Those are some very good points Xanous. Tim seems to be pretty well informed and experienced in the subject. There are two things I would add that may serve to broaden your perspective. |
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Those are some very good points Xanous. Tim seems to be pretty well informed and experienced in the subject. There are two things I would add that may serve to broaden your perspective. |
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I'm really not understanding what you mean. Are you saying it is still just as easy to forget regardless of any daytime exercise? |
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Last edited by Xanous; 06-30-2013 at 11:12 PM.
"Oh, and everything is not what it seems
This life is but a dream"
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It seems u know yourself and the way u work very well! That is a very good report and I'm happy ur no not taking any supplements for awile and taking the natural route... Glad to hear ur RLS is easing that would b tough to WILD with keep up the good work bro!! |
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Well look at intention this way. We form habits using intention. Once they are well established habits, the intention used is most of the time pretty normal. In order to form new habits however, one usually needs more power of intention. Intention is one of the basic building blocks of lucid dreaming. Daytime exercises will serve to strengthen that intention/memory, but effort will always be necessary. Not only can you attach intention to actions like you mentioned. You can use all aspects of experience to trigger intention. Any dream sign really would work as an intention/memory trigger. |
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Wooooop hello Xan, haven't had much time to keep up with your workbook as much as I wanted to |
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yeah, its essentially a MILD technique with a bit of a booster. I'm still working the kinks out and it seems my intention is becoming more solid albeit still spotty. |
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Boop.. I 2nd what paigey said. But I'm off for 2 days and I have a cold so I'm playing catch up. |
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We're totally lucid wizards in a world of non-LDing muggles! Never forget this. |
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Goals for the rest of March |
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Last edited by Xanous; 04-04-2013 at 10:38 PM.
"Oh, and everything is not what it seems
This life is but a dream"
Breakers Roar by Sturgill Simpson
April went pretty well. I'm still holding about 20 LD/month. I'd love to have a lucid every night but I'm pretty happy holding it right here. |
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"Oh, and everything is not what it seems
This life is but a dream"
Breakers Roar by Sturgill Simpson
Awesome job in April, man. Twenty LDs! Seriously, that is amazing. Gives me a great target to shoot for. It really does seem like holding it there is right for you, given that you've got a family and full-time job, and most importantly that you're having fun at this current quantity. |
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Some excellent stuff Xanous! Talk about some motivating experiences, nice! |
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Awesome month, Xanous! I'm excited to see where your explorations take you in June. Just please don't OBE in on me when I'm on the can or whatever. |
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Thanks, lots of good thoughts there on Monroe! His material still sounds really interesting, even if it might challenge my preferred (dream)world-view. So is his technique all about waiting for the experience of vibrations? I wonder why an experience like this lends itself to OBEs whereas the more traditional WILD causes the formulation of a new dream scene. |
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Yes, It seems so. I don't know if he changes his ideas in his other book but it seems like it's all about inducing the vibrations first. He has a lot of good ideas but that part really throws me off. Lately, I've just been finding myself thrown straight into the dream vibrations or not. I think it's ideas like Monroe's that caused Sageous to really emphasizes the noise being unimportant. It's very misleading but all this was very new to the western world back then. |
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Last edited by Xanous; 06-11-2013 at 09:04 AM.
"Oh, and everything is not what it seems
This life is but a dream"
Breakers Roar by Sturgill Simpson
Thanks. Yeah, I'd love to have the experience. At the same time, not having vibrations proved to me beyond any doubt that they simply aren't necessary for a WILD. Some people tend to have them, others don't, and there's just a lot of variety between dreamers. |
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Great update, Xanous! I think you are heading in exactly the right direction. MILD is such a foundational technique that you really can't go wrong maximizing and honing what you can get out of it. |
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Dude, I'm so happy to see you here and see this workbook resurrected! |
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Yay NyxCC! Missed talking to you. Yes. I need that support group. It makes all the difference in the world. |
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Keep it up buddy! |
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I love that quote in your sig |
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This life is but a dream"
Breakers Roar by Sturgill Simpson
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