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      Quote Originally Posted by Dreamhope11 View Post
      With the order its played in it will embed messages in your subconcious and relax your mind, i find EILD is a waste because it messes with your lding with brain waves that confuse your mind whilst asleep.

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      i tried this twice
      First time i dont no what hapend because i coulden rember my dream, usually i can remeber my dreams very well even without a jornal.

      second time is worked but in the dream when i go the slightest hint that i was dreaming all the noises from the mp3 came all at once and woke me up
      (i still think it works thogh that was probabley an off chance)

      p.s excuse my spelling

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      I tried something like this, well it comes close actually. I listend to the Ultimate Lucid Induction, and then the Lucid Remix.

      I listened to the whole thing for the 1st one.
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      The 2nd one I listened to it for about 10 min.

      * Of what I remember *

      I had 3 dreams, 1 being a lucid. But the lucid was very very short.

      Before I became lucid I was sort've watching my dream from above, then I went zoom! Right into my body, and I knew I was lucid.

      But somebody was holding me from behind, I couldn't move, so I tried to escape from them, but I couldn't, but I was lucid. I was trying to fight my way out, of the thing's reach, or whatever it was. I couldn't escape.

      * Ended *


      I didn't even read this, when before I did that, I just listened to these, and had 3 dreams, 1 being lucid. I'm going to do this again tonight.

      **Oh and I should mention when I did this I did it with earphones, not headphones. And I wasn't really really tired how dreamhope11 says too**

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      Hi Dreamhope11,

      I tried this out last night and it worked a treat I had the best lucid dreams I have ever had since starting on this path so thank you very much )

      I am going to continue using this technique long may the dreams continue

      thanks again
      I believe in everything until it's disproved. So I believe in fairies, the myths, dragons. It all exists, even if it's in your mind. Who's to say that dreams and nightmares aren't as real as the here and now?
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      Hi first let me thank you for writting this tutorial ^_^

      well I am new at LD but the last 2 nights I tried I think It helped me to remember more than I usually can, I usually just remember li pictures of my dreams but after traing this
      I am starting to see my dreams as some sort of videos and last night I become lucid like only for a couple of seconds but thats more tha I usually are anyway :p.

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      Well I tried this method, had a very very strange dream and I had also set an alarm this morning to try and WILD but I was rediculously tired and kind of gave up after 30 seconds or couldn't stay concious long enough. So i'm not quite sure if it worked or not.

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      Im glad it works for some. As i said this does not guarantee a lucid it only increases the chance of having one. Good Luck

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      Hey everyone

      I actually found this method with the mp3s to induce my second or third ever lucid dream. They have all been similar, however. I will try to describe.

      I usually am dreaming quite vividly, but not yet lucidly, and I wake up, and recall my dream, moving my thoughts to think 'oh damn, I forgot to become lucid.' But then as I drift back off to sleep, I start dreaming again pretty much straight away and this time do realise I am dreaming. Each time I've just started flying. Yet it doesn't last for more than a few seconds because it just doesn't 'feel' real, so I 'decide' it isn't working and just wake up. It feels somewhat forced.

      So my plan is to try and induce lucidity before waking up, and I assume this will involve getting into regular reality checks. Also next time I have a similar scenario, I will try and 'stay' in the dream, despite how unrealistic it feels, and perhaps try to do something other than flying, which seems to be a kind of reflex decision...

      To sum up; I have only ever noticed lucidity AFTER waking up in the morning and then going back to sleep. Anyone had similar experiences?

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      rhubarb: Well I do know that that's probably because you interrupted your REM cycle. Waking up in the morning would increase your chance at becoming lucid.

      Dreamhope: This seems cool. I'm downloading them to my ipod now.
      Lucid Goals:

      WILD/Some Variation of WILD: []
      Talk to My Subconcious: []
      Fly: []
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      Without dreams or ambitions, we would just be intelligent monkeys.

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