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    1. 07-22-2007 02:38 PM #1
      Indecent Exposure
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      FILDing problems

      Basically I need help.
      Disregarding a few fleeting DILDs I've ahd a hard time becoming lucid, however, I've find FILD works for me on most nights.
      The problem lies in the fact, everytime i become lucid everything is blurred and unbevaliably un-vivid.
      Also, I find it ver hard to move my body, like invisible bonds are holding me back.
      Also the dreams seem to fade after about a minute.

      Any ideas why this is happening or how to overcome it would be appreciated.

      Thanks

      Imran
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    2. 07-22-2007 08:47 PM #2
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      Quote Originally Posted by imran_p View Post
      Basically I need help.
      Disregarding a few fleeting DILDs I've ahd a hard time becoming lucid, however, I've find FILD works for me on most nights.
      The problem lies in the fact, everytime i become lucid everything is blurred and unbevaliably un-vivid.
      Also, I find it ver hard to move my body, like invisible bonds are holding me back.
      Also the dreams seem to fade after about a minute.

      Any ideas why this is happening or how to overcome it would be appreciated.

      Thanks

      Imran
      Perhaps you are not allowing enough time to pass before you start moving?
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    3. 07-24-2007 01:01 PM #3
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      Yeah, I think you should start allowing more time to pass before moving.
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