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This will probably most likely help you if you do take a short break man. Like rothgar said, people really do tend to have LDs when not trying. I remember a while back when I took a break for two...
Liked On: 05-01-2016, 07:25 PM
May be good to do. You dont know how many posts I have read where people gave up or took a break and THEN had an LD while not trying. I cant figure out the exact mechanism for lucid dreaming...
Liked On: 04-30-2016, 06:20 PM
I have a lucid dream every single dream! ... well, it didn't happened yet, but I'll begin tonight :cheeky:
Liked On: 04-30-2016, 05:19 PM
As they say, whenever you feel like quitting, remember why you started. Or also, if you think something is too hard, then you don't want it bad enough. Nice post Habba, great to see someone...
Liked On: 04-30-2016, 05:19 PM
I have not had a Lucid Dream as of yet but as a beginner I feel like everyone has been at a low point at the starting point.. You don't know what you're doing is right, feeling confused and this can...
Liked On: 04-30-2016, 05:19 PM
Version 2: Feel an Intense World. I should be able to go over this one quickly as the concepts are the same as above. However this version will deal with the sense of touch. Level 1) Sit in a quiet...
Liked On: 04-26-2016, 07:07 PM
What critical question or questions do you ask yourself, OneUp??
Liked On: 04-26-2016, 05:06 PM
I wouldn't try focusing on literally everything at once. That would discourage anyone really. Plus remember man, it literally only takes one critical thought to become lucid. I practice Self...
Liked On: 04-26-2016, 02:49 PM
Just pick one sense at a time if you're having difficulties. Look...REALLY look at the colors around you. Try to memorize - burn it into your memory so you can "see it" in your mind's eye...or take...
Liked On: 04-26-2016, 02:49 PM
I would look adopting a polyphasic sleep pattern first. This would will allow you dream more than if you slept only once a day while still allowing you to sleep less. The biphasic sleep cycles would...
Liked On: 04-22-2016, 09:52 PM
So bassicly, if a lucid dreamer Desired, could they continually make the same dream character appear in all of there lucid dreams and form a sort of relationship with them? Second a physiological...
Liked On: 04-20-2016, 03:24 AM
but the opportunity cost....
Liked On: 04-20-2016, 12:24 AM
It's possible to learn to lucid dream with less sleep, but harder because you're not dreaming as much. If you could fit in a 20 minute nap in the middle of your day, you can make up for some of...
Liked On: 04-20-2016, 12:19 AM
It's said that you need atleast 8 hours of sleep per night. I think it really depends on the individual, I tend to get 8-12 hours, It depends on how my body is feeling. You can change it though,...
Liked On: 04-19-2016, 11:55 PM
Just realize that lucid dreaming is at times more real than waking life. I think you'll find your answer in that. Is it really all that bad? I think that's for the dreamer to decide. All in all...
Liked On: 03-25-2016, 04:35 PM
I am using paint to write words on the neighbor's car. This is the neighbor we used to live by before we moved...I am back at our old house. His house is on the left now...in real life it is on the right. I am using white paint to write a paragraph on his dark colored SUV. I don't remember exactly what I was writing, but it included the words "God" and "Devil", and the last three sentences were all the same and were about dying. The neighbor walks out of his house, and casually asks what I'm doing. I tell him it's an art project. He briefly glances at the words, which makes me uncomfortable, because I don't want anyone else to read them. My dad comes out of his house. This really makes me uncomfortable, because I especially don't want him to read what I've written. The neighbor goes over and starts talking to him. I'm afraid that the neighbor is going to tell my dad about his SUV, but my dad just starts talking about something random. My neighbor is distracted when he sees that my dad's been waxing his car improperly, and tried to point it out. My dad keeps on talking, though. Another boy, about my age, is by the SUV. He asks why I don't make the paragraph longer. I say that it's already an entire paragraph, and that the last three sentences imply that the person the paragraph was about died anyway. He agrees.
My clothes are soaking wet. I change. Clothes get wet again. I go into the closet (which has a dark maroon/orange carpet...atmosphere seems like it's in the '70s) to find more clothes. I find a t-shirt with a picture of a Walking Dead character on it. Then I proceed to hug the shirt, but it doesn't feel like I'm hugging the shirt, it feels like I'm hugging the person whose picture is on the shirt...but physically it feels like I'm just hugging and empty shirt, but the person on the shirt must not want a hug, because I keep getting pushed back (...) and my hugs are rejected. Then I put a sweatshirt on, and it has a stupid Gears of War logo on it, and I think (for some reason) this makes me appear like a jackass. And the sweatshirt is really stiff, like it's old and hasn't been worn in a long time. The hood is REALLY stiff, and rises up to the back of my neck and makes me look weird.
Then, I'm in my dad's old bedroom. The sheets are gone from his bed, so it's just a white cover. There might've been white cover-less pillows on the mattress? There is one pack of Swisher Sweets cigars on the bed. I pick it up, and then I see a huge box with the Swisher Sweets logo on it. I had assumed it to be empty, but I check it anyway. It's full of cigars. I take a few packs out of it, and go away before anyone sees me.
Greg Brady (from the '70s show 'The Brady Bunch') has lost or broken something, and his dad, Mike Brady, is making him go get another of whatever he lost or broke.
** Tried to go to sleep at 8 pm, couldn't until 2:00 am because I was watching YouTube**