I think your problem is low awareness and that's why you're not getting lucid. It could also be the way you're doing reality checks. When doing RCs, do you question your reality or do you do it on auto pilot? |
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i have been writing my dreams down every night for a bout 2 months |
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I think your problem is low awareness and that's why you're not getting lucid. It could also be the way you're doing reality checks. When doing RCs, do you question your reality or do you do it on auto pilot? |
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I dont know what kind of reality checks you already do. But one that always works for me is the one when you pinch your nose and try to breath through it. I believe that this RC always works for me, just because one is always expecting to fail to breath through the nose while doing it. But if you do the RC where you look at your hand and see what is wrong with it. Then you need a higher awarness from the start. Wich would be a better thing of course. But not as easy as trying to breath out of your closed nose, I think. The most important thing though, would be praticing daily awareness as AstralMango already have mentioned here. A high awarness in your daily life will not only benefit one's lucid dreaming, but also make you remember things much easier. And help one to be able to learn new things much easier etc. Well I hope this is somewhat helping you in your progress to lucid dreaming. Anyway, good luck to you! |
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Well your really close if your saying out loud your dreaming in a non-lucid. But as the other two have said, your problem is you have low awareness in your dreams, you should check out KingYoshi's ADA tutorial on DV. I'm in the same boat as you as most of my normal dreams aren't very vivid too. |
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Penny: So what do you say Sheldon, are we your X-men?
Sheldon: No, the X-men were named for the X in Charles Xavier. Since I am Sheldon Cooper, you will be, my C-men.
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