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some of my best dreams have come after i have woken up at around 7 and fallen back to sleep until around 11. So if i go to bed at around12:30 and wake up at 7... is this a good time to fall back for the WBTB method? are there lots of dreams that normally occur in this time? |
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08-14-2010 05:25 AM #1Wants 2 Stay Up All Night
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perfect time to wake up for WBTB method?
I wander through the woods listening to the sound of nature. The sky turns red and opens before me. I realize that I must be dreaming... My adventure has just begun.
Dream Goals: Become Lucid [1], Fly [ ], Transform into a dragon [ ], Explore the world of Oblivion [ ], Sex [ ], Travel to other planets [ ], Time travel [ ].
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08-14-2010 06:41 AM #2Member
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It would be hard for anyone else to answer that but you, because for the WBTB technique you would need to know your sleep schedule. The best time to wake up I think is right before you hit REM, which is about 7 or 8 hours into sleep. I hope this helps, and if I'm wrong I hope someone corrects me since I'm also new at this
Some nights I lay in bed, staring at the stars, and I can't help but think to myself... Where the fuck is my ceiling?
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08-14-2010 07:03 AM #3Member
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It's a question that is too complicated. As the first reply said: It depends on your personal sleep patterns, how tired you are, and many other things.
My ideal time is 6-7 hours in to wake up. But I can't just have a WBTB happen by doing it. I have to be pretty tired.
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08-14-2010 03:18 PM #4Wants 2 Stay Up All Night
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Thanks for the numbers... I will try waking up around seven hours in
I wander through the woods listening to the sound of nature. The sky turns red and opens before me. I realize that I must be dreaming... My adventure has just begun.
Dream Goals: Become Lucid [1], Fly [ ], Transform into a dragon [ ], Explore the world of Oblivion [ ], Sex [ ], Travel to other planets [ ], Time travel [ ].
LD Count: 1.5
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08-14-2010 03:35 PM #5Banned
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mine's after about 5 - 6 hours of sleep. This should be true for a lot of people, because that's one of the biggest REM windows. I'm not sure why it'd be drastically different from person to person unless you slept polyphasically. Hope this helps!
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