Thread: Dreams Don't Feel Real To Me

Did I sign up for a paid subscription? This is almost like real-time support. Fantastic, guys!

Another thing is that my dreams are almost always possible. Very unlikely to happen, but physically possible. The only thing that felt like I was actually in that dream was when I dreamed of sleeping paralysis creeping in. (Probably horrified by the stories I've read here).

Bottom-line:
1. I have a good dream recall and therefore
2. recognized my dream sign (odd places and people).

Okay, I will do reality checks. Anything else that I can do to speed up the progress?

I read so much great stuff about lucid dreams and can't wait to experience it myself.

Thanks,
Tom

There is a technique called "all day awareness", which I think would give you the quickest results. Here's a tutorial recently made by KingYoshi:

http://www.dreamviews.com/f12/all-da...gyoshi-113253/


Obviously you'd work up to the point where you don't think about it so much, you don't have to go all day at first. If you take aside a few minutes throughout the day to practice it I think it'd be much more beneficial than simply doing a reality check.