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OK, just yesterday I learned of Lucid dreaming and spent a great deal of time reading over this site and learning stuff. So I made sure I went to bed nice n early so I would have plenty of REM sleep. While I was laying there falling asleep I kept telling myself "I will do this tonight. I will realize its a dream and do something about it". As I got closer and closer to slipping away It got soo hard to keep it on my mind untill finally I was asleep. Now I remember waking up multiple times last night but only once I wrote down a dream. The other times it was like I had to fight myself to try to remember it and before I could I would already be back to sleep. Do I normally wake up this many times in the night and just dont remember? I have no idea why I woke up. Possibly I was achieving this Lucid dream state and then waking up but I couldnt remember doing so. The 1 dream I could remember was that me and all of my brothers got a job at kroger and we were laughing at my younger brother because he was only making 5.15 an hour. Thats all I remember. Any Ideas? I am gonna continue to write down my dreams when I wake up. Its very hard though!!! |
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Sweet! Just keep at it Corey. The more you put down, the more you train yourself to remember your dreams. Just one little piece of advice, train yourself to do an RC when you first wake up. Many of the times we think we wake up end up being false awakenings, so just in case you have one you'll be ready. |
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"If there was one thing the lucid dreaming ninja writer could not stand, it was used car salesmen."
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That is a good idea about doing one just as I wake up. Today I did about 20+ reality checks. Im a little confused about what they are really. Here are some of the ones I tried... 1. Looking at the time, looking away, then back again to see if it changes. 2. Plugging my nose and seeing if I can breath. 3. Pushing my index finger through my other hand. I dont know if these are good ones but Im kinda confused about what u are supposed to do. Just look for something that cant happen in real life? |
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It depends, I you're 100% lucid so to say. You're gonna be the one who makes the decisions...If you're not totally sure it's a dream, then you dont have that kinda power over the dream... |
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Lucid dreams: 12 (woke up too early on each)
First off, the reality checks are meant to be things that can't happen in real life. So, if you find yourself plugging your nose and are still able to breathe, you're dreaming. It's usually good to do more than once at a time, just in case one doesn't work for whatever reason. |
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"If there was one thing the lucid dreaming ninja writer could not stand, it was used car salesmen."
Thx for helping me thus far. You guys rock! |
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Hey! Last night I saw starwars and then went home and went to bed. I soo wanted to have a lucid dream about starwars but it didnt happen. I didnt remember any dreams. This girl told me of a movie called "What Dreams may come". SHe said its like lucid dreaming. It turned out to be pretty sweeet. Heaven in the movie is like a lucid dream. They just close their eyes and imagine themselves somewhere and they are there. Robin Williams even tries flying in the movie. He does a horrible job but he does. Well im off to bed. Hopefully I have beautiful dreams that I remember!!! |
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You should also see ''Waking Life'', just saw it today. Its really great. |
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Lucid dreams: 12 (woke up too early on each)
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