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Last edited by covlad96; 09-08-2012 at 08:23 PM.
MILD Day 15 |
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Haha I don't blame you. |
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Yeah yeah, this keeps happening to me. It depends on what I'm incubating about. |
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Man, I hate when that happens. I've had countless lucids where I lost lucidity because I got caught up struggling with something. I recently started going with my plan B or plan C whenever I found myself having these issues. I think the feeling of failure while IN the lucid dream causes one to lose focus, and that's when the lucidity starts to fail. So it's important to have other things on your to-do list. I worded that shitty because I'm thinking about food right now really bad lol sorry. Hope I made sense. |
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Hahaha yeahh it made sense. I usually would have other stuff to do on my to-do list. But this dreams was like on the lower levels of lucidity and I couldn't really think properly about what I was doing. |
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I totally understand. And I should practice what I preach more, because just this morning I had a WILD where I was so set on changing the fucking weather that I missed the chance to make it, oh I dunno, a cool LD about rain. I mean, I could have done anything +positive+ once I realized that I was wasting all my energy trying to fix some stupid detail. |
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Ahhh unlucky man. I hate getting caught up in them silly things. Haha but I do hate when the weathers being a prick in my dreams as well. |
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Right I've been quite lazy the last week. I don't know if its been because of starting school or what. I haven't been writing that much in my dj through the night. I wake up and I won't write it down. I haven't hardly been doing much awareness. So today is the day where I read some tutorials, gain some motivation and start properly again now I've had my first week back. |
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Hmm you can try doing some mnemonics for remembering your dreams, so you don't have to write them down in the middle of the night. Basically when you wake up in the night, you just remember certain objects in the dream and hold on to that, and when you wake up for real, you can remember it, and recall the rest of the dream. I do this a lot, because I always get too tired writing it down in the middle of the night. |
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I done this last night. I seem to keep forgetting my first dream I have wrote down when I wake up in the morning. So what I done when I wrote it down just made it clear to myself what happened and that I will remember it. It actually worked so thank you! |
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I know it, WILDs can be a pain sometimes. I wanted to this morning but I was just too tired after a long work weekend with little sleep. WILDs really need that perfect balance of tired + awake + aware. And whenever I'm tooo tired, or I feel too uncomfortable like you mentioned, I don't focus as well. But you got the right idea, and practice is worth it for sure. |
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Hi my friend, how goes the WILDs? Or just dreams in general? |
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I've had a two week break. I think I needed it. With starting sixth form my work load has gone up a lot also I have been generally busy. Anyway I had an interesting experience last night. I had SP, I'll try and explain it. |
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It was either SP or you had a poltergeist in your room lol! Nah but seriously, what an interesting experience. I think the more times you experience it, the easier it will be for you to make the transition into an LD, WILD-style. For me, that phase never included much in the way of SP, but I'd get alot of noises, bed doing weird things, demons preventing me from moving an starting the dream. Over time, those things became really reduced to the point where all I get is some mild vibration sensations. That made it easier for me to imagine a scene (pretty much always my bedroom), and then "open my dream eyes" already in a lucid dream. And the bonus is, now that you know what that SP phase feels like, you can do it again and again, and hone in on how to make it work for you, in your own style. |
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Wow, that is indeed a great milestone! I think that something really valuable you learned to do during this experience was convincing yourself that your bed was not really tipping over, and that it was just the sleep paralysis sensations. I think that's not a very easy thing to do, and not a lot of people can comprehend how that works. So to be able to be frank with yourself and really know in your heart "no, this is not real, it's all in my mind", and really believe it, is a really great achievement! Congratulations! |
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Last edited by paigeyemps; 09-29-2012 at 12:09 PM.
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Hi Covlad96! |
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I haven't posted anything in a while. As I haven't been practicing Lucid Dreaming or anything. I don't think I have really done anything for a month or two months. I had been busy with lots of stuff. |
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Hey, colvlad96! Some times a break is a good thing. Very nice job on getting a lucid on the first night back! I hate it when I get too lazy to record a dream. At least you didn't forget the whole lucid. Do you do a basic MILD technique or to do you add things to it? I'd like to know your method. What did you do last night to become lucid? Did you just focus on recall or did you actually try to become lucid? |
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"Oh, and everything is not what it seems
This life is but a dream"
Breakers Roar by Sturgill Simpson
Outstanding! I'd say that "back to basics" isn't such a bad thing after all! |
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Hello Xanous, well basically when I did my MILD technique before the break I used to some some relaxation techniques. Mostly the flex/tensing muscles and then relaxing them starting at my legs moving upwards etc. I'd then do a short 5/10 minute dream incubation. Then I would say some mantras. It was usually something along the lines of 'Tonight I WILL have a lucid dream' or on a WBTB 'When I fall to sleep I will realise i'm dreaming and do a RC' |
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That's awesome covlad! |
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Hellooooo, |
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All right, congratulations on the lucid!! Did you write it down this time? If not, I encourage you to do it at your next opportunity! It'll really help cement it in your mind and give you something nice to look back on later. |
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