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      Dream Continuance

      I am not able to have a lucid dream at will. They are spontaneous occurrences so far. I'd like to work towards it, but in the mean time I have a related question.

      If you can't actually control your dreams are there ways to fall back into the same dream after awakening? For instance, we've all woken up during a dream at the most inopportune time. (Grandma's about to tell you where the family fortune is buried, etc) Some dreams are so great you don't want them to end. Sometimes I fall back to sleep and the dream continues and other times it doesn't and it's lost forever.

      Is there anything we can do to increase the chances of continuing a dream? My existing approach is, "quick fall back to sleep and pretend you never woke up." But, it dosn't work so well.
      They tell me I'm weird.

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      Here is some information from the Tutorial section of this site that might help you.
      http://www.dreamviews.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=7126


      I personally try that same tech. of pretending I never woke up...but if I do fully awake then I try to assume the same position I was in when I awoke and then concentrate on the last few moments of that particular dream. It works more than half the time for myself...hope this helps.
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      I used to use dream re-entry before I'd learned about LDing and it worked reasonably well. I did it through visualtion, where I basically tried "finishing" the dream and would end up slipping into it.

      -Amé

      "If there was one thing the lucid dreaming ninja writer could not stand, it was used car salesmen."

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