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    1. 02-12-2007 11:33 PM #1
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      On my first lucid dream, i appeared in my math class, and there was a blue-grain appearance to everything. I said "hey awesome, im dreaming. I tried to move my right arm, but i went to fast and destroyed the dream. I talked with my friend and he said the same thing happened to him. Is it fairly common on the first LD to immediately try and move your primary arm?
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    2. 02-13-2007 01:00 AM #2
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      I guess you just were unlucky. The first lucid-dream tends to be very unstable. Almost anything will break the dream. It changes very fast though. In 1 or 2 lucids, you'll have way more stable lucid-dreams

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    3. 02-13-2007 02:38 AM #3
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      Quote Originally Posted by Marvo View Post
      I guess you just were unlucky. The first lucid-dream tends to be very unstable. Almost anything will break the dream. It changes very fast though. In 1 or 2 lucids, you'll have way more stable lucid-dreams
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      I see, I guess it would be attributed to the brain not knowing how to habdle this new mode of thinking.
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      Nah, it's the fact that you've read about people having unstable lucids. Then you think "Oh my, I'm gonna be unstable aswell" and that's what you were.

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    5. 02-13-2007 09:32 PM #5
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      Yeah, you just had an overall unstable dream, it'll go away after a while, i hear it happens to all first time LDers [I wouldn't remember... curses]. When you're lucid again just remember that you have full control over everything [and you have to mean it too]
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      Quote Originally Posted by Marvo View Post
      I guess you just were unlucky. The first lucid-dream tends to be very unstable. Almost anything will break the dream. It changes very fast though. In 1 or 2 lucids, you'll have way more stable lucid-dreams
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      Yeah, my first LD was unstable too. A pop-up box showed up in front of my eyes and said "Fatal Error. This Lucid Dream will end in 5 seconds." And sure enough, it did!
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      You just need more experience, after a while your mind gets used to the idea of LDing and you stop waking up.
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      Yeah, my first LD was unstable too. A pop-up box showed up in front of my eyes and said "Fatal Error. This Lucid Dream will end in 5 seconds." And sure enough, it did!
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