Thread: LD or not?

When beginning to lucid dream, it's normal for the dreams to not be very vivid or real. Common ways of increasing clarity are to rub your hands together, spin, or even yell out "Lucidity 100%!" They also start to naturally get more vivid as you have more of them. If you don't feel as if you are a part of the dream, once you realize you are dreaming, do everything you can to just STOP. Then do a reality check or one of the things mentioned earlier. Good luck, and don't get discouraged.

I think Pastulia about covered it all. But remember, it takes lots of practice to get good at LD'ing, yet the more dreams you have, the more vivid they can become! Just don't get descouraged, it took me around a year and a half to have my first extremely-clear lucid dream! (I am still a newbie though, so that could have been pure luck. )

It sounds like you are distracted by being aware of your real body in bed. Try doing something to engage with your dream environment. Touching something and really focusing on what its texture feels like will normally do it for me.

With practice, you should become more comfortable with it, and you will not have that half-awake feeling where you can feel yourself back in bed.

Originally Posted by Robot_Butler

It sounds like you are distracted by being aware of your real body in bed. Try doing something to engage with your dream environment. Touching something and really focusing on what its texture feels like will normally do it for me.

With practice, you should become more comfortable with it, and you will not have that half-awake feeling where you can feel yourself back in bed.

Shit! You just put my problem into words! I gotta try that.