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I haven't yet managed to gain enough control in my dream to do much, but spinning yourself around (you won't get dizzy) or rubbing your hands together works well for most. |
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Thread: How do you hold the dream?
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12-20-2007 03:45 AM #1Member
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How do you hold the dream?
I've noticed that one of the biggest difficulties with LDing is staying inside the dream once you've realized that you are dreaming. How do you keep yourself inside the dream once you've become lucid?
EDIT: Wow, I am a noob. I seem to have completely missed the part on the main page about staying lucid...Last edited by Cut; 12-20-2007 at 03:50 AM.
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12-20-2007 03:48 AM #2Member
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12-20-2007 04:13 AM #3Banned
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I prefer actually leaving the dream and then reentering it. Look up DEILD.
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12-20-2007 04:42 AM #4Master of Logic Achievements:
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Lol my tip is to relax and focus on whatever sensorial input you have from the dream (vision is usually the first to go away). The dream will usually stabilise if you do it. But you can always DEILD as ninja said.
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