Thread: A Couple of Theories Inquries and Questions

I'm also a chronic daydreamer. They aren't really Lucid Dreams, though you are aware of your actions and can control the environment in them, because they don't occur during REM cycles.

I can't think of much advice to give you on waking yourself up in LDs, but try not to worry about anything while dreaming. Think about things calmly if you need to, but worrying causes stress that will wake you up most of the time. I'll think about it more tonight to see if I can give you any more advice on that.

Also, about your senses seeming more acute during the day after you use them in an LD, it's mostly that your mind has shifted emphasis off of other senses and onto one of them. In truth, your senses aren't any more acute than normal, but you will notice what you do sense a bit more often.

Well thanks a lot! I'll remeber that!

I also am a vivid daydreamer, some of us just live in our heads more than others =P

As for waking up, Tsen gave good advice, don't worry about it. I would like to add however, buy a good alarm clock you trust and let it wake you.

That is a plan! However, I sleep extremly deep, so i'm going to need to find a mini fog horn type set up, I usually counted on whoever is around to wake me up That tip is true, I probably spend more time in my head then anywhere else. eheheheh. thanks a bunch!

Well, maybe if you use an alarm clock and it doesn't wake you up, maybe you'll be able to hear it in your dreams and will be able to use that to tell yourself it's time to wake up. (Almost like a reverse reality check )

Welcome to DV!

-Amé

Thanks a lot!