Do you do this before you go to bed for the night, or later in the night after sleep? |
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I'm new to attempting to Lucid Dream, but not to the concept. Most nights I remain completely still on my back for usually 20 minutes or longer. My body usually becomes very releaxed and paralysed. Some nights I struggle with this, I begin to focus to much on my breathing or my swallowing thus making a concious decision. But most nights I feel like my body is moving on my bed, or like my entire bed is spinning or tilting. Is this normal for sleep paralysis? Also I usually reach a point where I'm unsure whether my eyes are open or closed. Anyone else with these issues? I'd be very thankful for a reply. |
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Do you do this before you go to bed for the night, or later in the night after sleep? |
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From my rotting body,
flowers shall grow
and I am in them
and that is eternity.
-Edvard Munch
Yeah, your doing it right, you just need to become slightly less concious. |
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I haven't gotten spinning or tilting during sleep paralysis, but then again I haven't tried getting myself into a dream like this. But spinning or tilting sensations are very normal at the border between being awake and being asleep...I believe you're on the right track |
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That's great to know! I'm also wondering if I'm doing this at the right time. Usually very late at night when I am incredibly tired. Or before I would take a nap in the day. Is that an appropriate time to do what I've been doing? Thanks so much for the replies!! |
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Similar experience here. Especially the swallowing is a set-back. Any tips to prevent focussing on this? |
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@reito |
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Thank you so much for your reply! |
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