In neuro-linguistic programming (NLP), there is a concept that everyone has a dominant sense. In NLP. senses are analyzed as modalities and submodalities. For example, vision and hearing are two examples of modalities. Within the modality of hearing, there would be submodalities of volume, pitch, tempo, and so on.

      Anyway, NLP is a controversial subject for many reasons, but I think there's a nugget of truth that many people tend to have an affinity for a particular modality and possibly one or more submodalities. If you can identify the ones to which you have an affinity, then you can enhance your success by focusing on those triggers. Hence, if you have an affinity for sound, then you'll find more success by organizing your lucid dreaming efforts around auditory cues.
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