Thread: Hi LDers!

Originally Posted by MasterMind

First of all if you do this on bedtime, don't expect to start dreaming immediatelly, if this is going to work you basically have to relax and have a calm mind in 1 h and 30+ minutes
In other words be relaxed until the first REM period. So a good idea is to use the WBTB technique combined with your attempts.

I am not a fan of methods and exact instructions of how to learn to lucid dream (when it comes to mastering it), but I am going to make an exception because well I am currious to see if this can help you.

This is what I am going to try myself, mainly for OBEs but well it uses the same kind of general ideas that you use to induce an lucid dream.

I want to know if it an effective method and why it works (if it works) and well you wanted a method so I guess it's a win win situation for both of us, here you go: (Don't mind the scary images ... nothing can hurt you in the dream and well if you have fears you need to deal with that in order to lucid dream anyway so..)

How to induce an Out Of Body Experience - part 1 - Sleep Paralysis - YouTube

No.. just.. no.. This is creeping me the fuck out, that video. It's horrible. I don't wanna do that.

Originally Posted by SuperToby

No.. just.. no.. This is creeping me the fuck out, that video. It's horrible. I don't wanna do that.

I had sleep paralysis for the first time the other day.. and It was scary at the time but it was so awesome. it's nothing you should fear

Originally Posted by benzilla04

I had sleep paralysis for the first time the other day.. and It was scary at the time but it was so awesome. it's nothing you should fear

Yeah, I understand, but still, that video was creepy as heck.. I still don't know what happened that time.