Hey, people. I've been inactive for a long time and was just new to LDing when I joined this page. It's been like a year ago since I last came here, but yesterday something weird has happened and I'm interested in Lucid Dreaming once more. |
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Hey, people. I've been inactive for a long time and was just new to LDing when I joined this page. It's been like a year ago since I last came here, but yesterday something weird has happened and I'm interested in Lucid Dreaming once more. |
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About half my DILD's are like that. I don't ever "realize" im dreaming, at least not that I can remember. And as far as dream control goes, that's just how your first lucid dreams are usually. Mine were the same way, very hard to control and not super vivid. If you continue to lucid dreams you'll get a lot more comfortable in and farmiliar the dream state, so you will gain control over the dream. It is all a matter of true expectation. I personally have a dream guide to assist me with dream control, who I created a few months ago. He is basically a better version of me, or the person that I want to become. When I created him, I told myself that he can control anything and everything in my dream. He is kind of the supervisor of my dreamworld. He uses a wide variety of dream technology to control it, so once I develop the expectation and trust in the technology, he let's me use it in my lucid dreams that he is not in. |
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The only rules to your dreamscape are the ones you create.
Thank you for your input. Does this dream guide help you remain stable? Or does he act like your subconscious which takes over when it's not working out in the dream? Just wondering how exactly he helps you out. |
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Yeah, he helps me stay lucid. But I didn't just randomly find him. It wasn't a "Dream, show me my dream guide!". I conciously created him, totally trusting that would be 100% capable of helping me with any thing I asked him to. He seems to be much more conciously independent than other dream characters. If I ever start to lose lucidity, he will snap be back into it. He has literally slapped me before, saying, "Common man stay in it.". But honestly I don't have a problem with losing lucidity. My lucid dreams tend to be super vivid and stable, probably because WILD is my main method. |
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The only rules to your dreamscape are the ones you create.
Interesting that you have a little dream homunculus that you created. |
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