Hi, I'm new, and got into this yesterday so heres my story: |
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Hi, I'm new, and got into this yesterday so heres my story: |
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Ill start trying to remember. |
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I had a lucid dream recently just before I woke up. It was about my teeth getting rotten and falling out. recently I read this is a common dream and suddenly in my dream I knew it I dreaming. I went along for the ride but the anxiety was gone. I had discussed having the rotten teeth dreams a few times and finally i made the connections while I was asleep but I know I would wake up and all would be well!!!@! |
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Err lol, but this topci isnt about u |
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Maybe wake up 90 minutes earlier than you usually do? Write down a dream (if you can remember), and go back to bed until your normal waking time. This refocuses the mind on dreaming, and remembering dreams (because after 6 hours of sleep, the mind tends to forget that you wanted to remember!). Also, your sleep will be lighter after this (which helps increase vividness and recall). |
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Abraxas
Originally Posted by OldSparta
Sorry for the double post, but I attempted WILD'ing by deep meditation techniques, a mixture of Clarities technique, and some meditation stuff I have learned, and I think I began to mentally feel my bed shake, is this a vibration? When that happens does that mean I am begging to leave my physical, and go mental, what should I do from there, and when will I know, thanks! |
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Many beginning WILDers create artificial sleep paralysis (it's mind over matter!), but unfortunately it doesn't always produce dreams. If you were in true sleep paralysis, it would only take a minute or two before you get sucked into the dream (you don't have to do anything but relax and let it happen). Don't get too excited during a WILD. Keep trying, be consistent, and good luck! |
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Abraxas
Originally Posted by OldSparta
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