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      sv_cheats 1 Vinegartaffy's Avatar
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      From what I've heard, you do them while awake to build a habit of doing so, and hopefully perform one in a dream. Sometimes it's beneficial to do them in certain situations, i.e. waking up, in order to catch false awakenings.

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      Find your dream sign also. This is a reoccurring theme/object/feeling in your dream which by identifying may prompt your brain to perform a reality check.
      | DEILD:8 | WILD:0 | DILD: 5 | FA: 1 |

      You spend your life working for minimum wage but you know... you always get your dreams for free.

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      use dreamsigns to become "somewhat lucid" like "Hey wtf I'm flying" and then d a reality check to confirm. Or just be lucky and accidentaly do an RC in a dream
      TAKE DV members advice with caution! some have had zero or 1-2 LD's yet act like gurus
      TOTAL LD's (almost all DILD/MILD) =160!!
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      As I posted in another thread, "You perform reality checks in dreams by making it a habit to do them in real life when strange things happen. Therefore the habit will carry over and hopefully you'll get lucid. You don't need to be lucid in the first place to do a reality check, because the RC is what makes you lucid."

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