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      Help Please!?!??1

      I found out about Lucid Dreaming two weeks ago and have read anything i can get my eyes on. I have also decided to write my senior research paper on the topic.

      So anyways... I have been recording my dreams in a journal and been doing reality checks on a regular basis throughout the day. But I cannot seem to get any progress in my dreams.

      But This morning i stayed home from school and slept much later than I usually would. About an hour after i would have normally woken up I was awoken from my sleep by my dog jumping onto the bed, i imeditally fell back asleep and found myself in a dream.

      I assume I was dreaming before I was woken up but i did not know it. In my dream i found myself in a square room with nothing else. I suddenly became aware that i was dreaming and did a reality check. But this is the part that confuses me. I almost always use a clock or try to push my finger through my palm when i do my regular reality checks. In my dream i leaned against a wall and fell through. as i fell through the wall, the room disappeared and i felt the extreamly real sensation of falling. as I fell i began to view my body from a above and everything rapidly faded into a black fog. the whole thing maybe lasted 10 or 15 seconds but it felt extreamly real.

      What i would like to know is..."Was this the beginning of a Lucid Dream or not?" and what else can i do to experince one sooner.

      thanks so much for reading and any help/advise would be awesome.

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      If you knew you were dreaming, then yes it was. DILD almost always occur at the end of dreams.

      You could always try these.

      http://www.dreamviews.com/community/...ad.php?t=36281 - Dream exit induced LD

      http://www.dreamviews.com/community/...ad.php?t=30783 - wake initiated lucid dream
      if you can read this then you are about to be punched

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      First, of all Congratulations! Yes, you would have soon been lucid if you had stayed in the dream, good job!

      It took me a lot longer than two weeks to have my first lucid, so congrats on that as well!

      I hope you can take the time to stick around, keep looking around. Check out the Tutorials for some inspiration, as well as "how-to" info.

      to Dreamviews!
      Last edited by no-Name; 02-07-2009 at 07:14 AM.

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      Thanks for the posts. Another question...Does listining to any type of music/white noise while falling asleep or while asleep help induce dreams?

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      Some people claim that listening to bineural beats help them get into LDs. Anything that keeps you relaxed and aware will help
      Need Help? Have Questions? PM me so I can help you out

      "Dreams are as portals. Flat visions of misty places. But I can write dreams!" - Myst Uru

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      Eating

      My brother and I started experiments with LD'ing quite awhile ago. His latest idea is that eating certain foods before sleep can help. Personally, I have acid reflux, so that's a no-go for me. But something I thought you'd like to hear none-the-less.
      The Teal Air

      "The closer you are to the light, the greater your shadow becomes" -KH

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