I don't think any particular phrase i just realise i'm dreaming and do whatever i please like u said. I think i did once i was learning to ld but not anymore. |
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Ok so I know lucid experiences appearantly you guys think you have to say to yourself "I'm dreaming" But I have been lucid dreaming all my life, and I just don't say that anymore. I merely realize where I am and that I can do whatever I please. If I wanted to think, "I am asleep" I suppose I could. But most of the time its, Here is where I am, I remember what I wanted to do, I can do it, thus I will do it. |
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I don't think any particular phrase i just realise i'm dreaming and do whatever i please like u said. I think i did once i was learning to ld but not anymore. |
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I've only had 2 so far, but each time I just stopped and said "Wait, I'm dreaming." It's just like it hit me all of a sudden. |
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i dont have to tell myself i am dreaming, but sometimes i do it anywayz, it helps me focus and get my barrings |
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LD Count: 300 since 2005, average 40 LDs a yr
Last LD: 11/23/2013
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It has always been my habit to do a RC, puts me in control if I'm not 100% convinced that I'm dreaming. |
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It sucks though kindof. I forget about lucid dreaming alot, and end up just feeling like I'm a god, and can do whatever I desire...although I get rather caught up in the story of it all...Like last night I had a dream that I was in a parallel universe (actually I traveled to various ones last night) In this universe, control of reality was a given. Only some people had high/low control. This reality was one of a reality just like our own, only the difference was, if you were visiting this reality from another reality (in dream state) then you had more power. I have crazy dreams like this all the freaking time where I forget that its a lucid dream, and just realize I have ultimate power. Although I almost always remind myself not to wake up...which is a wierd habit of mine. |
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My DILD train of thought usually goes something like this: "that dog isn't supposed to have pig legs so...*hits Luna like a slap in the face* I must be dreaming!" I always think it though, kind of a habit. Then right after that (also a habit) I like to say, "I am dreaming; therefore, I can do anything." Just to make myself more confident. |
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I'll speak for my self... |
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Well, I mean to the point of if you say to yourself or are able to say to yourself, I am dreaming, that would be one account of being lucid. The capability to say it is enough to consider yourself lucid according to some of the hings I have read. On the otherhand you could be considered not lucid if you have control of your dream, but it is only because you are dreaming that ou have control...without ever having a clue you were asleep. (example: Dreaming your a super hero or something) |
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I understand now Sandform...when a dream is going in a good direction, we go along for the ride without actually realizing we are lucid. |
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