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hi, my name is richard d james, sometimes called aphex twin. I've been having lucid dreams for a long time, now lately they are really slowing down. I'm not sure why at all. Any advice? Strangely, my sleeping pattern has been normalising and i've been getting a lot more sleep than I used to when i had LDs.
So reverse it.
Abnormalise the pattern.
Break it.
Welcome to DV! I love your music btw.
I think I may be experiencing a similar problem to what you described. I used to have fairly poor and restless sleep where I woke up many times a night, but that doesn't seem to be happening recently (and neither are the lucid dreams).
I don't really have any suggestions yet, but I hope someone might.
Music??????
My brother used to listen to Aphex Twin when we were teenagers. If you are him, remind me I owe you many headaches!!!
Apart from that, welcome. :lol:
I doubt he is the Aphex Twin.Quote:
Originally Posted by paragon
I think he meant his brother. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Jackalhead
Welcome to dream views.
Welcome!
Btw Aphex, you should do a remix of Macarthur's Park for your next release.
What was your sleep pattern like when you were having LD's?Quote:
Originally Posted by The David
Unfortunately this is not always so easy, especially when you get older and settle down.Quote:
Originally Posted by Carôusoul
I like aphex twin...
But Squarepusher is better but the last album sucked. Also Venetian Snares is better.
:welcome:
I love your music.
You are probably right about your regular sleep schedule reducing your lucidity. Regular sleep gives you longer dreams, but a wacky, interrupted sleep schedule gives you more lucids. When you sleep lighter, or wake up frequently in the night, it is easier to hold your awareness.