Welcome to the class! Looks like your recall is doing pretty awesome. Be sure to keep us updated with your attempts at lucid dreaming and we'll do our best to offer all the advice we can |
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Ace's workbook |
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Welcome to the class! Looks like your recall is doing pretty awesome. Be sure to keep us updated with your attempts at lucid dreaming and we'll do our best to offer all the advice we can |
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Check out my DreamViews Podcast with OpheliaBlue!
The best reason for having dreams is that in dreams no reasons are necessary.
No sailor controls the sea. Only a foolish sailor would say such a thing. Similarly, no lucid dreamer controls the dream.
Like a sailor on the sea, we lucid dreamers direct our perceptual awareness within the larger state of dreaming.
Hi acelegion! |
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Thanks guys, I will try to attend the chats but I think they're on about 2 am in the morning so no promises |
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Hey Ace, I hope you're a fan of Pokemon. =p RareCola is right, you're dream recall is impressive for a beginner! Just keep recording dreams and you'll notice more dream signs in no time. You're already incorporating a bit of awareness, that's good! Here's a tutorial about one of the many awareness techniques in DV, Sporadic Awareness Technique. Maybe it'll give you a few more ideas. |
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Been slacking for the past two days with my dream journal but I've had exams so didn't want to lose any sleep. Started again last night, had two dreams which must have been the most vivid yet... One being R rated and the other quite violent which was interesting. Also had two others which are very vague and strange. Been waking up in the middle of the night without the aid of an alarm clock and being able to remain still and with my eyes closed, attempting DEILD. No luck yet but I'm confident that I will achieve it! Still been practising awareness and doing reality checks throughout the day. |
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Recalled four dreams last night! And one vague one, quite pleased with myself... |
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nice job with the recall, keep it up! |
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Thank you! |
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Oh good job on the recall AND noticing 2 more dream signs! |
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Had great recall today, 6 dreams I recalled. Everyone was vivid and quite lengthy, my dreams have started becoming more realistic if that makes sense. Instead of just remembering clips of it, I'm starting to remember how I felt in them and a bit of touch. Still no LD though! Started trying MILD as well now to give me the best chance possible to experience an LD.... Hopefully I will succeed within the next month |
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That's great, Ace! Don't forget to write down your emotions as well in your DJ. Feelings can be dream signs too! |
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I DID IT! |
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ACE!!! congratulations!!!! That's awesome |
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Ha, thanks! And yep that was my first LD experience |
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Congrats ace! And your first lucid, wow, well done!! Interesting part about the runny nose in your lucid. You never know what things will come up in a lucid that makes it more realistic. |
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Yeah, you wouldn't expect a runny nose to happen. It's so ordinary. |
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Decided to stop DEILD for a bit I was remembering about one dream... Last night I remembered 6 dreams overall. Also started the dream yoga class to help with awareness and visualization! I'm going to pick up another technique I believe once I've reached 5 LDs with DILD, which will be awhile anyways (6 months possibly). |
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Six dreams is really impressive, acelegion! You think that the dream yoga class has been improving your recall too? |
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Just a thought: August is coming up! Why don't you create a list of personal lucid goals you would like to achieve this month? It can help motivate you and put you in a better mindset to get lucid sooner! Good luck. |
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I know a dream sign of mine is my primary school but how do I carry that knowledge over to when im dreaming to make me do a RC because I've missed that sign a few times now. |
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Because I've been slacking on writing in my dream journal I've decided to approach it differently... I have my phone next to my bed and after I wake up after the dream I type up and save some key points for example last night: |
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Oreoboy1996 had a good idea for this. The moment you wake up from a dream that included a dreamsign but no lucidity, think about that dream, with the dreamsign, over and over again. And repeat each time "I should have become lucid, I should have become lucid." That's not to beat yourself up lol, but it will help link the thought of lucidity to that particular dreamsign. |
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