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    1. 10-24-2009 05:05 PM #1
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      My first semi-lucid dream.

      Wow, after about a week of reading through all the guides on this, I think I had my first lucid dream.

      Well sort of... Everything was chaotic and I couldn't really control anything, I just knew I was dreaming and that's it.

      I tried a mix between MILD and WILD technique in a morning nap like 30 minutes after my regular night of sleep. So I guess you can say I did a WBTB tech.

      I kept fluxuating between real life and the dream for some reason and that's what made it so chaotic and hard to comprehend. I tried the hands rubbing technique to add definition to my dream but it really didn't help much.
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    2. 10-24-2009 05:10 PM #2
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      Congrats on your first lucid! As long as you knew you were dreaming, you were lucid. You don't have to have control for it be counted as a LD. For stabilization, you can also try looking at your feet for a few moments until the dream seems clear and then slowly raising your head up, feeling some textures and objects around you, shouting "Increase Clarity Now!", looking at a single object in the dream scene (keeping your eyes still and fixed) and imagining the dream scene slowly clearing up, dream spinning, etc. I would try a few different techniques and see which ones work best for you! Good luck and again, Congrats!
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    3. 10-24-2009 05:16 PM #3
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      Thanks Yoshi!
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    4. 10-25-2009 05:06 PM #4
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      Heheh! Yoshi's right, the shout "Clarity NOW!" thing work Great. it's always nice to see more people finally becoming lucid. personally i think that thiers a differance between knowing your dreaming, and being in the dream doing stuff, but hey, the definition for a lucid dream very well could be "a dream where the user recognises the dream occours"

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