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**wana** · 06-01-2011 05:10 PM

{what happens if you set your alarm clock to wake you up during a rem ? do you get lucid or do you just wake up forgetting the dream that was taking place: i tried last night but i just remember that i was completely disorientated }
{can i get any testimonials of how fast all day awareness has helped you lucid dream i mean for newbies }

**nito89** · 06-01-2011 06:56 PM

I'd love to help you with the testimonial, I'll get back to you after I have a lucid. I've documenting the process as I go along.

**Avalanche** · 06-01-2011 07:19 PM

I think you would just wake up from your REM, and then you would just fall asleep into a dream normally. This is assuming you don't do any WILDs or whatever. If you fall back to sleep right at the start of a REM, and if you have had enough practice, then you may fall into a lucid. This method is known as WBTB, but that involves getting out of bed, so I doubt it would work.

**Raphael** · 06-01-2011 08:05 PM

Originally Posted by wana

{what happens if you set your alarm clock to wake you up during a rem ? do you get lucid or do you just wake up forgetting the dream that was taking place: i tried last night but i just remember that i was completely disorientated }

Well if you wake up, then you're no longer in a dream. Being lucid means you're in a dream and you're aware of it. Depending on how good your recall is dictates how well you will remember the dream. Waking up out of REM is going to make it a lot easier to recall, though.

If you want to do a WBTB, try waking up before the REM cycle (which is when dreaming takes place).

{can i get any testimonials of how fast all day awareness has helped you lucid dream i mean for newbies }

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

scroll down a bit and you'll see a whole bunch of testimonials.