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    1. 02-28-2007 11:57 PM #1
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      Hey,

      I am of course a noob, I have a question. I have trouble laying on my back to go to sleep, I there and lay there trying to go to sleep but I just cant. I am used to laying on my right side, usually. I have read things about laying on your back and never on your side. My question is, could I get used to laying on my back if I really wanted to, or should I even lay on my back if I cant go to sleep? When I lay on my side I almost instantly go to sleep.

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    2. 03-01-2007 12:00 AM #2
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      laying on your back can be useful for some methods, but if you cant fall asleep or get comfortable then you really dont have much of a chance lol. go to sleep where you feel most comfortable. dont worry it wont hurt anything I cant fall asleep on my back either but i can still do all the techniques on the site. Including WILD.
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    3. 03-01-2007 12:40 AM #3
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      Last night I tried reverse blinking on my back and could not do it. After I finally gave up and went to sleep on my side, I almost fell instantly asleep. I say do whatever is comfortable to you.
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    4. 03-01-2007 01:09 AM #4
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      It is worth working on though. I too was / am a right side sleeper. I have gotten much better at being able to relax on my back and it really has improved my LD&#39;ing.
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    5. 03-01-2007 01:38 AM #5
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      I don&#39;t get why you want to sleep on your back when it&#39;s not comfortable. Btw, whats reverse blinking?
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    6. 03-01-2007 08:59 PM #6
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      Hey thanks guys, yea I will try to each night but if I dont succeed then I will go back to my side. I just cant wait till my FIRST lucid dream. I am of course excited but I can usually stay calm so hopefully I will be able to stay in it longer than a second, but who knows....

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