Well, you could, before you go to bed, keep telling yourself that you will not get overexcited, and belive that you wont, since willpower is more important than many new LD'ers think. |
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I came across this forum when I was researching about lucid dreaming, |
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Well, you could, before you go to bed, keep telling yourself that you will not get overexcited, and belive that you wont, since willpower is more important than many new LD'ers think. |
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It can be difficult to not wake up if you're only one your first or second LD. Once you get used to the feeling of becoming lucid, the excitement will fade enough so you don't wake up. Like Jervilan said, willpower and autosuggestion can also work well for some people. Use a placebo effect and keep telling yourself that the next time you become lucid, you won't get overexcited. |
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We all live in a kind of continuous dream. When we wake, it is because something,
some event, some pinprick even, disturbs the edges of what we have taken as reality.
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SAT (Sporadic Awareness Technique) Guide
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Aelynthl, first of all, Welcome to DV!!!! |
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Everyone else pretty much covered it. If you keep waking up, don't worry. Eventually getting lucid will feel normal and you won't wake yourself up. |
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Just make sure your trying to take in as many details about your dream as possible. Two other common ways of stabilizing a dream is to rub your hands together or spin around. However spinning will most likely change your setting and teleport you to either where you were thinking or a random place. |
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Thanks for all the advices! |
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