It takes a lot of people a long time to have their first LD. Don't give up. |
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Hi everyone, this is my first post on DV. It's been almost a month since I've been trying to have a ld and still I have nothing. I keep a dream journal and record everyday. Some days I get lazy and don't write all the dreams but generally I write at least three dreams. Also, I've had at least three SP as well. I've had SP as a little kid but back then the visions that would come with it scared the lights out of me; I would see those japanese ghosts with white dresses with long black hair (I have a feeling these visions are the constructs of our own fears) Anyways, I also had a SP last year after a very very drugged out night at a rave. I took about 3 ecstasy pills and for about 5 days there-afterwards, I had a series of SP. My mind was awake but my body was so tired from the drugs. I don't mind SP that much anymore because I've heard it can help get into LD or OBE. I still get a little nervous when I feel it happening. Another thing is I wake up at 4:30 am everyday after "willing" for LD to happen. I write my dream, sleep, and wake and record but not LD. I'm beginning to think I should just get in my morning jog or do my meditations and start my day instead of going back to sleep. So, is there anyone that can give me some insight as to how long I can get a LD and if it is futile to LD after no progress after a month? Sorry for the long text but this is my intro to the forum so what the heck. Thanks. |
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It takes a lot of people a long time to have their first LD. Don't give up. |
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Patience. |
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The first LD is always the hardest to get (generally). It only gets easier after you have had the first. During SP, if you can manage to remain conscious through the transition, you will enter directly into a lucid dream. The technique is known as a WILD. I suggest getting familiar with the WILD technique (check out the tutorials section here on dreamviews...the link is in my signature). Be sure to read through WILD. If you are getting SP regularly, you are getting many opportunities to have a LD. The key is to allow yourself to fall asleep, but keep your awareness while you do so. Basically, witness yourself falling asleep (it leads to lucidity every single time if performed correctly). You can also check out Jeff777's WILDing tutorial found here, http://www.dreamviews.com/community/...ad.php?t=42271 . You can also take a look at my WILDing technique (which is basically a variation of Jeff's) The link is in my signature. Good luck to you and if you have any specific questions, don't hesitate to ask. |
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Lucid Count(527+) - DILD(266+) DEILD(110+) WILD(150+) EILD(1)
All Day Awareness, A DILD Tutorial by KingYoshi
KingYoshi's WILD Guide
KingYoshi's New Dream Journal: My World is Different
KingYoshi's Old Dream Journal: Journey into the Mind
Thank you guys for all the information (and the motivation). Yea, I won't be giving up because I really want to ld urgh. |
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Welcome to the forums |
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# of LDs so far: DILD-1, WILD-0, Awareness-5
Max Dreams recalled in one night: 3
Goals: Learn to fly [] - Find out more about myself [] - Explore the sea [] - Pray in an LD []
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Read my current research: CAT Research
Read my meditation experiences: Meditation Experiences
It took me a few months to have a 2 seconds lucid dream lol..but after the first one more come to you. it gets easier and easier. Just have patience. |
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