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    1. 03-23-2010 08:08 PM #1
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      Another introduction topic.

      HI guys! I recently found things about lucid dreaming and Im completely interested on it, because I have a lot of dreams (I remember some of them but only some images) and I cannot make a thing to control them... I saw some techinques on the net to LD one of them is the WILD which fascinates me the most. I just have a couple of questions to do because im very curious... When you are in SP what do you have to do to enter a lucid dream? Continue to relax?
      And I saw various tutorials in youtube about lucidology (yeah I saw a thread in this forum about it that says not to believe in everything) but I am curious in his timer. What happens when you reach the 20 minutes beep? You wake up in a dream? or in SP? Anyway I hope I will learn a lot of stuff here. Take care guys.
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      Hi

      Basicly there are two ways to enter a dream from sleep paralysis: passive and active. With the passive technique you'll observe the hallucinations you might have and you wait until you're in a dream. With the active technique you'll try to control the hallucinations until you have enough control over them to form a dream scene. Basicly. You'll have the search the forums or wait for someone with more experience on this for the details.

      Good luck!
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      Hey Welcome to DreamViews!

      I can answer one of your questions:

      When you are in SP what do you have to do to enter a lucid dream? Continue to
      relax?
      Well, you can focus on your hallucinations, and watch them become more detailed into a dream. Or you can imagine a dream scene, and focus on that a lot. Then hopefully the scene will appear. There are several other ways, and you can look around here.
      Hope this helped! See you around DV.
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      Welcome to DreamViews

      Yeah that lucidology page on youtube isn't too popular around here but I did hear that the lucid timer has helped atleast. I don't know much about it myself.

      And yes, once in Sleep Paralysis, you need to remain calm and like what everypne else is saying, try focusing on the hallucinations.
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      Thanks very much for your replies! I think the timer doesnt work for me because even when I am awake only 20 minutes I cant fall asleep in the first eight minutes xD do I have to add some more time to it?
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      Welcome to Dream Views.

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