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      Quote Originally Posted by Xanous View Post
      Welcome to the class, kjarva. Good luck with the WILD/DEILDs they are my favorite way of getting lucid as well. I haven't got to the consistent that I'd like but it seems really easy when I get it. I understand the life-getting-in-the-way thing. It's happened to me several times. Let me know if I can help. I hope to learn from each other.
      Thanks Xanous!

      Day 3 - Developed a way to consistently enter Sleep Paralysis!
      Well last night was a bit of a mixed bag. On the one hand I managed to enter sleep paralysis twice but I think due to painkillers I took last night I have absolutely zero dream recall. I do remember the hpynagogic images from the sleep paralysis though. One of them was a huge cruise liner, sailing silently through the ocean on a really dark night, with the full moon behind it and the light reflected off the waves. Another was a police station line up, but everyone there had a head like Arnold from Hey Arnold!

      So I think I now know how to consistently get into sleep paralysis to WILD and it may or may not help other people, it depends if they have the same weakness as me! I am pretty mathematically challenged, unless it's programming math i.e. base 2 or base 16. My biggest problem has always been to keep my mind awake while letting my body go to sleep, so I decided that doing maths in my head was the answer because it's something I personally find hard. I decided to count off a fibonacci sequence (1,1,2,3,5,8,13,21,34,55,89,144 etc.) in my head, which, for me at least gets a lot harder the bigger the numbers get. This kept my mind sufficiently occupied that I entered SP no problem both times - I kind of freaked myself out the first time, second time I was so focused on the addition I managed to ignore the freak out.

      I just don't have any dream recall due to painkillers - argggh! I will not be taking any tonight and hopefully will be able to report back on an afternoon nap today
      Last edited by kjarva; 11-09-2012 at 08:50 AM.
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      Things to do 2012/13:
      Write dreams in my journal every day [ ] Practice reality checks as often as possible [ ] Start having lucid dreams again [ ] Try to create a continuous dream world i.e. each lucid picks up from where the last left off - could be fun.. or impossible [ ]

      Number of LD's had so far: 11 My Dream Journal: http://www.dreamviews.com/blogs/kjarva/

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