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It varies, but it's usually takes a while to reach it, as far as I know. For some reason, whenever I would WILD, I would do it with my eyes open. I guess I'm one of the few who do this, but I...
Liked On: 09-21-2014, 02:13 AM
Yeah it's about around that time, as far as I know.
Liked On: 09-21-2014, 02:13 AM
^ Yep. What I was gonna say exactly. Exactly. Hey, that post wasn't there when I started typing - this was supposed to be directly under Xaq's post. :cheeky:
Liked On: 06-17-2014, 11:10 AM
For me, mental fatigue is the worst when it comes to seeking lucidity, and it makes it very difficult for me to remember my dreams in the morning, although my normal recall is quite good. As for...
Liked On: 06-17-2014, 11:09 AM
I've found that it will help your chances to be physically tired and hurt your chances to be mentally tired, which seems to be the opposite of what box77 said. If you think about it, it makes sense...
Liked On: 06-17-2014, 09:27 AM
It seems as though everyone who signs up here posts an introductory thread here... so I thought I would too, just to be different. :chuckle: My friend first told me about lucid dreaming only a few...
Liked On: 06-17-2014, 08:07 AM
Hello Dreamcloud. Already having a couple of LD's huh? I am envious of you:cheeky:. I am also a newbie with just some really short LD's so far :) There's a bunch of stuff to read on here. I've been...
Liked On: 06-17-2014, 06:32 AM
Hey ho and welcome to dreamviews TheDreamCloud! :D You are definitely in good hands here believe me :) I was just like you and was always interested in dreams since i was a kid. And getting to know...
Liked On: 06-16-2014, 08:05 AM
I LD best and easiest when I'm laying down for a 1 hour - 1.5 hour nap and I'm totally shredded / exhausted. Slip right in, most times. ;)
Liked On: 06-16-2014, 08:04 AM
Fatigue can play a big role, just a surmise, I believe its a derived condition. Stress , Life conditions and exhaustion can cause it, as well as cetain emotional states, personal traumas; and blood...
Liked On: 06-16-2014, 08:04 AM
I read something about if it's mental fatigue perhaps it would increase the time for your REM stages more than your deep sleep stages, which would increase your time for dreams and consequently give...
Liked On: 06-16-2014, 01:02 AM
Hahahaa, as I posted my reply, I realized Box77 gave a much better answer than mine! :biggrin: I removed my previous post, but I will say that I experience very vivid dreams after mental fatigue,...
Liked On: 06-16-2014, 01:02 AM
I think that if you are really, really exhausted, you will have difficulty attaining lucidity. You will probably just succumb to sleep and non-lucidity, and dream yourself through the night without...
Liked On: 06-16-2014, 01:02 AM
Wow...I had such a shock last night. It came in so unexpectedly, I didn't know what to think!
Okay, so last night I woke up around 4:30. Not from a dream, or lucid dream, but I just woke up from normal sleep.
I was lying there and suddenly I head this buzzing noise ringing in my ears. It became louder. Also, you know when you're on a plane and you can hear the steady humming of the engines? Well strangely enough, that's what I heard as well. The two sounds combined made it incredibly loud, and I was pretty confused at what was going on.
Then, I felt this sensation come over me, like all my limbs suddenly held this tension in them. In an instant, I completely understood ...no no no no! Sleep paralysis! :O
I attempt to gently move my arm, but as I do, I feel this incredible force push down onto it, making it feel as though it is literally super-glued to the bed. The sensation was so strange and unreal to me that I let my inner fear take over a little. I knew there was no reason to be scared, as it was all just a natural thing, but I could help but feel a little panic settle in.
After about 30 seconds to a minute, my limbs suddenly released all that tension and were free to move again. The buzzing had gone, and I was fine after that!
I knew that I would probably have to experience SP sometime sooner or later if I continued to do lucid dreams, and I guess that last night was one of those moments! I'm kind of glad that it happened though, now I know how it feels like and I don't have to worry about it too much again.
So yeah, this was my first Dream Journal entry, I hope you enjoyed it! Feel free to post any comments. (:
Happy lucid dreaming!
~TheDreamCloud