have you been trying reality checks? |
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So I'm definitely a beginner with lucid dreaming, I had one last year when I first started reading about it but have decided to give my full attention to it by researching different methods, keeping a DJ, and constantly doing RCs. Just started my DJ about a week ago or so and have had a pretty good jump in my dream recall. I've mostly been relying on MILD and DILD techniques and have been trying to find a good match that works for me. The problem is I usually am very focused on the intention and sometimes keep myself up longer than I want, which after trying to relax for long leads to a little frustration and just wanting to fall asleep. |
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have you been trying reality checks? |
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Yeah, I definitely try to question my reality and if I'm dreaming or not when I do them. I've been looking at my hands to make sure I've got 5 fingers and checking digital clocks... Plugging your nose seems to work really well for a lot of people so I think I might start adding that in a lot more frequently, just seems like it won't be as easy since I have to go out of my way to check rather than just catching a glimpse of my hands or a clock. |
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Getting your dream recall up is a great beginning. Even if you've been having LDs for years, you'll still wake up and smack yourself on the forehead on occasion because you missed something totally obvious. The dream signs to really look for are recurring images or situations--for me, work-related stress dreams turned into a reliable dream sign a few years back. Maybe your 'big spender' dreams will work out that way for you. |
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If you have a sense of caring for others, you will manifest a kind of inner strength in spite of your own difficulties and problems. With this strength, your own problems will seem less significant and bothersome to you. By going beyond your own problems and taking care of others, you gain inner strength, self-confidence, courage, and a greater sense of calm.Dalai Lama
Ya even experienced lucid dreamers don't recognize dream for most of time. It is because the frotal brain is sleeping. You have to check your dream journal for situation who occurs pretty often... |
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“Don't believe what your eyes are telling you. All they show is limitation. Look with your understanding, find out what you already know, and you'll see the way to fly.”
LD's: 171 (133 DILD, 2 WILD, 36 DEILD)
Nights in a row with atleast 1 Lucid Dream: 3
Most dreams remembered in 1 night: 16
Dreams recalled: 1308
You can't really dwell on missed opportunities. No matter how experienced you are, impossible dream logic will still trick you. Try to practice staying in a critical and aware state of mind during the day. This might help a little in your dreams. |
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