Stabilization, confidence and practice. All those words go hand and hand. I'm not saying you wont be able to do one without the other, what I'm saying is your chances for success go up when you do them. |
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Stabilization, confidence and practice. All those words go hand and hand. I'm not saying you wont be able to do one without the other, what I'm saying is your chances for success go up when you do them. |
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I understand what you are experiencing. I had a couple of lucids (early on, when I was a beginner) that I spun uncontrollably. As soon as you become lucid it is highly recommended that you perform a few stabilization techniques at the very least (even if the dream seems stable). Then proceed in your dream with confidence. This is YOUR dream and you are going to be able to control your own actions! Don't expect to start spinning, expect to proceed without difficulty. If the problem still arises, you can always find a anti-spin pill within your dream and take it. You could try to find the "dream remote control" and turn spinning to "off" as well. I used to grab a tree (or any other solid object) when I began to spin and it would stop me. Just keep practicing and try to keep your mind off of the spinning. You can do this by engaging in dream activity and the environment around you. This should keep your mind off things. Good luck to you and try not to get frustrated. Once you successfully gain control over the spinning once, you will most likely never have a problem with it again! |
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Last edited by KingYoshi; 02-11-2010 at 08:49 AM.
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No problem, shrodesy I'm glad everything worked out alright. |
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