Tuckson's workbook

[Tuckson]

Hello dreamers! I'm Tuckson, a spanish, 29-yo lucid dreamer . A bit of my background on lucid dreaming can be checked on my Introduction post. In short, I've been able to Lucid Dream in the past a couple of times, but I wasn't aware of any of the techniques to stabilize dreams once you're lucid, nor of all the induction techniques that exist. This is an ability that I really want to learn, and I'll work hard to get a good lucid-dreaming-flow going . Thanks to all people responsible for the creation of this courses and the forum! See you around . Reality Checks: - General awareness - Pinching my nose and trying to breathe - Trying to push my finger through my hand Dream Signs: - (Working on it) Short-Term Goals: - Learn to properly stabilize a dream once I'm lucid. - Ask someone in my dreams if he/she knows that this is a dream and how he/she feels about it. - Find one dream sign. - Look in a mirror. Long-Term Goals: - Fly (in LD) - Know myself enough to determine what helps me to have good dream recall and dream lucidity - Be able to materialize anything I want (in LD) Lucid/Dream Recall History: - I've had better times for dream recall, being able to recall up to 4 dreams in a single night. I started again not long ago, so I can recall at least 1 dream or a fragment of one of the dreams each night. - I had a Lucid Dream a couple of nights ago Current Technique: - DILD Sleep schedule - Usually from 23h00 to 7h00 - If I go out and I arrive later than that time, I usually sleep from the time I arrive until 8h-10h in the morning (regardless the time I go to bed). This does not happen very often . Motivation (why I want to lucid dream) - I believe this is an important step in my spiritual journey - Lucid dreaming will provide a goo foundation for beginning to Astral Projection - I believe I can talk to my subconscious. - I can learn to confront my fears. - I can live any kind of adventure without physically leaving home. - It's super-fun! What will I do in my next Lucid Dream - First, I will stabilize the dream by touching the ground and/or walls (last time I did this, it was so cool I want to repeat) - Second, I'll ask people if they know this is a dream and how do they feel about it Ideas for the future (list to be updated) - Ask someone in my dream if they represent any part of my subconscious. Or what part of "me" do they represent. - Try to invoke something like my animal totem: an animal that me (or my subconscious) would be attached to. - Try to invoke a physical representation of my subconscious to ask questions. - Fly - Perform a Kamehameha - Check the Tasks of the Year/Month and Dares - More ideas: http://www.world-of-lucid-dreaming.c...id-dreams.html - More ideas (II): http://www.world-of-lucid-dreaming.c...hallenges.html Course progress - Intro Class: Lesson I