There was an artical here about a person who mastered this same type of thing, I'm going to try it, I like the idea of making my dreams a theme of a certain movie, I once did this technique by accident and had like 3 dreams about the same theme
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There was an artical here about a person who mastered this same type of thing, I'm going to try it, I like the idea of making my dreams a theme of a certain movie, I once did this technique by accident and had like 3 dreams about the same theme
just like MILD....
not like mild, its tbb. write ur results.
I INVENTED SOMETHING INTELLIGENT!
yeah i'll try this. i actually use to do this alot. is this pure visualising, or is it like a fantasy day dream?
Yah. I couldn't get it beacuse I forgot what to do when I fell on bed.
ranma its like writing a story in ur head. dont write it, but visualise it. see what you would see, hear what you would hear, and taste, and smell. even narorate it if u wish.
well i had a hard time visualising. i did the best i could tho. i must have ran the story through my head at least 20 times.
I was focusing on having Twoshadows come in and tell me i'm dreaming, and assist me in some way in the lucid task. I didn't have a lucid, but she did show up in the dream and helped me with a problem in the dream. it was pretty vivid too. I'm suprised at the results, i'll try this more.
thanks for the post ranma. try tonght, and post.
No luck last night. I'm almost at the one month anniversary for my dry spell. :breakitdown:
(I like the updated forum though... :content: )
thx, i got something to add
i used to do rc, but i stopped.
about two weeks ago my friend pulled the whole desk, out from undewr me and i feel down. now when i sit down i hold the chair. whenever i sit down i also remember to check if im dreaming, it works!.
adanac, try again
I just wanted to note the importance of this step. It may seem small but it is important. Both relaxation (deeper) and technique realisation should be done after at least a few moments of just laying in bed. This is passive relaxation and it allows the mind to wind down, the breathing to slow a bit and so on. Starting relaxation or any induction technique the second you hit the pillow tends to not be very effective.Quote:
3) Get into your bed ; and for the next couple minutes find a comfortable postion, and make sure nothing will disturb your sleep.[/b]
Yeah thanks merlock. Anyone have any results to post?
Well, i did this methood lastnight and had awsome dream recall, and the night before i did it and had my first lucid in a long time.
Im not sure weather this tech had anything to do with it becuase my stories wernt incorperated in my dream at all..
but nevertheless i enjoy doing it more then mild, i like creating my own short dream stories and it seems to help.
I can never do MILD i get bored really..lol my thoughts just drift.
I think this is bascily just a fun MILD, because all my stoires end up with me becoming lucid, so its maining focusing on me becoming lucid.
Ty tripple great idea.
Your Welcome! and thanks for the post. Also ive found withmyself that the stories you create dont always happen, but you have different dreams, or lucid dreams.
This sounds like a pretty good technique i will try tonight and post tommarrow This one will work. :content:
Got That Right! Well Thanks!
Well i did the technique last night, i passed up a hot choclate and a ice cream bar. :(
I got to bed, watched T.V. for a bit, made the story but on the second time trying to make the story again, i got only to the start and forgot what i was tlking about and started over like 12 time and eventually went to sleep and drempt about having the icecream bar i passed up. lol :content: wasn't lucid.
:( oh, im sorry. enjoy ur coco and ice cream bar!
so it worked for two people, wow im a failure. lol
What is actually different from this and VILD?
print it out, and read it before bed........
i try it hope it work because if it don't get a lucid dream i really need my recall back thank-you for posting this. I post in my dream journal about for my results.