Thats what I do! I always try to puch my fingers through my palm.. Now I'm worried!!! |
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Thats what I do! I always try to puch my fingers through my palm.. Now I'm worried!!! |
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Don't be, they've always worked for me before, but everyone has moments where they don't. The one where you hold your nose, close your mouth, and try to breath has never failed for me. |
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"This is for long forgotten light at the end of the world..."
I usualy do that one when I'm not convinced I'm not dreaming. |
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I never had to do it before, the finger one usually works, but the dream wasn't even that vivid last night so I really didn't care. It's just that I couldn't fall asleep until 2 so I was surprised I got my REM. |
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"This is for long forgotten light at the end of the world..."
always do the breathing RC. it can't fail! |
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LD goals:
- fire- [*DONE*], water-, earth- and airbending
- running up a skyscrapper
- flying
LDs total: (some in my childhood, but) 3
"Will it to happen and it will happen!"
It failed for me last night! |
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When you RC, it's not just the physical action that's important. It's also vital that you critically consider whether or not you are dreaming. |
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That really worries me |
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DILD = 9
WILD = 0
'If you are not living on the edge, you are probably taking up too much room!'
Body Clock Experiment...
hmmmm??? the breathing RC actually really CANT fail! you must have a strong subconsciousness, because the breathing RC is just physically logical: when youre dreaming your bodys breathing automatically and when youre closing mouth and nose while dreaming and try to breath your real body will breath... |
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Last edited by Blitzwing; 09-08-2008 at 04:57 PM.
LD goals:
- fire- [*DONE*], water-, earth- and airbending
- running up a skyscrapper
- flying
LDs total: (some in my childhood, but) 3
"Will it to happen and it will happen!"
Yeah, you could be right. I can usually hold my breath for about a minute or so pretty easily, and in the dream, I think I tried it for about five seconds maybe. I probably should have done more than one type of reality check in that moment though, but I wasn't really thinking clearly. |
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But sure it can. If you believe you can't breath, you simply can't. I don't think there is such a thing as a perfect RC. It's important that you expect an RC to fail in a dream (reality check failing = dreaming), if you don't, it most likely won't. Mechanically repeating RCs during the day without questioning the state will probably take you nowhere. You'd just do them in dreams the same way, mechanically and pointlessly. But if you question your state when doing an RC, I think you don't even have to fully execute it when dreaming. The act of questioning your state may already be enough to become lucid. |
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