Hey there. My name is TJ. I'm 21 years old and have been having some odd experiences with lucid dreaming recently. Here's a little about the history of my dreaming: |
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Hey there. My name is TJ. I'm 21 years old and have been having some odd experiences with lucid dreaming recently. Here's a little about the history of my dreaming: |
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08 LD's:28 Tasks of the Month Completed:5 Adopted Hollings
Current Lucid goals:
1: Have one WILD.
2: Fight Agent Smith.CHECK
3. Swing through a city like Spider-Man.CHECK
The "and such" basically entails some other techniques I've read in books and on the web. Focusing on one point, willing the dream to stabilize, trying to create something, are a few I have tried. Honestly, it's gotten to the point where the dreams starts to fade that I just let it go, because I know I'm going to have a false awakening most likely. However, I don't seem to be as lucid when I have the false awakening. I have "some control", but I'm not entirely like my normal dream self when I'm lucid. |
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Stuff that's helped prolong my lucid dreams: |
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"You know, I'm sick of following my dreams, man. I'm just going to ask where they're going and hook up with 'em later."
-Mitch Hedberg
Kaeli's Dream Journal
Welcome TJ! Ooh, I hate sleep paralysis.. it has only happened a couple of times but I hated it, it's an awful feeling! |
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Has your sleep schedule changed? Has your diet changed? Have you started sleeping in a new location? These are all the obvious things that could cause a seemingly random increase in number of lucid dreams. |
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