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      Hi everybody!

      Hi, after seeing someone talk about lucid dreaming on another forum I got curious so I done a bit of research and all I can say is... Wow... Just... Wow.

      I have actually had a few lucid dreams recently without knowing it, I was on the edge of a cliff and I dropped, and I was fully aware, but I was all shocked (coz I was on the edge of a cliff about to fall) so I woke up but I was all sweaty and I actually had a physical feeling in my feet they where on a cliff edge when I woke up and I jumped up in my bed. It happened a few times so I suppose thats how I became aware, and I could have done things like this loads of times but not remembered, I guess.

      Anyway, this stuff is all amazing and I am gonna learn it!
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      Hi! Welcome to DV. My friened just bought a used DeLorean last year. They are very cool cars.

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      Cool!

      They certainly are, I am saving for one ATM!

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      Hey, welcome to DV Falling from a cliff sounds scary! Once you've done more research, you'll know how to control those dreams and wake up with a smile instead of a pounding heart

      Make sure to check out these threads to give yourself a good introduction.

      http://www.dreamviews.com/community/...ad.php?t=36723
      http://www.dreamviews.com/community/...ead.php?t=2954
      http://www.dreamviews.com/community/...splay.php?f=75
      http://www.dreamviews.com/community/...splay.php?f=74

      And if you have any questions at all, just ask

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      Thanks!

      The tutorial database and archive will make for good reading!

      I am gonna try FILD tonight, probably wont get anywhere but practice makes perfect!

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      Oh yea, the tutorials are great I personally think that if you are new, you shouldn't try to WILD for a while. But seeing as you've had a couple of lucids before, go for it!!

      Just make sure you read this before doing FILD http://www.dreamviews.com/community/...ad.php?t=64325

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      Is this known to work well?

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      Quote Originally Posted by DeLorean Dude View Post
      Is this known to work well?
      It's still a fairly new technique, but it worked pretty good. Try it out. Actually had my longest LD yet from it.
      LD's: 13
      11 DILD 1 WILD 1 Other

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      I dunno, I'm pretty skeptical of it. It's basically a VILD, and you confirm the fact that you've been successful by actually materializing things and then grabbing them with your dream hands... I don't like focusing too much on my own body in lucids, as that tends to make me think of my real body and wake up

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      I tried the Quick Grab thing earlier today a few hours after I woke up coz I read you are still in the REM cycle but I couldnt do it.

      I think its because: 1) I may have left it to late 2) there was too much light 3) I was thinking about it too much so I couldnt relax properly.

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      You are supposed to sleep for 4-6 hours, then try it right after waking up.. Waiting for hours after waking up will not work.

      Welcome to the boards btw
      LD's: 13
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      Yeah, it said you need to have to be in REM cycles and I read somewhere else your REM cycles last a long time after you wake up and someone managed to have a lucid dream in school, thats the only reason I tried... The funny thing is, it almost worked! I felt like I was wobbling around, like I was in a boat, and I had wave patterns in my head (think PS3 background)!

      Thanks!

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