Hey All

**Billy** · 02-27-2007 02:49 AM

Hello everyone just finnaly got around to registering been lurking around for a few months now, been trying out lucid dreaming almost 4 times a week (im a student)

i dont do much 20 years old ftw, anyway about my lucid, i usually do reverse blinking and a WILD before bed , before i sleep yes

and it works fine lay there for 30 mins or so, everything goes numb then slowly i start feeling little twitches bam next thing i know im in a lucid dream and ican even make objects appear , only thing is i cant actually do this ina first person prospective lol , it may sound stupid but im always seeing myself as if im behind my self , but controling my actions still , kinda takes the realism out of it anyway, hoping to get some more control and share what i do , for my WILD or so if anyone would need it thanks. Billy

PS: i found this site after i had suffered from terrible sleep paralysis for many a year, would happen 2-3 times before i even fell to sleep! so i started searching on the net for answers aas it scared the hell out of me i literally thought i was dying, anyway now i just use it as a gateway to get into my dreams

, lack of sleep, naps , drinking and partying with a messed up sleep pattern seems to help me

**Burns** · 02-27-2007 03:08 AM

Welcome to the forum, Billy

Glad you found the information you were looking for regarding sleep paralysis - it can be a very scary experience if you don't know what it is.

Please feel free to post any questions or experiences you may have. Good luck and have fun!

**The Blue Meanie** · 02-27-2007 07:43 AM

Hiya there, Billy! Welcome to DV, like burns said.

Also, wiutgh regards to the irrgular sleeping pattern: Though in general a regular sleep schedule is better for dreaming, in some circumstances an extremely irregular one CAN give some pretty vivid dreams and possible lucidity. Though I'd still reccommend trying to make a regular sleep schedule.

**Billy** · 02-28-2007 04:49 AM

Originally Posted by The

Hiya there, Billy! Welcome to DV, like burns said.

Also, wiutgh regards to the irrgular sleeping pattern: Though in general a regular sleep schedule is better for dreaming, in some circumstances an extremely irregular one CAN give some pretty vivid dreams and possible lucidity. Though I'd still reccommend trying to make a regular sleep schedule.
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I would love to have a regular sleep schedule but with university exams and constantly going out its pretty impossible for me sometimes ill be awake from 9am till 5am then some times 4pm till 11am (u get what i mean its really wierd) i take alot of naps too.

**sloth** · 02-28-2007 04:53 AM

Every other day, I only sleep for 2 hours. The other days, I sleep for close to 12 hours.
It has affected my dreams, but it DOES give me time, during those 12 hour cycles, to lucid dream for hours on end.

**Infraredkelp** · 02-28-2007 06:34 AM

On weekends I sleep a minimunm of 14 hours

I usually wake up at about 12 hours, then go back to bed to lucid dream again.

**sloth** · 02-28-2007 06:40 AM

Yeeeeaaaaahhh riiight!

**NeAvO** · 02-28-2007 07:05 PM

Hi Billy

, yeah some things can get in the way of sleeping like school/jobs ect. Just try and get through it and make time for dreaming when ever possible, like have naps as you suggested.

Just make sure you keep your uni work the first priority. Lucid dreamings cool but theres no point in dreaming your life away.

**Infraredkelp** · 03-01-2007 01:46 AM

Originally Posted by sloth

Yeeeeaaaaahhh riiight!
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Are you talking to me? You don't think I sleep for 14 hours?

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