Thread: Dream Exit Induced Lucid Dream (deild)

Oh man! I woke up this morning and moved (a little)
Then I remembered everything and stopped moving.
I was thinking the dream...
I broke the chain... :'(

Originally Posted by MindDaguerreotype

Just repeat to yourself while falling asleep : "Tonight, I will awake after each of my dream". I could recall 3 or 4 dream periods by night this way. (Don't forget to do a RC each time, too.. this could be a false awakening )
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Thanks mate i didn't thought that. Even if i've read it many times
I will try to Deild tonight , if i succeed with FILD/realize the few secons.^_^

P.S. Your avatar rocks ^^


@Klace , if this technique is really yours , stop trying to prove yourself to Malac.
Its his problem , not yours. He is not a cop and most definitely he is not your mother.
We are all greatfull to you who shared this technique with us and answering all our questions with success.
Even if it was Buddha who made this technique , i'm still greatfull to you.^_^


@malac , You made your point mate. Everyone here knows what you think , you've said it twice already.
To tell you the thruth , you might be right , Klace might have copied pasted this tachnique.
But then again , you might be wrong.
And today when i go to sleep , I would rather try the Deild , than thinking whether you are right or wrong.
And if one day the original creator comes here and complain i will tell him that you told us from the very beginning.
Try to focusing on the technique's tutorial you promised^_^
I hope that it will be a "kickass" tech.

Thank you for your post, Carcharoth.
I will stop talking to Malac, and everyone else, just ignore him if he posts here, please leave all discussion in this topic relevant to the technique itself.
I am more interested in the success of the technique over a different amount of people then I am in the original origin of this technique.
I'll just leave it at: I never heard of this technique before I made the topic, I made this technique all by myself, I will call it a coincidence if a similar one already exists.

Awaiting many results over night,
Klace

PS: If you have any important questions, ask here or PM me, if you have any suggestions, PM me, I will add a "DEILD Variations" sections to the initial post if you can provide me with a technique to help in accomplishing a DEILD.

awesome technique, works really well. Its similar to this one:

http://www.dreamviews.com/forum/inde...showtopic=7126

but you have differences, for example your technique uses non lucid dreams as a start point, and you've also told us to remain completely still as the dream fades, instead of waiting till it ends then remaining still.

Regardless your technique is great, and when combined with a few others it has an almost 100% success rate.

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Originally Posted by Klace

@Malac
Do not post in here if you have nothing good to say, it's not impossible for two people to have the same idea, heres exactly how I, MYSELF came up with the technique.

About a month ago, I woke up in SP, (You can check all my posts, you'll find what I'm talking about)
Then another time, I lay still after waking up and entered a non lucid dream.
Then I thought of combining the two together, staying still after waking up, getting to SP and becoming aware as you enter a Lucid. Then after a little while of roughing out the edges, I made this topic, you came along, you said you were posting only one last time, and then kept posting here, no one really cares what you have to say, the main thing is, that this is working for an amazing ammount of people.
Me? I think you're jealous of me for stealing your "thunder" of your 95% LD Tech.

~Klace
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1. The ppl's tech u stole obviously care what im talking about. 2. My thunder? wth? jealous of you..... pleaseeeeeee. Now your wayy out of your league. ( I looove being cool on forum weee it makes me sooo happpyy to make frieends on herree * all sarcasm*) 3. If someone prompts me a question or comment i will obvious answer right back. 4. noone really cares what i say? i heard that from someone in the 1st grade before? well, im happy now....dont care...

Did I hear something? Oh it's just the wind....

In regards to the technique, I've been getting very nice PM's from people, most of which want me to make a tutorial for the tutorial section, I will do that, so have some patience in that field.
Though I can't really get more explanitory than the initial post. I will try to make a tutorial out of it so that everyone can try my technique.
I'm awaiting more results though! It is a new day.

~Klace

Alright, I could've tried this this morning at like 3. But the dream that I remembered (I hadn't moved yet) was so absolutly awesome that I didn't want to forget any of it so I wrote it down. I might give it a shot tonight though.

Oh, man! I had the PERFECT chance to DEILD but I was bored to stay still.
What's the maximum time till re-sleep?

There isn't one. Just whenever you wake up. I have done it with an afternoon nap.

I attempted to DEILD again last night, and all I can say is that it is an EXTREMELY powerful technique. First I saw imagery of a blurry circle, then it started spinning to form a ring. I started shaking rather violently, and then finally I was pulled legs first to the ceiling. Yes, this was a hallucination. I was so scared that I think the terror was probably another hallucination in itself. Afterwards I just dreamed about it in two false awakenings, but i wasn't lucid.

Are there techniques for facilitating the transition to a lucid dream with some control and stability? Help me out here Klace...

P.S. The described effects were those of "Hypnagogic" sensations, and in this case, the most rare and intense of these sensations.

if you look at the tutorials section, you will see a dream re-entry thread that talks about 2 ways to enter lucidity: WILD and VILD. I tend to use VILD, since it is much quicker and really cool.

The opne qustion I have about this method is
isnt everybody elses dream recall being damaged, bcus bieng still means you dont write down your dreams
hence you dont remember them aswell?
my dream journal has been fairly empty since I started this.
Imran

My dream journal has been empty for months.

When you know you have to get up to go to work/school make sure you write the last dreams you can remember down, even if it's not much you'll get used to having to remember the last one and remember it alot

I don't have a dream journal, I remember my dreams whenever I had them perfectly, so theres no need to write them down, yes of course this technique would make you not able to write down the dream you just had, unless you failed the DEILD, but of course if it works, you will have a Lucid to write down when you wake up, and you can write down the dream you had before, it should still be fresh in your mind.

There are more benefits to dream Journaling than just increased recall. I keep one and always remember mine.

Well maybe a dream journal is something I should take up.

~Klace

Originally posted by imran p
isnt everybody elses dream recall being damaged, bcus bieng still means you dont write down your dreams
hence you dont remember them aswell?

I've been doing this for four or five days now, and it's been the opposite for me. I usually only remember one dream per night, but with this I've been able to get two or three. I don't really have a sense of when they happened, just the order in which they happened. But I've always had fairly good recall quality, if not quantity, so it may be different for other people.

Another upside to this, I guess.

I'm depressed, my record with you technique is now 7/2 (W/L).
I woke up this morning and remembered not to move in time, I instantly got that numb feeling, but my arm was underneath me and I worried about sleeping on it, so I had to move. Still, 7 lucids and 2 fails is great.

THIS TECHNIQUE OWNS!!!!!!!!!& #33;!!!!!!!!!& #33;!!!!!!!!!& #33;!!!!!!!!!& #33;!!!!!!!!!& #33;!!!!!!!!!& #33;!!!!!!!!
WORKS ALMOST EVERY SINGLE TIME!!!!!!!!!& #33;!!!!!!!!!& #33;!!!
2 LUCIDS TONIGHT THANKS TO THIS TECHNIQUE!!!!!!!!& #33;!!!!!!!!!& #33;!!!!!!!

Btw the person that I had sex with in my LD last night has the computer right beside me and she doesn't know ANYTHING ABOUT IT. IT'S WONDERFUL!!!!! MOHAHAHAHHAHAH

Hahahaha, Nice.
Glad to see it's working for you.
And for Metalfracing, only two fails is still great, really great.
After doing this for a long time, it's alot easier for me to do WILD, I tried in the middle of the night last night, and I succeeded in WILD in less than a minute.

Klace as the creator of this method I really could do with sum help
Well ive been trying it with promsing reuslts and sum very near lucidty
but th issue is as soon as i wake up i move
is there any way I could avoid that?
also my dream journal is taking a whacking.
Imran

Hmm... I can't really help with that, it is up to you to teach yourself not to move, all though try not moving much when you wake up from a dream, and just staying still then, with some near lucidity experiences, it will take a little time on your part to train yourself not to move, that ability just came to me easily so I did not have much experience training for it, try setting your intentions before you go to sleep.

I havn't tryed this yet, been sick for the past few days, and everytime I wake up I need to blow my noise, I really think I can train myself to stay still everytime I wake up, hopefully I can do wild and have ld's the rest of the night, just keep going back in when I wake up.

To clear this up is it Klace's method, yes it is chaining lucids usualy involve having a DILD first and then waking, up doing MILD and going back to sleep.